... THE H HORSE SHOW. I _ _ OPENING DAY. CROWDED ATTENDANCE. VICEREGAL VISIT. THE EXHIBITS. BOUND THE GALLERY. THE PRIZE LIST. THE VISITORS. Yesterday the twenty-ninth annual Horse ?? Show under the auspices of the Royal Dublin Society was opened at Balls- ...

... e Miss Barnes. MUSIC IN THF 0PENS By permission .f tie Chief C mi,5%ter iN iband of the D Ii Plroc wijl perform at DtI Flower Show. Puwere orn, rhis ertiJ WS 12 30 o'clock. %!so at Bray z.ar, oars |rounds. ftromin 73 to .t3 p3. osadjchtS li By permission ...

... of Duf- ferim, Lord and Lady Lurgac, Lady Eva Dug. dale, Lady Kathleen Cole, Earl of Kilmnorey, Lord Laogford, Viscount Chelsea. Ii F; Right Hon Gerald and Lady Betty Balfour, Colonel Sir Nigel Kingscote, Sir Donald MXenzie Wallace, Major the Hon Deiek ...

... Branker. The gown worn by her Excellency the Countess Cadogan at the opening of the Textile Exhibidin, and afterwards at the Flower Show, was designed by Alfred Manning. 2412 By permission of Colonel L R Stopford Sackville and Officers the band of the th. Batta- ...

... Embroidery, not only in paillettes, but in nar- row ribbon, will be much used, and lace will be more worn than ever, and flowers will be a popular decoration of skirts, as well as of bodices. As to the cut of the gowns, the eel skirt will prevail; and ...

... IROALDJBLIN SOCIETY'S SPRING SHOW. INCREASED ENTRIES AND ~A LARGE ITTENDANCE. THE ROYAL VIBiT. PRIZE LIST. Under circumstances of the most remarkable pleasure and satisfaction to everyone con- ceroed there opened yesterday the Spring Show of the Royal Dublin Society ...