... Heritage Schools. A Remarkable Personality. Tbc Heritage Craft Schools owe their success the genius of rema-Kable woman, Mre. Grace Kimmins, the wfe oi Dr, C. . Kitnmius. who so long assisted with the education side the London County Council, and retired only ...

... public services in Surrey; Miss Margaret Harding. Irwin, general vcretary , , Scottish Council for Women's Trades; Mrs. Grace Myra Kimmins, founder of Heritage Craft School for Crippled Children; Miss Katherine Janie Stephenson, J.P., . vice-chairman, Public ...

... Gazette ”;— Knight of Justice from Knight of Grace —Major Sir John Lumsden, K.8.E., M.D. As Dames of Justice from Domes Grace— Constance Mary Lady Knowlee, 0.8. E.; Charlotte Heath Lady Yate. As Knights of Grace—Lieut.-Colonel Evan James Trevor Cory, 0.8 ...

... public services in Surrey. Miss Margaret Hardinge Irwin, general secretary Scottish Council for Women’s Trades. Grace Thyrza Mrs. Kimmins, founder and honorary secretary of the Heritage Craft School for Crippled Children. Miss Katharine Janie Stephenson ...

... Pcto, M.P. for Barnstaple, Miss Margaret Hnrdinge Irwin, General Secretary Scottish Council for Women’s Trades. Mrs. Grace Thvrza Kimmins. Founder and Honorary Secretary the Heritage Craft School for Crippled Children. Miss Katimrine Janie Stephenson. J ...

... Margaret Hardinge Irwin, General Inn and a K.U. ISeeretiary Scottish Council for Women's KING'S POLICE MEDAL.I Mrs. Grace There& Kimmins, Founder and Hausamay Secretary of the Heritage Craft School for Crippled Children. TWO ULSTER RECIPIENTS. Mies Ketisarisie ...

... GRACEFUL PANGING Enjoyable Displays by Pupils ot the Gardner Studios The pupils of the Gardner School of Dancing are t,o congratulated on the graceful exhibitions they gave of rhythms eong and dance forms, togeiuer with solo and ensemule numbers in fancy ...

... at arithmetic and yet comretent at other subjects? Some interesting sidelights were thrown on this question by Dr. C. W. Kimmins, of London, during a discussion cl the subject of educability. In the psychology section be suggested that some of us were ...

... white silk, and wore a picture hat trimmed with orange blossom, white chiffon, and ostrich feathers. The bridesmaids were Miss Grace Miser (sister), Miss Williams (sister of the bridegroom), Miss Beech, Miss Honeyford (cousins of the bride), and Miss Baker ...

... Finnian’s; Clifford Stewart, St. Donard’s; Margaret Fritchard, St. Michael’s. Second Class—David Hammond,, St. Finnian's; Grace Lynch, St. Marys: Joan Matchett. St. James s; May Campbell. Carnmoney; Charlotte Gardiner. St. Mary's; Joan Muldrew. Newcastle: ...

... tugh to requite him for his friendship. Of' Cardinal Logue sod Archbishop Walsh of Ihsh. I be to inform you I visited the grace. f new tinder the impression that he l l in, whose writings hi connection with the tern' reforred to, and found that a lwatisttsic ...

... ' the weather. (Applassie.) Fhe hoped the feats would very materially beneit the funds. sad wished them every success. Ger Grace won • beautiful Irea of navy blue alarmed., !trimmed with braid, her ornameats hens pearls and diamond.. A vote of thanks to ...