... perfect, diamond; but s perfect ruby is rare. • • B.R.H. Princess Maud is a granddaughter of Queen Alexandra and the late King Edward, and daughter of the Princess Royal and the late Duke of Fife. She is the younger sister of Princess Arthur of Connaught, from ...

... the British Red e Order of St. John might easily he most brilliant social affair of year. The Bing and Queen ao were Queen Alexandra and of the Royal Family, and n London Society not imme- ged on war work. But the sky when it was not pouring down Ha - ...

... of writing. Royal Visit to France. A very hearty welcome was given to the King and Queen on their return from Belgium and France. They landed at Dover iron' the royal yacht, and a royal salute was fired from the Castle. The King and Queen ...

... of Italy has awarded the silver medal for brs very for having nursed cholera patients and wounded soldiers under fire, has, perhaps of all Royal women, taken upon herself the role of nursing under most trying conditions (says The Lady ). One of those ...

... them, for. after all, nothing can be more humanising than domestic duties.' Queen Alexandra has lett her name as a geographical place-name to all parts of the World. Alexandra is the name of a lake sad river in Central Africa, of a county and villige is ...

... gift At a meeting at the Mansion House, London, in aid of the Rheims Cathedral Restoration Fund, a letter was read from Queen Alexandra, who wrote that there was no finer object than the restoration of the cathedral which suffered so terribly in the war ...

... neral of the Navy, Medal Branch, Cornwall House, Stamford-street, London, S.E. I, accompanied by certificate of service, eto. All service during the war in any other branch H.M. Forces should be fully stated, quoting regimental number. It hae, i L pointed ...

... for relief service. • Queen Ens will not travel incognito when she visits her mother, Princess Henry of Battenberg, but under her own name. Queen Mary is another Royal lady who rarely travels incognito, but nearly all the rest of the Royal ...

... of us wore the tricolour badges. The event of the day was the re-onion at Montagu House, where the Queen, Queen Alexandra, Queen Amelie„ and other Royal personages attended; while over all was the blessing of the French Ambassador. How would ...

... following upon their war service; 1,475 nurses of the recognised war organisations disabled by service, and the dependents of nurses deceased in consequence of war service. A modification of the trust governing the ...

... he is gone the tree is being cut down, says the Paris Daily Mail:' Nurses with three years' general training desirous of joining Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve for duty in military hospitals should write at once ...

... him. William Frost. an old Huntingdon soldier, aged sixty, who has volunteered for service again, was passed C 2 at Bedford. Mrs. Lucas, wife of Sergeant Edward Lucas, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, has died at Dungannon, County Tyrone, after giving birth ...