... chry- olias. Chichester, Rev. A. T. Boscawen, and Messrs. santnemums, white heather, and . Hore J. E. Dew, G. Martyn, T. E. Studdy, H. C. Her bridesmaids were Mises C. They (sister) and Amy Knowles (sister of the Ayre, and F. H. Storr (secretary). were ...

... rear-commodore, 001. Allen treasurer, Mr W. H. Way ; hon. secrebarv, Mr. W. E. Pointer; committee. Major Pernor, Messrs. T. E. Studdy, J. | Knight, W. S>. and ?. R. Wilkinson, The Sailing Committee ware ro elected, and Major I Victors, Mr. L. Gale, and tbe ...

... Keble Howard, while the artiste include Mabel Lucie AttwcJJ, Will Owen, Lawson Wood, W. Heath Robinson, Charles Pears, G. E. Studdy, Starr Wood, Charles and H. M. Batemam. Since its last appearance Printers' Pie has lost its editor, Mrs. Hu-h but her ...

... TsrtaT, and Ida save up. Boats o'sr four tons and not exceeding re tons. Start 10.30. Entries : - Ben rt ((. 8. scratch; (C. E. Studdy), 4,'iuin. ; (Maj. Arden), Sruin. : Moth (W. 4i. IVrsterJ, .imin.; Jay K. Dinwiddy), 4mjti. ; Swallow (F. Morgan Giles* ...

... tons and not 10 tons T.M. Entries: —Kathleen, Mr. A. CbcfanM, scr.; Pierrette, Mr. C. F. Lowe. rec. 14mm. ; Tomboy. Mr. T. E. Studdy, ; Swallow, | Capt. aoimin. ; Freda, Capt. J. D. Gouldem-Mb. SSkrJto. Jay, Mr. T. W. Dinwiddy, 23m:n. ; Mr. G. F. Woods, ...

... of a eerie® of nine performances of the sacred play, The Upper Room. The performanoe« are being organized by Rev. H. E. Studdy. Lieut.-Col. G. N. Wyatt, regional representative for the South-West erf England, addressed a meeting at on Tuesday in connection ...

... SAILING RACES. Torquay Oorinfchian Sailing Club races on Saturday as follow: — Class I.—Mr. O. S. scratch* allowed Mr. T. E. Studdys Tomboy lOrnins., Mr. E Forster's Moth 12mins. Times :— Ist Bd. 2nd Ed. Orr. Time n. M. S. 9. M. 8. B. M.S Tomboy .. ...

... tons— 1, Moth (W*. Forster), 13-0, corrected time 4h. 4m. lOe.; 2, Benita (C. S. Wollen), scr. 4h. Sin. 175.; 3, Tomboy (T. E. Studdy), 5-0 4h. 11m. 425.; La Vague ...

... E. Madge; 3, J. 8. and 0. D. Parker. Red currants—l, Mrs. E. Mudge; 2, O. D. Parker; 3, J. Barnes. Gooseberries—l, 'f. E. Studdy; 2, Mrs. E. Mudge- 3, C. Barron. Apples, dessert 1, T. Gard; 2, Mrs. E. Mudge. Culinary—l, Mr. Wagstaffe; 2. T. Gard. Plums—l ...

... was the officer the day. In Cttaas I. Mr. S. Wollen's Benita (scr.) allowed Mai. Tickers' St. George 2irin. lOeec., Mr. T. E. Studdy's Tomboy 4rain. 50sec., Mr. W. E FopEter's Moth and Mr. T. JT. Din widely's Jay 6min. and Dr. Bartlett's Safcot 12min. per ...

... 30 a.m. Starters: VaJniora. SI- M. Singer (scratch); Moth, Mr. W. E. (Bmin.);' Benita, Mr. C'. S. (tan.); Tomboy, Mr. T. E. Studdy (lOnjin.); and Jay, Mr. T. N. Dinwiddy (15min.). The latter made poor start a result mistaking the starting line. Valmora ...

... sloop, 3, Maj. ickers and Capt. Cauidrey (smin.); St. Patrick, sloop, 3, Mr. Morgan Giles (smin.); Tomboy, c., 6, Mr. T. E. Studdy (12man.); Eglina, c., 4, Mr. E. C. Way (16min.i; jay, c., 3, Mr. T. N. Dinwiddy (16min.); Aceituna, c., Mr. H. J. Morris ...