... Local Institutes Ise MF.MBEIN AT ILOWER SHOW S?auling Boston at 7.30 a in. on Thursday. over 400 memhers of the Holland Federation Women's Institutes travelled by special train to London to visit the Chelsea flower show. The organisers of the outing Mrs. J ...

... pair of silk stockinsg Mrs. Poston. Miss E. Woods presided on Monday when arrangements were made for the outing to Chelsea Flower Show yesterday (Thursdayi. All the members present received a tin of food from Australia. ...

... would organise the treasure hunt. Mrs. Leeson. produce secretary, gave particulars of the forthcoming visit to, the Chelsea Flower Show to be held in May. A ballot was taken for the election of the executive committee An invitation from Old Leake to visit ...

... recep-i Hon-rooms, were primulas, iris.', scabious begonias and two accrnagunbo plants. which had been features of the Chelsea Flower Show. ...

... decorated with primulas, irises, scabious and ' begonias. Among the flowers at the ■ foot of the stairs were two acernagunbo plants, which was feature of this year's Chelsea Flower Show. The decorations had been arranged by Mr R. Gabriel, Parks Supt. ...

... and Mrs Aubin, V.C.0.. discuMe^^ s ° s for the annual meeting in London. Arrangements were made for the outing the* Chelsea Flower Show, and the hostesses were Mesdamcs Martin and Truepenny. Tuesday Mra. D. BorrlU preaided. ' Tbe member* decided to in ...

... varieties) and I can recommend these lovely flowers with every confidence. the way, when at Chelsea Show noticed that lI.M. the King was Particularly interested in a fine group f these flowers. LOVELY FLOWERS FOR OUTDOOR CULTURE. have beerd ...

... sonatas, nlayed by John Hunt. 18.55: Keyboard Talk: rou and the Composer, by Sir Wolford Davies. 19.10-19.25 j The Chelsea Flower Show, lord Aberconway. 19.30: Along the Roman Road, by O. M. Boumphrey. «.00: Entert-tinment Hour; Oeraklo with his Sweet ...

... Party, and for the outing to the Chelsea Flower Show on 19 March for the members of the Produce] Guild,. . . .1 -- A - 11 - eartc welcome was extended to Miss Cartwright after her IllneiL The hostesses were Mesdames A. Flowers and G. Collingwood and the Misses ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT BOSTON EXHIBITS WORTHY OF CHELSEA At the monthly show and lecture in connecUon with the Boston and District Horticultural Society, held Tuesday, at the Memorial-hall. Boston, members and visitors turned up in good numbers to hear a lecture ...

... Lincolnshire flower season is ended so far as London is concerned, and handlers of Spalding and district bloom are busy returning empty boxes to their grower-owners. CHELSEA SNOW. The spring flower season usually ends with an invasion of the London flower markets ...

... opinion that the Zinnias on show were the he had seen outside the Chelsea Show lor a long time. He also made very tuvourable comment of the ten weeks* old stocks. Sweet peas were hardly up to the standard of previous shows Wrangle, Ibis being attributed ...