... together and endeavour to regain the tupremacy et the nation.' gams. Mr. Choate'. eloquent tribute to the King at the Independence Day climber of the Amerman Society in London not only bore immerge* wit. to the warmth of the personal feeling with which ...

... Dominion Day, and July the groat festival of Independence Day was by our American Allies and their Allied, British, French and Italian, fighting in many distant fields. Beyond doubt this has been greatest Independence Day that America has seen in all tier long ...

... HAWARDEN. INDEPENDENCE DAY.—The was ce’tebrated in ihe parish of Hawarden for probably the fir ...

... meeting between the city, but them woie oleewhere. TTit* Anwri ...

... Room. The huding features hem were a reiseaufioeut collection of roves. including Nis firm 's new inoiluetMn known as independence Day, which has been greatly admired. Some eharming groups el delphtiiiime., phloem, Indian poppers arid Japanese sioniones ...

... noted roam Rose Society, the National Rose Society, were awarded the gold medal for a rose of their own raising, called independence Day. BISHOP MERCER ON RELIGION AND THE STATE.—Preaching at Chester Cathedral on Sunday evening, the Right Rev. Bishop Mercer ...

... Thompson spoke of the result of the expket, which he Bk. nested by relating his experience this summer of the celebration of independence Day in America, the day when Americans celebrant the revolution which freed them as Miasma in the pilgrim spirit from the ...

... beautiful colour and formation, and were named Portia, Adonis. Sybil, Ariel, Macbeth, and Diana. Cut vases of roses included independence Day, tjueen Alexandra, Daily Mail, - Opheha, and Evelyn Thornton, the latter being named after the daughter of Mr. Thornton ...

... were of outstanding excellence. There were eight tastefully decorated tables. The three which wee were embellished with Independence Day roses, and die others mostly with sweet peas and Illonbretia. 8e Ltd., had a splendid floral display, including roses ...

... mold/mien. peas, mid runner beam. Them were mx decorated tables. The aides placed first and moan; were thioaratati with Independence Day and Reliance mesa. the Maar being a deep tea tinted bloom. third prime went to • able decorated with sweet per and maidenhair ...

... Fred Torrikins, looked very charm. ing in a fawn two•piece costume with hat and shoes to match, and carried a bouquet of Independence Day mows. She was attended by her sister. Mrs. Wilfrid Mayers, who was prettily attired in a blue crepe de chine dress and ...

... georgette ..• trimmed pearls and orange a magnificent tulle roil. also trinitned • inserts. She carried a lame shower of Independent Day roses and Constance ~ e t peas. She was gives away by her The bride was attended by Miss A. R.-I. ,•i. si,ter of the ...