... PEGGY’S PARTY Peggy was going to a party, and Nurse wai* dressing ner in new muslin frock, and white shoe** and stockings, and her test petticoat with lace round the bottom. But although she loved parties, Peggy was not quite happy, for Elizabeth, ter ...

... FOR PARTY WEAR Tou may care to make frock in this style, and I may say that in washing silk, tussore, and cashmere, the pattern makes up very well indeed. Accordion pleated skirts are often liked for party frocks, and where this is the case the pleated ...

... PARTY PROGRAMMES. ...

... independent party. There can neither agreement nor alliance (tor the Labour Party) with either Liberal Tory. Our object ta to unite the working-class so as to create power that will one dav bring Socialism, and we can only that object maintaining our ...

... THE SERVANT’S PARTY. A party » spirant during her mistreat absence wi. mentioned the Lambeth Police-court on Monday, when John Ryder, private in the Duke of Cornwall Light Infantry, was sentenced to two ™« nth * hard labour /or stealing jewellery worth ...

... THE LABOUR PARTY. On the agenda iasued by the Independent Labour party for tbeir annual conference which opens at York on Easter Monday, Labour representation naturally takes first place. Perhaps the most interenting feature of the programme is the friction ...

... “TO SAVE THE PARTY Supporters of the policy of forcing the meat ion peers met at Groavenor House on Saturday. Those present included Halsburv, Sol borne, I»rd Salisbury, Ix>rd Willoughby Broke, Loyat, Mr. George Wvndham, Mr F. E. Smith, Sir Edward Carson ...

... THE LABOUR PARTY. The Labour Party met on Monday night the House of Commons to elect its Sessional Chairman and officers. Nearly all the M.P.’s the party attended. Mr. Hardie presiding, while members the executive of the Labour party who are not M.P.’s ...

... PARTY NAMES. Sneh words “Conservative, “Badieal, and “Tory have been ringing in our ears originally Hjplied term of reproach, but was speedily adopted and used with pnde. According to an authority high standing, the word means puranor,” and was originally ...

... THE IRISH PARTY. Mr. William O’Brien, speaking on Sunday, United Irish League meeting Carrick-on-Shannon, defended the action of the Irish Party quitting the Bones of Commons daring th* later discussions on the Education Bill, eontending that, instead ...

... PARTY REPRESENTATION According to the official l«t, the new Cabinet will consist twenty-two mem her* With the exception ot the ln*h Nationalists, all parties in the House Commons are represented, the number ol seats given each being a* follows.- Members ...

... BALLOON PARTIES. Mr*. Harold Gould, Lord Royston. and Professor Huntington made an ascent from the Wandsworth can-works. at the same time another balloon went with Ur. C. F. Pollock, the Hon Mrs. Uarbord, Count Biroo, and Mr. W. Han. Mr Harold Gould and ...