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... Roche. A great many fair Americans was given up to make the supper room, a vast saloon, lit by who thus spent their Independence Day with Mr and Mrs immense chandeliers, and furnished with tables, whereon appeared Haweis—the American flag being freely ...
... country life for town ladies will never answer if they begin by patronising the villagers, especially in these very independent days. A lady who speaks and acts in a courteous way will always, however, be recognised as the real thing in practice ...
... The American Ambassador held a reception at Prince's-gardens on the 4th inst., in connection with the celebration of Independence Day by tbo American colony in London. The attendance was unpreoedentedly large, and the guests were received by his Excellency ...
... Miss Wimbush &c., and part songs by the Minneeingers Quartette. The mart attrac- London such celebrations as that of Independence Day, Thankscorded iii white, the skirt of corded silk, the bodice of brocade, trimmed tive item in the pmgramme, perhaps ...
... the to which it imparts a pearl like whiteness. 9d. perfumers. Can be sent port free by A. Rowland and Meant dur ing Independence Day. Mn Bayard received her Mu Lower JOPLIN() at her or Aar, F -pinoe. Mrs London on reosipt of portal order.—[Ansr.] numerous ...
... April 10, 1897. ABOUT GREECE.-V. r ATHENS ON INDEPENDENCE DAY. T 01;DINARY ENGLISHMAN hardly realises at the moment that I am writing this how big the Tuesday which fall , between the writing and publication of this article ma y be with the fate of Eastern ...
... Fami its' Association. American Socie•y's banquet at the Empress Ho ims, Palace Hotel, Kensington, in celebration of Independence Day. Mrs Mason's small dance at 27, Gnaivenor-square. First garden party and bicycle gymkhana at the Staff College. Miss ...
... , who bad previously arrived Warwick Castle, including Lord and Lady Warwick, the Duchess of Lhceumm7hcant SocJety's Independence Day hanquet, H6tel Cecil. at the Castle, attended by Miss Emily Loch and the Princess of Marlborough, Lady Randolph Churchill ...
... JOLT a, THE BUNTING DISPLAYED in the quarti•r of the OpAra, on Monday last, on the occasion of the Americans Ming their Independence Day, has been the subject of critical comment by one of the leading French newspapers. The attention of Parisians was attracted ...
... is inniage. wn int ll o e t tos e nowreceived cel te u t. d onso torep! dad km t.9Hlrigs ceremony held on Korean Independence Day, The Japanese, who was killed only five days after the beginning of the with I ge a crowniess skull cap or inlet of ...
... festivities of the • itz. Of these social 4 oon reception was led. The Desgranges ailing in the prettily L t the significance Independence Day cosmopolitan guests 6 el k / 4 A r 4 rom a pleated white mousseline ae miniscule. - rig those present were the Prince ...
... said. llis sister—that you're going to marry P Sophia, said the Irishman. (To be continued.) THE DINER OUT. THE INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUET of the American Society in London, held List week, the most notable the Society has ever held, being the first ...