... been so successful in London. The lady patronesses are the Countess of Minto, Miss Mowat, Mrs. George W. Ross, Mrs. A. S. Hardy, Mrs. E. B. Osier, Mrs. W. R. Brock, Mrs. Goldwin Smith. Mrs. Sweny, Mrs. H. M. Pellatt, Mrs. B. E. Walker, Mrs. Henry Cawthra ...

... John and Lady Boyd. Mrs. Geo. W. Ross. Miss Ross, Mrs. Stratton, Miss Norton. Colonel Sweny, Mrs. Sweny. Hon. A. S. Hardy, Mrs. Hardy. Lady Thompson. Hon. Mr. Gibson. Mrs. Gibson of Hamilton. Mrs. J. K. Kerr, Prof. Ramsay Wright. Mrs. Ramsay Wright, Rev ...

... the Furst Bismarck. No doubt he will visit his daughters in Germany before his return, which is expected about Easter. Mrs. Hardy W. McHardy (nee Proctor) will receive at her apartments. 614 Spadina avenue, on Friday afternoon and evening, March 23, and ...

... Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio, returning by way of Buffalo and Niagara Falls. Mrs. A. M. Ross and Mrs. M. St. G. Hodder of St. Thomas sail on the Caroni° the eleventh of this month for England. Among those registered at Hotel del Monte, Preston Springs, are: ...

... Christmas green. A great many from four until six o'clock. ladies braved the gloomy day to enjoy an hour in such Mrs. E. B. Hardy, formerly Miss Kerr, of Petrolia, contrasting surroundings. , Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. McPhail, of Ontario street, of cne of the ...

... would shine with extraordinary devotion. Your wife seems wonderfully attached to you. Thomas, casually observed the mistress of the house. . Yes, ma'am. answered Thomas complacently. Ain't it jest sicken? Society has given up the good old fashion of ...

... of the previous Wednesday was on many tongues. Among the guests at this very smart tea were Sir Thomas and Lady Saylor, , Lady Thompson, Hon. A. S. Hardy, Mrs. Mulock, Mrs. G. W. Ross, Rev. Armstrong Black and Mrs. Black, Mrs. A. W. Ross, Mrs. Harrison ...

... present Canadian visit of Mr. Keir I Hardie, M.P., whose speeches in India kicked up such a rumpus, some of our readers will be interested in the following little conversation, said to have taken place the day after Mr. Hardie's visit to Poona: Scene: Polo ground ...

... Brooks to Gordon Henderson. HOLLAND—YEA MAN—Toronto, June Mary Yeaman to Fred Holland. I NRIG—STAN NERS—Toronto, June 7, Helen Hardy Stanners to Francis Inrig. BRICK BROOKES - Toronto, June Linda Brookes to John Brick. CLARKE MCBRIDE - Toronto, June 14, Lydia ...

... soon, doubtless, be flooded with cheap editions. The most successful of the recent cheap reprints in England has been Mr. Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervllles. Of this a hundred thousand copies have been sold. Translations from the French novelists form ...

... her selections were choice, they were of a popular order, including numbers by Mendelssohn, Massenet, Lane Wilson, Ambrose Thomas, Grieg, Schumann and Bizet. Probably her most taking and effective efforts were in the operatic excerpts. the Styrienne ...

... another mayor, for they feared,: so hardy and importunate were ward-heelers and others becoming in clamoring for the job—lest some one might slip in of the character of the old mayor of a small Ontario city—St. Thomas, I think—who welcomed Lord Aberdeen ...