... a way that showed he was at least a very intimate friend. He did not appear to be her brother, and I was reluctantly forced to conclude that they might be engaged. Phyllis at once began to talk about pic tures, and was most anxious to show him something ...

... a way that showed he was at least a very intimate friend. He did not appear to be her brother, and I was reluctantly forced to conclude that they might be engaged. Phyllis at once began to talk about pic tures, and was most anxious to show him something ...

... Trafford, Lady Wolverton, the Duchess of Devonshire, Mrs. Willie James, Lady Howe, the Hon. G. Lambton, Lady Chelsea, Miss M. Wilson Front row: Lord Chelsea, Sir John Willoughby, Lord Wolverton Russell GOSSIP OF THE HOUR. A t a time when the nation is anxiously ...

... pigeons built a nest in a beautiful garden near the town, which was the pride of its owner on account of the splendid show of flowers and fruit therein. The pigeons- having made their nest, pro vided the necessary number of eggs and were rewarded by a ...

... succeeding to the estates, is one of the greatest authorities on flowers, and it is needless to add that the gardens at Fillingham are incomparably fine. All that is rare and beautiful in flowers are to be seen there. The gardens, though not large, are a perfect ...

... Chrysanthemum Mot. Apropos of the chrysanthemum show which has been delighting horticulturists here in London this last week one may be permitted to quote a bon mot of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria, whose love for flowers is well known. On one of his recent visits ...

... its theme. Steele. Barnum in Paris.-- Barnum and Bailey have determined to spend the winter in Paris, and their world-famous show will be housed in the Galerie des Machines, which has survived the departed glories of two exhi bitions. The enormous building ...

... of its special advan tages is that it is wholly detached and will have windows on every side. Lord Cadogan's addition to Chelsea House has reached the second floor, and one can see how well it harmonises with the original house. Lord and Lady Amherst ...

... Boom of Bloomsbury. The fluctuation of the centres of fashion in London is a remarkable fact to observe. Thirty years ago Chelsea was Slum-de-slum. NowCadogan Square almost ranks with Belgrave and Grosvenor squares. A few years ago Bloomsbury was a howling ...

... despatched the dangerous beast with a dose of cordite and nickel. 1 understand that the elephant who was thus cut off in the flower of his youth is being stuffed and will shortly be on view at 68, Haymarket. Coronation Heirlooms. Great store is set by their ...

... and Lady Chelsea will spend a portion of the winter at Culford Hall with Lord and Lady Cadogan, which will give Lady Chelsea an opportunity of looking up her husband's constituents, with whom she is very popular. Viscount Chelsea. Lord Chelsea is one of ...

... of Lord and Lady Chelsea's five daughters. Her mother was Miss Mildred Sturt, Lord Alington's daughter by his first wife, and made a great sensation on her debtit by her Dresden china delicacy and loveliness. She married Lord Chelsea in 1892 and has thrown ...