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... she wore an ermine fiii a black plush hat trimmed with rusches. beautiful bouquet was of cexqajMAß, I chrysanthemums and asparagus fern. She w*sattended by two little bridesmaids, \iz~, Misn Gwendoline Allen (daughter of the bridegroom)* who wore pretty ...
... tailored costume, with blue hat), was,given away,by her father. She also carried beautiful bouquet of chrysanthemums and asparagus fern. The bridegroom's brother (Mr. J. H. Tamlyn) carried out the. duties best man, ami, following the ceremony, reception ...
... Pax- Ss tons, 5s. 6d, per 100; Raspberry Canes Superlative, 2s. 6d. per doz.; Red Currants, Fruiting Trees, 4s. 6d. doz.; Asparagus Roots, Colossal Giant as 6d. 100.~-Garrod, Queen Street, Leamington BE SOLD at less than half price, three ™. evening Pink ...
... away by her father, wore a cream silk dress and , cream pan velvet hat. cattiest a bouquet of chrysanthemums and Nal with asparagus fern, and as sI attended her five sisters. Mrs. Au Rand the Misses Millie. Elsie. Gwen, and \label Rogers. who carried bouquets ...
... taffetas (VWike with touches of gold, and hats to match • with flowing veils. All three curried bouquets chrysanthemums and asparagus fern, and the child bridesmaid had a basket pink _ carnations and -chrysanthemums. Silver and enamel brooches were the b ...
... time to time, and several kinds nut-s. From France we derive our earliest uupplies of salads, and choice vegetables, suph asparagus, pea?, etc., • « well some well-packed pear* and many varieties of nuts. The Azores send us pineapple?. sample* of are to ...
... lb. All salads are scarce, lettuces costing fid. ca- arid a small cucmnber 3s. fid. There was some fine Devonshire-grown asparagus shown in one shop but the price was £2 ss. per bundle. Fruit is reasonable. Pineapples mav procured from 3s. 6d. each, C ...
... each clump. Excellent varieties are Superlative and The Devon. THE USEFUL ASPARAGUS KALE. regard to winter greens, you will have • • few rows of asparagus kale. Although asparagus kale has. in many cars, attained a large size now, there is not the slightest ...
... THE USEFUL ASPARAGUS KALE. . . In regard to . winter greens, you will have 'a few rows of asparagus kale. •Although asparagus kale has, in, many scases, attained a large bize now, there is not, the slightest need ; to gather any or it, especially when ...
... young basal growth would spring up in the course of a year or so. ASPARAGUS ON ALLOTMENTS. Although the worker on a war-time plot does not, as a general rule, possess a . bed of asparagus, on older-established allot ment&some inn produce is often forthcoming ...
... different proportions. It is profitable consider (he subject of plants and their particular foods. Natives the senkale and asparagus—benefit by salt, in addition to their requirements iu the category stem vegetables. The crops may grouped into roots (potatoes ...
... The son of Mr #brid i, of the ybride the groomsi Dr. Yule, « ivory satin and fringe, « gette, and w teous, aunt of white asparagus f« pendant of The bride o blue crepo-d « and beads, with bands of shower bou [u anthemums The two tar suits. The bride ; ...