... C. Fox, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, acting metres at Winierrux Floapital, wbo resides at Crowthorne, bag been awa rde d the Royal Red Orces Decoration (Second Class). Her father, ...

... Miss Isabel Lovet, sister, Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service, sister in charge at the War Hospital at Wilson School (first class); Miss . Bennett, sister, Q.A.LM.N.S. (second class): Miss L. ...

... Mary visited Queen Alexandra Marlborough House and remained to luncheon. Her Majesty received Marlborough House the -matrons, sisters, and nurses of the Military Nursing Services who have been awarded the Royal ...

... Miss Isabel liovet, sister, Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military Nursing Service, sister in charge the War Hospital at Wilson School (first class); Miss E. Bennett, sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S. (second class); Miss L. ...

... and brevet of major). He saw service in the Transvaal campaign as deputy-assistant adjutant general and quartermaster-general with the Natal Field Force. Misa G. L. Bentley, Queen Alexandra’s Imperial Military ...

... the School Nurses League, sisters of Queen Alexandra's Hospital, the Misses Talbot, Cousin Nina and Winnie. Sister Russell, who was 42 years of age, was the eldest daughter of Mr. Augustin Russell, of •, Fatherson-road. Formerly aaerool nurse employed ...

... NURSE'S MILITARY FUNERAL AT READING. The funeral too{ place on Monday of Sister Alice o {lunoll, who died in the Queen Alexandra’s ospital for Sick Sisters, Vincent Square, S.W. i Rwll weas & mmool teacher at Westminster gol, and part of the ...

... ARMY NURSES FUNERAL Military honours were at the funeral at Reading Cemetery on Monday of Sister Maude Rummell, whose 'dada at Queen Alexandra's Hospital for Raters, Vincent Square, S.W., announced in our hat Woe. Sister Rummell, who 42, eldest daughter ...

... p|>l catfc'n of ci >*jjn o*u«* 47. wt* h provift*ni* with eiccUon of aan vlona. rtc.. was Royal Mot« h Mishap. —fine of Queen Alexandra's motor cars, 45-h.p. Mercedes, while turning thr corner of Bottom, near Welwyn, on Mor - day morning, in its endeavour ...

... men’s wages up to 10s. per shift. The King and Queen and Princess Mary attended the evening service »{ St. George's Chapel Sunday last. From Monday until further notiae. the -week-day afternoon services commence afc o'clock. Miss Avis Pa-scoe. a student ...

... Memort op Nurses It is gratifying to know that public tribute going to be paid to nurses who have given their lives for their country. The Dean and Chapter have kindly consented to hold a service in St. PanTs Cathedral, and Her Majesty Queen ...

... 19th (Queen Alexandra’s Own) Hussars, who left for Hounslow on Tuesday. Consequent on the demand for an increase in the numbers of mechanical transport units of the Army Service Corps, four new companies were formed yesterday (Nos. 54, 66, 67 and 69) ...