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LONDON GOSSIP.
LONDON GOSSIP. MARK TWAIN. Miss Helen Mathers thinks that literary talent is so little appreciated nowadays that she believes that even a great humourist— another Mark Twain—would attract only pass- ing attention. There is, however, only one Mark Twain, and he is next, month going to lesume one of his numerous occupations in early life, before his "Innocents Abroad" took shape in 1369, He will be seventy four on 'November 30th, and in October is to pilot President Taft down the Mississippi, recalling the days when he used to pilot the steamer Paul Jones on that iriver between St. Louis and "New Orleans. It was from the leadsman's cry of "Mark Twain" meaning a sounding of a depth of two fathoms, that he took his nom de plume. MISS HELEN MATHERS. Fiction-lovers will regret "Helen Mathers'" decision to write no more novels. Mrs Reeves, as she- is in private life, takes rather a gloomy view of the prospects of the authors and pub- lishers of fiction. People, she says, have so many more interests and pleasures in life than they had in Victorian -time.s, theut they have no time for reading for amusement. However that may be. Miss Helen Mathers retains all the popularity which she first won with "Comin' thro' the Rye" some thirty-four years ago. Heir latest, and as she says, her last novel, "Love the Thief," has only just been published. "Co-min' thro' the Rye" was the first published at 31s. 6d., being afterwards issued at 6s., -and is now in its twentieth edi- tion. It still has a large sale, and amongst successful books by the same author was her famous racing novel. "Tally Ho." But Miss Mathers dbes not believe in the cheap novel of modern days, and proposes in future to con- fine her literary work to short stories. < <. THE LETHAL HATPIN. Lady Hope, who is well-known for her practical philanthropic endeavours to help young business women, has suggested a sub- stitute for the dangerously long hatpin. This consists of an elastic bandeau of fine steel, covered with velvet, wliidh is placed inside the hait and is intended to hold it firmly on the head. It is not, however, so effectual as the hatpin, especially in the case of large hats. and it is to be feared that it will not solve- the problem of doing without the long decorating pins. That is the more reason why the points should be protected. In Paris, the police are contemplating insisting on this precaution, owing to the numerous accidents that have occurred to people in getting in and out trams and omnibuses, nad it seems not. unlikely that our authorities will be compelled, sooner or later, to ta]26 similar action. A COMBINATION HAT. Man has his collapsible dress,—hat for even- ing wear, but a Parisian milliner has attempt- ed to go one better, and has iaivenetd a woman's which will more or less take to pieces. With its removable brim stowdd away under the crown, it becomes a close fitting toque, suit- able for motoring, railway travelling, or rough weather, and in "fuJl sail" it becomes a hat of the greatest elegance, fit for a garden party. We have already millinery for motoring to which the flowers or trimmings are added after adjusting the veil, but this French idea displays greater fertility of invention, and one wonders what next the resourcefulness of ingenious people will offer us. Modern in- ventrons, however, do not all make for progress, Many of them only substitute difficult and complicated methods for simple ones, a draw- back to which .one would think this com- lunation hat is peculiarly liable. TWINE BELTS. A ne v belt has appeared, made of coarse twine, an its natural sn-ade. The twine is simply crocheted, about four inches in depth, and, amazing as it sounds, this belt keeps in con- dition better than tfhe one built, of leather. With plain linen ox cotton blouse suits, the twine belts look exceedingly well, always pro- vidleld the very simplest and neatest cf buckles finish them off* THE BOLERO AND FULL SKIRT, With the bolero has arrived the full. rounded skirt, which is only what we might have expected 'when we come to consider that the bolero and full skirt go together in Spain, the country from whenoe we borrow the idea. The best boleros aa e composed almost entirely of encrusted emibroiciery, braiding, or soutache work, which meatus that they are not for the woman with a small dress allowance. The cheap and severely plain style is very pos- sible, cheap and elaborate notions on the con- trary are always a huge mistake. t ERMINE AND LACE WRAPS. Delightful wraps—ji which we are always more or less glad in this countrv—are arranged of .alternate bands of rather coarse lace—Irish for ermine. An ad- vantage this fur possesses over all others is that it looks well both in the afternoon and evening, moreover, a point not to be lost sight of is that ermine happens to be very much more becoming in the summer and autumn than in the other two seasons, when com- plexions generally are not at their best. Just now it is possible u pick up collarettes and Lttle stoles of fux, at considerably reduced prices, and the- woman who can manage the financial part the cf business should not omit to secure one built- ci ermine. < < MIDDLE AGED AND ELDERLY MODES. With regard to modes for women past their youth, things generally are "levelling up," in a highly satisfactory manner. A quarter of a. century ago, the woman of even thirty, or thirty-five considered it high time to put froan her all that was pretty and becoming, ox had a trace of yoiuthfulness about it, she affected black, or horrible drab shades, and a matronly looking mob cap. When ordering a new bonnet—hats were undreamt of at her age- gown or wrap, she gave instructions for it to be "exactly as last time," and indeed kept a standing order with some old established and very conservative firm, to supply the same fabrics and styles, year .after year. Thens thing veered round completely, and grandmothers dressed as youthfully as, their granddaughters, which was another mistake. But nowadays things are certainly "levelling up," and the woman past her yc.r.th or middle age. while still bent, and rightly, upon making the very best of herself, sees that a flaxen "trans- formation" and infantile styles do not afford a desirable effect. She follows more gener- ally common sense and good taste, modistes being well prepared to help her, with the re- sult that never were the middle-aged and elderly better dressed, or a greater pleasure to beholder, than at the present time. KEEPING MILK FRESH? Heat waves not only cause personal discom- fort to the thrifty housewife, but also con- siderably anxiety respecting the contents of the larder. If she has not an ice-chest, the fate of the breakiast fish, or the next day's meat, may depend upon a little timely atten- tion, especially if E. midnight thunderstorm should happen to come along. To keep milk fresh it is of no use to merely scald it. It should be kept simmering for two or three minutes, but unless the weather conditions are exceptionally trying, this precaution is often unnecessary. Milk will keep better in a shal- low bowl than in a jug in hot weather, and by adding a lump or two otf sugar, it will in the ordinary way keep frEh for twenty-four hours, in a cool larder. THE PERFECT HI"5BAND, The woman in search of the perfect husband sets herself a difficult task, as we may gather from the discussion en this subject, which once more figures among the holiday topics this season. There is line man of austere recti- tude, everything that is honourable, upright, and just, but doawineeidng and' exacling, -,glow to praise and ever ready to blame, iir attitude to the family circle.. There is the melancholy man, a daily spectre of gloom at dull, silent, and uninteresting meals, and a standfing example of how much is left to be desired in the way of cheerfulness. Another type is that of the worried, fidgety husband who keeps everyone around him in a ferment and ill at ease. Most of us, in our own circle of friends are acquainted with family men of th-ese dispositions, besides others ol a variety of characters, but the perfect husband who is alwayg the same, who never allows himself to diffuse shadows or troubles in the family circle, and who never hurts the feelings of others, is not often found among them.
DEGANWY WOMAN'S GOOD FORTUNE..
DEGANWY WOMAN'S GOOD FORTUNE.. In the follow ing par agraph a Deganvv woman tells of her good fortune. We no: only offer her our congratulations, but. tnank her for her outspoken, statement. Many of us. too. will profit by her experience. Mrs Annie E. Taylor, of 8, Bathbone Terrace, Deganwy, Llandudno, says: "I c-eiieve it was exposure to different- weathers that brought on the .rheumatism with which I suffered. It at- tacked me in the knees, and at one time I was so bad that I was afraid I should have to take to crutches to help me to get about.. There were pains, too, in my arms and wrists, and I was very nervous and depressed. "Reading of Dean's backache kidney pills, I determined! to give Them a trial, jn-d I was astonished as well as gratified at the result. The swellings which had been in my knees went down. and the pain became less acute. The pills made me feel quite brightened up, and my health generally was far better than it had been for some time before. I am sorry to say I did not use the pins regularly, but I am using them .still. for I feel confident that soon they will bring a perfect cure I can heartily recommend Dean's backache kidney pills to all who suffer from rheumatism. (Signed) Annie E. Taylor." Doan's backache kidney pills are two shil- lings and sixpence per box. M six boxes for thirteen shillings and ninepenee. Of all chemists and stores, cr post free d;ve't from the Fcfete-r-McClellan Co.. 8. Wells-srreet, Oxford- street, Lon-dion. W. Be sure you cet the same kind of pills as Mrs Taylor had.
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Rev. and Mrs Gibbon, family and maid, Dundrum Miss Meredith, London Mrs Mason, Colwall Miss Emms, do Mr and Mrs Liunb and family, Rochdale Misses Lumb, Rochdale Dr. and Mrs Edgar Moirris, Hereford Mr and Miss Morris, do ROOK VIEW—Miss Owen. Mrs Betteney and family, Southnort Mr and Mrs Bardslev and family, do Mr Thomkins, do Rev. and Mris Bolton and family, Dewsbury Miss 01 egg. do Mr and Mrs Lees, Oldham Mrs Heaton, do Mr and Mr's Jackson, Altrincham Misses Jackson (3), do Mr Makin, Liverpcol SIMLA-MTs Bryn Davies. Mrs West, Birstall Mcrs Walker, Biirstall Mr and Mrs Halstead and family, Ossett HILL TERRACE. AEL-Y-BRYN-Miss Burrow. Misses Roberts, ChesteT M'r and Mris George, do Miss George, Colchester Miss Rogers, do Misses Graves. Liverpool EVERSLEY—Mrs Newbury. Mr and; Mrs E. T. Janes and family, Leeds Mr and Mrs W. Temple, do Mr and Mrs Gofers. Manchester HAFOD-Y-MOR—Misses Jacksotn. Mtrs Gillies, Sheffield Mr N. Gillies, do Miss Gillies, do Messrrs S. and D. Gillies, do Mr and Mrs Booth, do Misses Booth (2), do Miss Millward'. Worcestershire Mr and Mrs Greenismith, Chesterfield Misses Greensmith, do, Mr R. Greensmith. do Miss Woodhouse, Sheffield PARADWYS—Mr and Mrs Walley. PLAS TIRION-Miss Williams. Mrs Williams, New Brighton Mrs and Miss Cream, Southisea, Hampshire Miss B.. Robinson. Hioylake Miss Ingcrass and friend, Worcester TY AILDRO—Mrs Arthur Hughes. Mr and Mrs Otto Stossner, Manchester Miss Lilian do Master Fritz Stossner, do Master Sidney Stossner, do Master Otto Stossner, do Mr and Mrs Lemnion, Mancheister Miss Lettnimon. do LLEWELYN STREET. ARUNDEL—Mrs Elson Mr and Mrs Kitchen, Guiseley, Yorks. JVLr Swallow, do Miss Smith, Guiseley. Yorks. Mr and Mrs Rhodes. Bradford Mr and Mrs Jacobs, Newport Mon Miss Jacobs and governess, do ASTORIA-Mrs Oakley. Mr and Mrs Dixon, Bradford Mr and' Mrs Nock and family, Stone, Staffs. Mr KilpaJtrick, Sale MisJ Parr, do Miss RavJnseoXKftfi Birmingham Misses Errington (3), Rugeley Mr Williams. Han-dswc-ath Mr Payton, Smethwick Mrs Lewis. Market Drayton HOLLY GROVE-Mrs Hughes. Mr and Mrs Horinsb- Leamington Masters Hoamsby, do Mr L. D. Ardill, Withington, Manchester Misses Ardill (2>. do Mrs W. H. Kendall. Leeds Miss Wiggleswoocth, do Miss Wilson, Pontefract Mr A. Wilson, London Masters R. H. and E. C. Wilson, do Mr and Mrs Alniiond, Manchester Mrs Jenkins, do KINGSTON HOUSE-Mrs Pemberton Mr anrl Mrs Julius Garratt, Edgbaston Master Garratt and maid, do Mr and Mrs C. M. Tomsion, Leamington Mr Brown. Edgbaston Mr and Mrs Herbert Barwell, Edgbaston Mrs Madeleiv, Wood-bridge OROVILLE HOUSE-Mrs F. Chandler. RODE 'HOUSE—Mrs John Jones. ROSENDALE—Mrs Jones Mr and Mrs Lowe, family and nurse, Stock- port Mr and Mrs Sutcliffe. Maiple Mr and Mrs Joseph. Wilson, Ashton-under- Lyne Mr Charles Wilson, elo Miss France, do. SUNNY SIDE—Mrs Hartley. Mr and Mrs B. Wrigley, Newton Heath Mr and Mirs- Hanningallid family. Moss Side. Manchestel" Miss Storey, Birkenhead Park Miss Lee. do Mr and, Mns Scott. Morley, near Leeds Mrs and Misses Thorpe, Manchester Miss Brown. Manchester WELBECK HOUSE—Mrs Thomas. Mr and Mrs W. H. Almond and family, Longsight Misses Almond1 and maid, do1 Master Walter Almond, do Mr and Mrs Dent. Woolton, Liverpool Misses Dent, do Mrs and Miss Yeoman, London LLOYD STREET. ALBANY VIEW—Mrs Higginbottom BEWSEY HOURE-Mic, riuphes. MT an Ot M rc, H. Swales and family, Oldham Mr and Mrs Massey, Longsight Miss Massey. Miss Hall id ay and pasrty Oldham BODNOD HOUSE—Mrs Underwood. CARISBROOKE—Mrs M. W. Jones. Mr and Mrs Higginbottom and family, Chorl ton cum-Hardy Mr and Mrs Wright, Round way Mr A. C. Cole, Lee, London, S.E. Misses Cole (4). do Mr Richard Wright, Round nay "Mrs Darley. do Mr and Mrs Thorn a?. Liverpool CHRISTLE'TON HOUSE-Mrs Tom Roberts. Miss Talbot, Cardiff Miss Gedrych, do Mr and Misses Pickering. Wovlerhampton Mrs Holds,wonh. Ashton-under-Lyne Mr and Mrs H. Nadiin, do Mr and Mrs Garslde, Ashton-under-Lyne Master and Miss Garside, do -FATT?FT"P;i,D—PpI + V. Mrs Wm. Rudolf, children and maid, Biloxi Mississippi, U.S.A. Mrs Spencer, Longsight, Manchester Misses Spencer, do .FRnN DTPTOIST—w M. Garratt, Mr and Mrs Elliot. Sheffield Misse,s Elliio)1. do Miss Broad-bent, do Mr. Mrs and "]\1:iss 0?diea, Burnlev Mr and Mrs NesselgTCwe, and child, Sale Mr Nesselgrove, Mr and Mrs Holt. Manchester Mr aId Mrs Hartley, Bury GLYN ISA-M.r Brookes. Mr and Mrs Pollitt, nurse and family, .A shton-under-Lyne Mrs Pollitt, do Miss Coop, do Mrs and Miss Midgley, Halifax Miss Dean, Halifax Mr and Mrs Welsh, Birkenhead 1 Master Welsh, do HAZLEWOOD-Mrs Ives j Mr and Mrs Stock well, Eccles Master W. Stockwell,dio Master H. Fryeir, do Mr and Mrs Jenkins, Tenbury JUBILEB HOUSE—Mrs S. Roberts. LLOYD HOUSE—Mrs Thomas. Rev. and Mtrs Hobson Thomas, Southsea Master B. Hobsoiii Thomas, do Misses Thomas, do Mr Edwartd A. Harman, M.Inst., C.E., Hud- dersfield. Mrs Edward and Miss Harman, do Dr. Wm. G. H. Brooks, do Mr W. B. Parrv, Leicester Mrs W. B. Parry, do Master W. Parry, do Miss D. Thomas, do Mr T. M. Hatgh, Holmfirth Mrs T. M. Haigh, do Miss Haiglh, do Master O. R. M. Haigh, do. Miss Kate Mellor, do MAENAN HOUSE—Mrs Evans. Mr and Mrs Blake, Dublin, Ireland Miss Warner, London Miiss Cuthbert, do' Colonel and! Mrs Taylor, Woolwich Mr R. Taylor, do. Mrs and Miss Eckley, Manchester Mr and Mrs Francis, West Hartlepool Mrs and Master Rhodes, Dublin Mr Urmson, Oldham Misses Holmes, do Mr Whalley, Conway MILFORD HOUSE-Misses Jones. Mr and Mrs Mason, Birmingham, Miss and Master Mason, dio Mr and Mrs Dut-ton, baby and maid, Lytham Mr and Mrs Saxon, Eastwood, Notts. Miss and Masters Saxon, do Mr and Mrs Pickup, London Miss Pickup, do Misses Dunniore, Birmingham Miss Butcher, Manchester NORTON—Mrs Williams. Mr and Mrs Ogden and daughter, Sandy- mount, Dublin Mr and Mrs Donnelly, Bolton Mr Bracebridge, Sutton Coldfield Mr H. Brfacebridge, do Mr and Mrs Andrews, West Derby, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Perkins, Roath, Cardiff Mr Hornocks and brother, Rhodes, Man'ter NORWOOD HOUSE—Mrs Hughes. Mr and Mrs Frank Maslin, Stroud, London Nurse Harper, do Mr and Mais Gotrtoin, Burton-on-Trent Miss Gorton,, do Miss Dowse, London M-iisis Parker, Cheltenham. Mr and' Mrs Terrv, Croydon PENNANT HOUSE—Mrs Daniel Edwards. Dr. and Mrs Yates, Oldham Misses and Masters Yates, do- Mr and Mrs Miller, Leicester Missas Miller, do Mr and1 Mrs Lewis and family, Oakengates SILVEK DALE—Mrs Clayton Mr and Mrs H. Purser, London Mr A. H. Purser, do Miss E'. J. Purser, do Mr and Mrs W. Goates, Oakamoor Mr and MIPS Burnell, Sheffield Master and Miss Burnell, do SPRINGFIELD—Mrs R. E. Williams. Mrs Bailey, Hale, Cheshire Miss E. Bailey, do Mr and Mrs Rogers and family, Wrexham Mrs Bitton and. family, Manchester Miss Fitton, do Mr Boles. London Mr Heddersheiiimer, Germany Mr Lukeirhermolle, Neweastleon-Tvne THE RYLANDS—Mrs Storey. THE WOODLANDS—Mrs Wright. Mr and Mrs Wood and family, Stoneclough Mr and Mrs Lord, Gool::> Mr and Mrs Lee, Hollinwood Mrs Wynne-Williams and, family, Mold Miss Colville-Smith, do Mr al-id Mrs Bamber, Manchester Mr Isherw-ood and family, Leigh Rev. W. M. and Mrs Tate-Stoate, M.A., M.R.I.A., F.R.S.A, Pabworth Vicarage TREFRIW HOUSE-Miss Rowlands. Mr A. W. Belfra-ge, J.P., Elic, Fife TRYPHENA—Mrs H. Williams. Mrs and Miss Harrop, Pendleton Master Edward Harrop, dio Mr and Mrs Thornton., Dewsbury Mr and Mrs Trippett, Sheffield Mr and Mrs Attenborough, Manchester Mr and Mrs Hannibal, Smethwick Mr and Miss Hildireth, Tow Law MADOC STREET. ALLENDALE-Mrs S. W. Roberts. Mr and Mrs Wilkes, Birmingham Mrs Wright, Oldham Master Willie Odgen, do Miss kshbv, Tenby ASHOVER HOUSE—Mr J. Brookes. Dr. Coickell, wife, children and nurse, Lon- don Mrs and Master Bullock, Walsall Misses Smith, do Mr T. W. Jones, Manchester Mr H. Morrtis, Oldham Mrs Riehdale, Liverpool BODFARI HOUSE—Mrs Thomas. BRYN IDRIS-Miss Williams. DULAS HOUSE-Mrs J. Roberts. Miss Bagnly, Manchester Miss Rayneir, Leii'cesteir Mr and M is Brennan, York Mrs S'tott and family, Failswiorth Mrs Barlow, do Mr and Mrs Sitott, junr., Failsworth Mr and Mrs Stott, .senr., Mr and Mrs Wright, Liverpool ELDER DALE-Mrs R. T. Owens. Mr and Mrs G. B. Williams, Birmingham Master' Victor Willi&ms, do Mr and Mrs W. E. Lewis Four Oaks, D'h,ana Mass M arjolrey Lewis, do Master Ted Lewis, do Mr D. J. Lewis, Bargoed, South Wales Mr and Mrs Knight, London FAIR VIEW—Mrs E. Wainwright. Mr E. McCawley, Woolwich. Mr G. Dawes, <oto' Mr and Mrs Stratton. Ashton-under-Lyne Mr and Mrs R. B. Matthews Windsor R. Matthews, do. Mr and Mrs Lever, Nelson (Lanes.) Mr W. Dickman, Sevenoaks, Kent Mr W. Glovetr, do Mr and Mrs Smith. Oldham Master Sidney Smith, do .Ilr E. 0. Brown, Headingley, Leeds Mrs anid Miss Brown, do GLEN DOWF,"R— Mrs C. Williams. Mr and Mrs Lovoll, baby and nurse, Leicester Mrs and Misses Tedbury, Stamford Hill, London Misses Ball (2), St. Albans Miss ass, Mr and Mrs Strutt. London Misses Frazer. West Hartlepool GLEN ROSA—Miss Jones. GRONANT HOUSE—Mrs Griffiths. Miss Oswald, Oldham do Mr J. W. Williams. Bangor Miss Cm a Griffiths. Newtown HEDSOR IDAN-Miss Jones. Mrs and Miss Malbon. Clong-leton. Mr and Mrs Warbui^on. Dewsbury Miss Warburtom. do Miss Moverley. Huddersfield Mr and Mrs Phillios. Walthamstow Mr and Mrs Sutcl-iffe, Tod'-morden IVANHOF-ATi, Hughes. Mrs and Miss Daft. Bed-worth Mrand Mrs St'inehaan, London Mr and Miss Moore. Leeds Mrs and Miss Archer. Lona/cti IVY HOUSE—Mrs Lloyd. Mr Hall and family, Oldham Hownrth do NieVl do Mr avid Mrs Bates. Birmingham LINCOLN HOUSE—Mrs Jones. Mr and Mrs F. Weston, "Whittlesey Mr and Mrs Thomas Biim.insham. Masters C. -and A. Thomas, do Mts M-o"i"k:i e, I.icm,(nrn LLYS IVOR—Mrs Roberts Mr and Miss Jones. Bala Mr Potter and daughters, do Miss Stone. Kpfnt. Mrs Cousin, do Miss Winifred Cousin, do Miss Hunt, and friend. Derby Mr and Mrs Kemp. Blackpool Mrs Rovle and fa.milv Stockport Mr and Mrs "P. whp^ler. London 8, MADOC STREET—Mrs Guersey. 15, MADOC STREET— Misses E. and M. Sulli-vasn, Chester Miss B M, Hughes, Weia MIiISS C. D, BliTch, do Mr .and Mrs George Jones, Aston, Bix'ham Mi and Mrs L. E. Barker and family, York- shire 30, MADOC STREET—Mrs H. Higginbottotm. Mrs and Miss Thompson, Retford Mr and Mrs Loon, Leicester 32, MADOC STREET- 40, MADOC STREET—Mrs J. Parry. 42, MADOC STREET—Mrs R. H. Brown. Mr Morgan and diaughtetr, Manchester Miss Lanklshear (2), London Mr Lehain, do Mr Lankshear, Manchester Misses Sheavyn, Ripton Misses White (2), Liverpool Miss Boffey, Wo-odville Mr and Mrs Boffey, doi Mr and Mrs Coward, Manchester MYRTLE HOLME—Mrs John Rouerts. Mr and Mrs Baker, Birmingham Mrs MossLey,, dio Miss McCracken, do Mr Wild, Liordjori- NEWARK HOUSE—Mrs W. H. Williams. WAKEFIELD HOUSE—Mrs Roberts. WOODVILLE— WORCESTER HOUSE—Miss Jones. Master Lunnis Crew, Macclesfield Miss E. Ctrew, d,c, Miss Tafferty," do Mr Inman, Ldndom Miss Hoskiow, do Mr and Mrs Shrimpton, Birmingham MAELGWYN ROAD. ALDEiRLEY-Mrs Lester. Mr and Mrs Bond, Aldershiot Miss Bond, do Mr and Mrs -Shorto and .family, Manchester Mr and Mrs Strong, London Master Strong, -do BOD WARREN—Mrs C. A. Southerton. Mrs and. Miss Mamie Hayeis, Birmingham Miss Gertie Williams, do Mr and Mirs Bamfiord, M-ainohestex Miss Alice Bamford. -do, Mrs Sharp and son, London Rev. Chaplin, Kendal Mr and! Mrrs Bristol and children^ Moseley BRYN GOLEU—Mrs Davies. Mr John W. Beaumont, Hud-derfield Miss Lilian Mallinson, do Mrs M. J. Morton, do Miisis Helena Morton, do Mir John Edward Peckett, do Mr and Mrs Walker and baiby, Weaste, M'ter DERWEN LE—Mrs J. B. Jones. Hetnri de Gornalius, Seivia LeoIiJa Mr and Mns Bamrow, Mancheser Miss Cook, Leamington Miss Matthews, do Mr a,iid Mrs Bailiff, Liverpool FLOVIILLE-MIIs Chorlton. KENMORE VILLA—Mrs Allett1 Jones. Mirs Fishier and daughter, Derby Mrs Greatorex amd daughter, dJo Mrs. Southern, do LYNDALE—Mrs Jas. Smith. Mr and Mrs Penfolcl, Brighton ORLINGBURY—Mrs E. W. Roberts, Mrs Thorn and family, London Mr and Mrs Johmsion( Sheffield Mr and Mrs Gill, Barnsley MOSTYN AVENUE. ABEIR HO-SE-Mi,s, Griffith's. Mr Green and family, London Mr and Mrs Attneave, family and maid. London CLARENCE: HOUSE—Miss H. Hohsgn. Mr and. Miss Dcuwns, Hull Miss- Hodlgson, do Mrs Davies, Bedford Mr C. Davies, do Mr, Mrs and Miss lee, Manchester Misses Cbckbm D, do DELAMERE—Miss Shaw. Mr .a;nld Mrs Baxendale, baby and maid, Liverpool Mrs Baxendale, baby and maid, Kidder- minster Miss Dall-ey, do- Miss Hiant, Horwich EISBERGHOLT—Mrs W. Cowles Fellgett. Mr and Mrs Edimiond and family. London HARLEY HOUSE—Mrs Hughes. HEALD HOUSE—Misses Doran and Tipper. Mr and Mrs Hoo"lle" Lorrige Master Home, do Mr Webster, Chester Misses Blaynev, do Miss Poppletofi, resident Mrs Gorbett, Knowle Mr and Mrs Porrtman, Stourliiidge Mr Puigh, Manchester Mr Thompson( Birmingham Mr and Mrs Taylor, Walsall Mr Parks, Chester Mr and Misses Sewarcls Liverpool Mr and Mrs Whyman, son and daughter. Warrington ISLWYN—Mrs Roberts. MT and Mrs Goudeil Shaw, Greenfield, ueaD-" Oldham Mr Eric Shaw, do Miss K-athleei Jagger, do Mr and Mrs Thomas Shaw, Sedgiey Park. Prestwich Master Shaw, w M.r and Mrs Mellor and family, Oldliani Mr and Mrs Hartley and family, do KIMBERLEY HOUSE—Mrs J. Davies. Mr G. D. Clare, London Miss Linfield, do Mr Gi'bling, Buckingliam Miss Maxwell, do Mr and Mrs J. C. M. Edison, baby and nurse. Dublin, Mr A. Harris, London Mr R. Jones, resident LAUREL BANK—Mrs J. Jarvis. Mr and M:1S White and party, Ci is said P8$k, London 7, MOSTYN AVENUE—Misses Morris. Mr and Mrs J. J. Jones, Bristol Mr J P. Jones, do Miss E. M. Jones, do PRION HOUSE—Misses Dowler And Bennett. Mrs Miller, Broaghton Park, Manchester Miss Kirk bride, -do Mr and Mrs R. W. Wakefield, Bimingham Mr J. Greene, Warrington Mr and Mrs F. J Cocks and paxtv, Worcester- shire SKIPTON HOUSE—Mrs Owen Mr and Mrs Cunningham. Londoh Miss Armstrong, do Mr Smith, do Mr and Mrs Greei, Dudley Mr and Mrs Middle. London ST. WINIFRID'S—Mrs Blanchette. Mr and Mrs Holliday, Langwort-hy (Cumb). Mr and Mrs Walker. Halifax Master Shirley Walker, do -Alasi,-r Harold Walker, baby and nurse, do Mr Milder and iTi jud. Rtdhill TILS TONE—Mrs Axtell. Mrs and Miss Benniison, Longsight Mr and Mrs Naughton, Leeds Mr Edgar Pugson, Derby Mr Pngson, do Miss Gougih, Manchester Miss Knight, do Mr and Mrs Nicholls, do NORTH MADOC STREET. ASH GROVE-Mrs J. Roberts. Mr and Mrs M. H. Owen, Capetowai Master Holford Owen. do Miss C. E. Mills, Braintree Mr and Mrs Lewis, children and nurse. Didsbury Mrs Horsby. Cheadle Hulme BoT)T-TYTIPVT)-Nfi,q PaT-ry. Mr and Miss Hall-idjay. Chorlton-cum-Hardy Mr and Mrs Hilton, Wolverhampton Mr Charles IT'iton, do Miss Daisv Hilton, do GOLEUFRYN—Mrs E. C. Taylor. Mr and Mrs Timperley, Sparkbrook, B h.,i-rn Mr A. Timperley. do iss Timnerlov. do Mr and Mrs A. R. Sutcliffe and family, Bradford y. T^Tiss Baker, Birmingham Mr and Mrs Pollard and family, Oldham Miss Griffith do Dean Kelly Liverpool M.iss Maeavre. do H AZELDENR-Miss Leslie pin. dMrs Armst-roncr Mr ard Miss G"^c'ni,v. Cihorlton-on-Miedlock Mis M:SS \V:FiL''[o,tr. cIa. 1I;r,. and Mrs Pnrslow, Wolvexton Mr Pursto-w. do M's? Pir^slohv. dn Mr and* Mrs Garrick ¡ SEIRIOL VILLA—Mrs J. F. Moss. Mr a.nd Mrs Man wood, baby and maid Dunkinfield Mr and Mrs Nioholson, Sheffield Mr and Mrs Bleach, Chorlton-cum-Hardy Mr and Mrs Hamer and niece, do Mr and Mrs Nicholls, Cannock Master1 Nicihollis, do Misses Boigg, Jones and Yates. Manchester Mrs and Miss Kershaw, Oldham Mr and Mrs Starkie, Manotti-ester Mr and Mars Crosier, do Mr Howies, Bristol THE AVENUE—Mrs Edwards. 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