... Jevons (mother of the bridegroom), Mr. and Mrs. H G. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Duff Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Kimmins, Miss Kimmins, Mrs. F. G. P. Neve, Mr-. Andes, Mrs. Dawes, Miss Dawes, Mrs. Hone, Mr. lied Mrs. Grice, Mrs. Surnmerskill, and Miss ...

... he played Mendelseohn's 0 rest in the Lord. The mourners were: Mr. G. J. Rimming (husband). Mr. Lionel Kimmins, Misses Irene and Grace Kimmins (son and daughters). Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Neve. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. P. Neve, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Neve (brothers ...

... au, and she carried a bouquet of rose's to mateh the gown. tier attendant bridesmaids were Mi- Annabelle Brown and Miss Grace Kimmins (cousins of the bridegroom). and 3liss Daphne Reutty. The two elder ones were prettily dressed in cyclamen pink taffeta ...

... illness. and Mrs. Ne%e;, Mr. Neve (nephew). Mr. and Mrs. E 11. Aline- (brother-in-law pastel). Mr. (;. J. Kimmins her-in-low), Miss Grace Kimmins (niece), Mr. W. H. I House ). Mary House, Mr. R. Clark (nephew, representing Mrs. (lark. sister-in-law:. Mr ...

... forty voices was formed early in the year to compete at the Kent Musical Festival held at Canterbury in May , last. Mr. G. J. Kimmins. A.R.C.0., conductor of the Tonbridge Choral Society. made himself responsible for the rehearsals of the various items selected ...

... Choir. (Grace Hill Wesleyan Church, present holders). Second prize, certificate. 1. Tonbridge Wesleyan Choir (conductor, Mr. G. J. Kimmins, A.R.C.0.). 2. Rainham Congregational Church Choir (conductor ' Mr. G. T. Mattocks). 3. Folkestone Grace Hill Wesleyan ...

... and Jesus Lives. At both services the choir effectively rendered Bairstow's anthem, Sing ye to the Lord. with Mr. G. J. Kimmins at the organ. In accordance with the ancient cast . the offerings were devoted to the Vicar. Church was beautifully decorated ...

... platform by Lady Charles l'ratt, Miss Alice Weathered, Mrs. A. P. Hedges, Mrs. C. E. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Saunders, Mrs. Kimmins, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Primrose Pechey, Miss H. Streeten, Miss Snelling (hon. secretary), Rev. H. C. McNeil, Rev. Douglas Leonard ...

... MB. H. B. PARKER-MSS E. O. BUTLER. The marriage took place at Tonbridge Parish Church on Wednesday morning of Miss Edith Grace Butler, fourth daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Butler, St. Stephen's Street, Tonbridge, and Mr. Herbert Ronald Parker, only son of ...

... high fees. The cost of orchestral music. also, is gnat. It followe, therefore, that if these nosfient contributions to the graces of lin in Tonbridge are to be continued it is necessary that the public should support them. will have • speoial opportunity ...

... y and judiciously arranged program worthy the occasion it graced, ana another tribute to the capacity and skill of that conscientious and painstaking conductor and director, Mr. (. J. Kimmins, whom I am glad to know is regarded by those he directs with ...

... filled, notwithstanding the unfavourable weather, and thoee who were present spent a most enjoyable time. The force under Mr. Kimmins' baton numbered eighty, Mr. C. Hams led the orchestra, and Mr. W. J. Baldwin was at the organ. The work opens with a Rep ...