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... ducting. Another requisite was that the scores i| great masters—orchestral, choral, ancient, modern, and clas-ica!—should studdied. There was only ~n means attaining perfection in any art, cud, if th© technique of conducting could taught, why shouWl those ...
... between Colonel J. E. Broadbent, C 8., R.E., chief engineer Punjab Command, and the Hon. Alexandra Fiennes, fourth daughter of Lord and Lady Saye and Sele. The marriage between Captain D. L. Beatty, of Rugby, and Miss Anita Studdy is arranged to take ...
... Mayor handed to Sir James Sawyer, for lie Queen'* Hospital, a cheque for 2b. 7d-, the result of the collection in October last. e e The Hon. Sidney Greville, brother of Lord Warwick; has succeeded the Hon. Schomberg McDonnell as the principal Private Secretary ...
... Canter, Miss E. C. Canter, Miss Lewis, Mr. and Mrs! A. Thomson, the Misses Wells, Miss Burton. Rev. and Mrs. Potter Mr. W. Evans, Miss Monat, Mr. Lambton, Mr. E. H. Hay, Mr. G Bowman, Mr. and Mrs, R. Hurnard. Mr. and Mrs. R. Dempster, Miss' E° Dempster. ...
... Edge, and the Misses P. A. Greenwood, E. Holmes, A. Hill, M. A. Jackson, J. Marshall, G. Edroondson, and E. A. Edmondson. After tea, the usual entertainment was given in the Board School. The Vicar, the Rev. A. E. Boden, 8.A., presided, and an admirable ...
... Nelson. 410 h 00-OPERATION.—T II e members of the Women's Guild held a 'social in the Cooperative Hall on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jeremiah Smith presided, and songs were given by Mesdames Kendall and Smith and Misses Barritt and E. Smith, and a reading by Mrs ...
... Horsfall 100, D. Fraser 85, R. Ingham 74, E. Holden 100, ;total 1030; Collie , : H. 0. Baines 45, W. Crookall 97, A. W. Crabtree 103, A. H. Peake 100, J. Brown 33, E. W. Folley 68, W. Thornton 45. B. Gre ,, son 94, E. CaswiAl 100, F. Wood 100, H. Heap (10 ...
... Miss E. Green, Mr. W. S. Fowler, Mr. H. P. Lawrence. Mr. F. L. Evans, Mr. J R. Johnson, Mrs. G. Graham and maid, Mr. and Mrs. Bergl, Miss Bergl. Mrs. A. D. Norris, Miss M. E. Cocking, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Duncan, Miss Lawlors, Mr. G. Singer, Mr. E. A Singer ...
... Bonhay-road to the Grounds. where the toreh. light procession had been mustered. Here the horse was the victoria, which was = taken e of sixteen members of the R.A.O.B., Sir Stafford ing “a brother Buff.” Headed by the combined voluvteer bands, the procession ...
... -C~orgina EdithI Stulddy, volenceer daughtHI i Commlander H~enry Studdy, RN2-., of \vaddete ,, Devon, and M3rs. WJ. T. Summers, of h9cbth;i market. The bride was accompanied by he 1,1' Mr. HI. E. M1. Studdv, of WVest Lee, cave her away, and the bridegroom ...
... MARRIAGE CAPTAIN D. L BEATTY AND MISS A. G. E. STUDDY. At St James's Church, Piccadilly, London, W., yesterday afternoon with choral service and no floral dec-ration*, the quiet wedding took place of Captain David Longfield Beatty, late of the h Hussars ...
... it when it gits onto yu. * Lazy folks are allwuas wanting sumthiog, but they ain’t, allwuss happy when they get it. 1 hav studdyed the lazy man klussly. and tho the philoeophers tell us that lazyness haz ruined wore folks than the weazles haz, 1 never ...