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... better-balanced Grace Tranfleld. Miss Violet Loxley as Julia's less emotional sister. Sylvia. and Mr. Frederick Keen as the perplexed scientist. Dr. Paramore. all contribute to the success of the production. Next week finth'inv Kimmins' nopular comedy ...
... life of selfish ease, and she soon found an outlet for her energy and ability About this time she met Mrs. Kimmins, better known as Sister Grace in many parts of London, in connection with the guild of the Brave Poor Things, from which afterwards grew ...
... gracefully curtsey. I have seen a well-known titled lady do obeisance to royalty, hitt these slum children excelled her in grace and simple dignity. Bowing and smiling, evidently pleased with the children's greetings. the Countess ascended the platform ...
... taking so h a very deep intermit in the: elfare of the crippled children at. the Heritage linked, the. pan. e ff orts of Sieber Grace in the work of sesisting the of Bermondsey though the of Play, the Guild of Brave Poor. Things and other agencies a inning ...
... The Homeward Mail. MARRIAGES. Hall -Kimmins— March 4, at Benares, the Rev. J. W. Hall, of Krishnagar, Jennie, daughter of the late James Kimmins, Esq., of Ebley Court, Stroud, Gloucestershire MacCall—Parquharson— Feb. 10, atPcshawur, Major H. B. Mac Call ...
... those present was Lady Katherine Somerset, President of the Headquarters. The Guild of Brave Poor Things, of which Mrs W. Kimmins the founder and the Bishop of liondon is President, takes its name and also its motto. ■'Lielus Sorte (Happy in Mv Loti, from ...
... drink than he realised. It was his first offence in 19 years of driving. Because of his excellent record the chairman told Kimmins that the Bench would not suspend his licence, but a fine of £lO, with £2 6s. 6d. costs, was imposed. BOY STEALS MONEY FROM ...
... Irmo Hennessey, Summer Mlle; Grace Curtis, Ballet Girl; Doris Freeman, Itnlrt Girl; Phyllis Emery, Canadian Ne•is y Syd Miller, Baseball; Joan Deneh, Lily Neilson, Cupid; Irene Hayes, lied Riding flood; Frieda Davis, Fairy Grace Martin, Poppy; Doreen Hall ...
... large audience on both occ as i ons , an d th e h a ll was very well filled ; indeed, there was not a spare place. These graceful dances were given in aid of the Guild of the Brave Poor Things, which was founded on St. Martin's Day, 1894, taking for ha ...
... John Oat.. Iligh-road C.; 73 Phyllis Webster, Highroad C.; 73, Alice MAU& Wing. Highroad C.; 73, by Holum. High-road C.; 73, Grace Gilderson. High-read W.; 70, 0.1 t rude Stephens n, High-reed W.; 73, Sabel Jackson, Hugh-read 71, Mabel Barham Chriatchnrch•road ...
... work Kimmins at the Bermondse, among the alum girls of the n by means of the Guild of Phi that here the natural love of been turned to wonderful utilizing old dance forms. physical exercises has been di while developing the stunted a love of grace and ...
... Fred; Vi and Jim; Stanley and Vera; Lily and Harriet, Ada and Ernest; Cecil and Edna; Doris and Len; Aunt Lizzie and family; Grace, Fred and Edie; Mr. and Mrs. Herrington; All at 59, Heath, field-road; Clara, Ivy and George; Mrs. Patmore and Edith M. Faulkner; ...