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MURl'aC--VNE HI-Ti:iNG CHURCH MEADOW.


There was a fairly good aileiidance on iIIli>f'' > I ‘


tile Church Meadow ground, yesterday, when a friendly match was played between a team selected by Ribblesdalo Wanderers and East Chesiiire Wanderers. The lat­ ter had tile assistance of Cook (Burnley), Crabtree (Colne), Thoniton (Milnrow) and Barker (Stalybridge), while tlie Wanderers team included CTitlieroe, Whalley, Barrow and Blackburn players. The visitors, who batted, first, iimde a good start, 19 being signalled for the lirst wicket. Crabtree, who gave a good display, was second out at G0_. his .share being no less than 10. TTiorneycroft gave little trouble, but Cook and ’Ih'.irnton defied all tlie efforts of me home Ixiwlers for a considerable length of time. The .score was 67 when they became a.5socialed, but it was taken to 170 before a separation was effected. Boundaries were very frequent, some hard hitting being in­ dulged in, and runs came at a rapid rate. Cook nil tlirce boundaries from Bourn in one over, one of the hits being out of the field. The Burnley man gave a diflicnli chance when he had made


bur it was


not accepted. Me wa.s the first to reacn die half-ceiunry, hut with only two runs addeil he was out to a .splendid catch on ihc bound,iry by Bruce off .SaiU'iisou's bowl­ ing. 'I hornioii proved even more diflicuit to get rid of. He was assisted by Morris (wlin eveiinially carried out his bat for 17) to take the total to i;13. when Bourn, wiio had been brought: on .again .after a rest, penetrated hi.s defence. His share of the score was 70, obtained liy capital cricket. 'I'Jie la.sr five wickets only added eleven mil'. ;d| /jcing out for '22i.


Brooks and Bourn claimed the most of


the wickets, the former having the be.st aver.ige. ivirh .si.\ lor 30, the Clitheroe am.iictir.s three costing


.Sampson's


one was obl.iined for 39. Ribblesdale started their voplv with L.


Green aiid .Bruce, hue disaster quickiy


overiiytk them, the U'iialley player being bowled by Co<jk before he had .scored. 1 obiiu came in, only to sec Bruce disposed of in the .second over of the match bv Barker.


J.ynes and 'Jobiift played the


bowling will! coiilideiice, but with die total at 1 I (,'ook disinis.sed Lynes and Slierliker in ilie s.inie over. Dawson (3). was tile ne.M to go, half the wickets being down tor 'JO. Cook claimed another vic­ tim three runs later. Tobiiri t.i). failing lo time one. Sampson and Ramsbottoin in- .s])ire-d more eonfidciiee and were doing nicely when Barker brought about uie downfall of the Wliallcy juu.


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greaves laid alunit the bowling to some uine and proved the ii.'p .'corer on tile side with 'JG lu his credit. Cook .secured his wicket, the li.nsman being' lieceivcd bv the .s(ieed ol the ball, the liowler .sending one down r.iiher slower than nsnai. When Eangshnw (.S). left at 71. tlie majority of the. .spectator.s were inclined to believe that all Would be over in ,a .short time. Brooks and Bourn, however, created a iileasant surprise, lor they put on 96 rvms for the last wicket. Bourn (G) kept hi.s end np wliile Brooks did die .scoring, the last- named Jiaving 93 to ids credit when he was


cainglir behind ilic wicket. The inning.s realised 97. Cook .secured seven wickets for 17—at one time he had four for eight and Barker had the renminder for 13.


East Clie.shire Wanderers. M. Cra.btree c l.,aug.shaw b Brooks 10


M. Rhodes c Lynes b Bourn -1_. Thorneycroft b Brooks .. ly. Cook c Bruce b Sampson Thornton b Bourn ................. IT. Morris not out ................ B . Buckley b Brooks ....... .


12 S


IT. Lawton b Bourn ............. J. Brooks b Brooks ........................... J. Johnson b Brooks ............................. o F. Barker b Brooks ........................ I 0


Extras ............ 39 Tota' ...221


Fall of wickets: 1 2 3 4


6 7 8 9 10


19 GO G7 170 213 219 220 223 224 221 BOWIiING rVNALYSIS.


Che.shire innings: .Sampson


Tobiitt | i ; 5 L


Bourn ....... ...... 12 . .. 3 ..,. 38 . Lyne.s


Brooks __ ...... 14 . . . ....... .........


6 . Green b Cook Ribblesdale Wanderers.


I'. Bruce b Barker ............................. 1 L. Tobutt b Cook ............................. 8 A. J. Lyiics b Cook ........................... 7


0 J. Sherliker b Cook .......................... 0 '■A r


\V. Dawson c Thornton b Cook........ 3 J. Sampson b Barker ......................... 8 J. H. Ramsbottom b Cook ............ 26 A. laiigshaw b Barker .................... 8 J. Brooks c 'Morris b Cook ............... 23 T. D. Bourn not out ......................... 6 Extras ............ 7


Total ... 97


!• all of wickets : 1 2 3 4 5


7 8 9 la


1 3 14 14 20 23 39 59 71 97 Bowling Analysis.


Ribblesdale innings: Cook


■' j ji Barker


...... ....... 9.3. .. 0 ...■ 47. ..., 7 ....... 9. . .. 1 .. . '43 . 3


o. H. R. w.


..... 12 . 0 .. 39 , .. 1 ..... ...... 12 . .. 0 . .. 58 . .. 0 1 .,


0. M. .. 30 . .. 6 .. 0 .. 37 . .. 0 R. w.


52 70 17 I


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Tie villages of Newton and Slaidbufi i -Mr.


were aU agog, to-day (TTiutsday) when vUe\ NVr prettiest and most imponaiit wedding ivtiicii has taken place in the district for some considerable time, was celebrated at the I’arish Church of St. AudiewTs, Slaidburc. The bridegroom was Captain J. A. Spencer, of the Rifle Brigade, only son of Mr. and Mrs. IFiliiam Spencer, of Glan- arrow, Herefovdsliive, and late of Spring grove, Worceslcr-s'liire, and the bride, -Mi.ss Eleanor Georgiaiia Peel, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peel, Rnowimere .Ma.nor.


I'lic bride ha.' always taken a


deep interest in the welfare of the lenamr • on her father’s estate, and also the vil­ lages adjacent to her tiome, .iiid she is e.\ ■


iremely popular. Tlicrefoic, there wa.' a crowded congregation to witnes.s the briilal. people from many miles arotmd gathering in the vicinity of the church. -liie cliancel of the sacred edifice liad been


beaulikiily decorated with p.ilm.s and white oampaimla, and die service, which w.as conducted by die Bisliop of Whallcv (Rev. .V. G. Rawstornet assisted liy llie Rector (Rev. J. C. Garnett) wa.s fully clioral. Miss Ost, tiie organisi. jilaied MendeLssoiiii’s 'TLalin of J’raise" as a solo, and the hymns were.


'0 God, our


iicip, “'O Perfect Love, and "Now thank we all our God.”


Mr. Will. Peel gave ids daughter awav.


She wa.s cliarmingly gowned in white saiiii, with full court train, die irimmlng being sprays of orange blo.ssom and Brussels’ point iace, the latter being lent bv licr mother. A diamond and enamel pendant, presented by die bridogrooui, was her only onittiiient. Misses Barbar.a and Alizon Peel (nieces) .attended as traiii-bcarer.s, and diere were also three other pretty little attendants, viz.. Miss Evelyn Moat (niece of the bridegroom), Miss'Tsobcl Parker, and Miss Eleanor Assheton. All the chii- dren looked perfect pictures in white iiius- iin Romney dresses, relieved with p.ale blue ,sashes and coquettish mob caps. They each carried a bouquet of pink carniitioiis and sweet peas, given to them by Capt, Spencer. Miss Ysuelti Peel (cousin of the bride) acted as chief bridesmaid, and she looked well in a soft white satin picture dress, widi a ficliu and blue sasli, and white tulle h.at. Her bouquet was of white carnations and sweet peas. All the attend­ ants wore opal pendants, the gifts of tlie bridegroom. As they walked along the


aisle, the bridal party made a dianniii.' picture.


“ fhe bride s niotiier wore a blue chilfon


\ clours dress, trimmed with Carrickniacross • acc, and surmounted with a grey toque in which was a blue plume. The bride- giwm’s mother’s dress was black lace over ^^iute satin, and black picture hat. Captain Buller, of iftie Rifle Brigade, and


A.D.C. to the Duke of Connaught, sup­ ported Captain Spencer as best man. After the ceremony, a brilliant conipanv


assembled at Knoivimere Manor for tli’e r^eption, yvhen congratulations were showered upon the newly-married couple who, later in the day, left for the West Coast of Scotland, where the honeymoon IS to be spent. Mrs. Spencer’s godng- away costume was grey whip cord, her iiiute straw hat being trimmed vrifti a wreath of cherries and gras.s.


Following is a list of invited guests;__


Mi . and Mrs. Wm. Spsncer. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Peel. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peel.


The Hon. Mrs. Laurence Peel. Mr. Ralph Peel.


The Misses Peel (Undercroft). Maud Peel.


Miss Edith Peel. Miss C. B. Peel., Mr. Walter Peel.


Captain and Mrs. Phillpotts. The Misses Phillpotls. Mr. and Mrs. Pitt-Taylor.


and Mrs. Merv^n I’eel. tuul M.1SS Lloyd.


i.\lr. IIlid Mrs. -Issheloii. The Misses and Master R. Asshelojt. Mr. iiiid Mr:,. Arkwright. Mr. and Mrs. Aspinall. ■Miss Aspinall. .Miss UTide. dliss U’ijid. .Mr. and Mrs. Berkeley. LMv. and .Mr.s. Eu/.heiTjcvt Brockholes. The .Misses Eiizherbert Brocklioles. .Mr. J. .Eilziierben Brockiioles l.iinl and Lady Crawshaw. Tire Hun. Cicely Brooks. The Hon. Gerald Brooks. The Hull. -Mrs. .Marsliali Brooks Mr. and .Mrs. Fairer. .Mrs. Eowle. .Miss Fraser. The Misses Gveig. Kcv. J. C. and .Mrs. Garneil. ■.Mr. B. Garnett. ..Miss Osi. Sir .Hemy ami Lady Hornby. .Mr. and Mv.s. Flooper. Mrs. and the .Misses Hirst. .Mr. John Hirst. Tlie Lion. .-Idelaide Lister. Canon and .Mrs. .Markham. Mr. Mallicr. .Mrs, ■'.Mellor. Dr. and. .Mrs. Onne. Colonel and Mrs. Barker. Miss and Master R. Parker. Rev. F. and Mrs. Parker. Rev. Rather .Pinniiigton. Colonel and .Mrs. Robinson. Mr. and .Mrs. Rushton. 'I'he Bishop of Whalloy, Mrs. R,awslorne. The Misses Rawstorne. -Mr. and LM'rs. Starkie. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Starkie. Lord and Lady Shuttleworth..; T he Hon. R. Kay-Shuttleworth. Rev. Ratlicr Thonon. fMr.s. and Miss Trappes-Lomax. Afr. C. Trappes-Lomax. -Mr. R. Trappes-Lomax. ■Mr. and Mrs. R. Trappes-Lomax. Mr. and Mrs. Tatton. IMajor and Mrs. Tempest. Afiss Tempest. •Sir John and Lady Thursby. Miss Thursby. Mi.ss Lindsay.


Mr., Airs, and Aliss Worsley-Taylor.


'Afr. and Mrs. L. King-Wilkinson. Air. C. Wright. Airs, and Afiss Welch. Canon and Airs. Wilson.


LIST OF PRESEiVTS.


Bridegroom to Bride, blue enamel and diamond pendant and diamond ring.


Bride to Bridegruum, pearl tie-pin and saddle.


Bride’s Alother to Bride, fur coat and muff, antique pearl ring, silk cushions.


Bride’s mother to Bridegroom, suit case. Bride’s Father (to both), cheque.


Bridegroom’s Afother to Bride, diamond pendant.


Bridegroom s lAfother to Bridegroom, cheque.


Bridegroom s Mother (to both), household Imen, canteen of small plate, silver can­ delabra, candlesticks, entree dish, butter


dish, sugar basin, egg stand, toast rack and salvers.


Bridegroom’s father to Bridegrwm, field glasses.


L d y Armytage, Bleu poudre flower pots. Airs. Assheton, glass show table. Mr. and Afrs. Ralph Asheton, Buhl clock. Mr. and Mrs. Richard ’Assheton, books.


Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Asshefbn’, fruit saJad bowl.


Miss J. Assheton, butter disE Mr. N. R. Assheton, silver toast rack. Mrs. Aspinall, silver tea knives and forks.


Mr and M’rs. Ralph Aspinall, Chippen- dale tray.


Miss R. Aspinall, bag puree. ^


Aliss Auslin, lace collar and cuffs Mr. 'and Mrs. Atkwv'rsE, silver tea pot.. Airs. Aiiken and Aliss Norman, Wedgwood jar.


Mrs. Atkinson, unuque mirror. Master Ralph and the Afisses ilssheton,


sec of llowcr glasses.


Air. Broun, two embroidered dressing- table covers.


Ah'S. Brenuaud, ornament. Mrs. Bannister, .a,nt’


iquo nut-crackers.


Air. and Mrs. Boothinan, brass coal scuttle.


Air. G. Breiherion, pair of brass candle- .sticks.


Lady Constance Banie, pearl necklace. Aliss Barne, antique china lea pot. Aliss Be.uiclerk, marquisette pendant. Airs. Barclay, old Italian lace. Aliss Barclay, enamel pendant. Captain and Airs. Barne, silver sugar cas­


tor.


Air. .Buller, silver bon-bon disli. Hon. Cicely and .Bertie Brooks, silver salt cellars.


lion. Gerald Brooks, blotter.


silver-mounted


Capiaiii T. E. Baring, Shefiield-plate sugar basin.


Capia'ui Bernard, silver inkstand. Lord and l.ady Bingham, tea urn. Captain Bnller, silver pepper pots. Airs. Biggin, oinbroidered cushion. Air. and Airs. Bowman, silver tea knives in case.


Aliss Cardwell, coffee cuiis. Aliss --Ida CEirnock, silver-mounted flowe.- glass.


Captain and Airs. Bonliam Carter, pearl pendant.


Miss Clowes, silver tea knives. Ratherine Lady Crawshaw, silver-mounted blotter and stationery rack.


Lord and Lady Crawshaw, silver fish knives and forks.


Mr. and Airs. Crawley, silver inkstand. Hon. W, and Mrs. Clayton, antique mir­ ror.


Aliss Clayton, silver inkstand. Colonel and 'Mrs. Clowes, cut-glass jug and goblets.


Miss Clark, paper knife. Captain Clayton, Thermos jug. Lord and Lady Clonbrock, four mahogany tables.


The Misses Crawley, embroidery.


General and lAIrs. Congreve, cut-glass can­ dlesticks.


Miss Dickson, set of embroidered d’oyleys Lady Dunleath, pearl and enamel pendant. Mrs. Darlington, knitting-needle case. Mr. and Mrs. Dugdale, whiskey tots. Mr. S. H. Drummond, Books.


Mr. and the Misses Dillon, ylver toast rack.


Captain and Mrs. Darrellovey, silver pep­ per pots in case.


Hon. Airs. Duncombe, silver. Dunsop Bridge R.B.N.A. Members, pair


of brass candlesticks and silver pepper pots.


Mr. and Airs, Fawcett 'Warden and Aliss Fawcett Warden, glass candlesticks.


Mrs. Henry Foster, breakfast wanner ket­ tle and dish.


Mrs, G. Fitzroy, letter box.


The Misses Fortescue, silver magnifying glass.


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Captain and Mrs. Fitzgerald, Limerick lace scarf.


Air. and Mrs. Fitzheebert Brockholes, travelling clock.


Mrs. Fowle, jewel case.


The Misses Fitzherbert Brockholes Jaco­ bean stool.


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Mrs. Farrer, silver box. Dr., Mrs. and Aliss Fraser, fan. Judge and Airs. Gye, cuslhions.


G.F.S. Members and Associate, Slaidbum silver bon-bon dishes.


G.F.S. Members, silver sugar basin.


Rev. J. C. and Mrs. Garnett andTamily, silver toast racks.


^ silver-mounted ornament ’ THE CLITHEROE ADVERTISER, Augrus t 7 t h 19 1 3 .


PRETTY BRIDAL AT SLAIDBURN, P E E L ------ S P E N C E R .


Aliss A. Greg, tea set. Miss E. Greg, silver vinaigrettes in case. Glanarrow Servants, silver tea knives. Mr. and Airs. Harcourt Griffin, travelling


clock.


Mr. and Airs. Wm, Hornby, .silver coffee pot.


Afr. and the Hon. 'Mrs. Hunter, silver mustard pots.


Mr. and Airs. St. John Hornbj', featlier fan.


Lady Hornby, antique wooden tea caddy. Mr. and Afrs. J. Hooper, Adam’s table. Air. and 1-ady Aland Hooper, ivory and gold etui case.


Rear-.-Vdmiral and Airs. Humpage, cut- glass llower vase.


'i'hc Ali.sses Hirst, silver menu holders. Air. and Hon. Airs. Hills, book. Air. and Alr.s. Hirst, silver lion-bon dishes. Afr.s. Hollins, cn-tout-cas. Lady and Aliss J. Hughes, Worcester bowl. Nurse Harri.son, cushion cover. Air. Harrisou. vases. Air. joliii, Jules and Air. Hir.-t, .silver irik- ■stand.


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'Aliss Hick, cream jug. Airs. Ireland, tea cosy cover. Colonel and the Hon. Mrs. James, china bowl.


Airs. Jacson, i-iicquc. Knowlmcre 'Tenants’ Wives, .silver Ijowl. Kiiowlmere .Servants, silver card-case and travelling clock.


Hon. Rachel Kay-.Shutilewortli, Orienta; embroidery.


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Air. and Airs. Kimiard, riiermos llask. Ali.ss Kirk, brass stand for kettle. Air. f.uard, book. Aliss i.emorius, -ketch, l.ady Leach, old lace. 'I'ne Misses Leach, .silver-niountctl jam jar. Colonel and Mrs. Longuevillc, .silver bo.v.


Mr. and Airs. Lloyd, old .Sli'-nieiii-pl.irc bowl.


Hon. Adelaide Lister, clciua inkstand. 'Air. and Airs, i.ee.;, ■.k-canrer .slides. .Rev. E. and Mt ~. Lea, .silver jmist.ard pot. ‘


Alajor and Mrs. Long, s'llver spoons. Alrs._ and Miss IfiddoU, mahogany tea table.


Rev. U'. Lea, silver sauce boats. Colonel anil Alr.s. I,,iclilaii, Bheffield-plate decanter slides.


Mr. W. l.eeming, scent bottle. .Sir U’illiam and the Lion. Ladv Mahon, set ol old cut glasses.


Mr. and .Mrs. Moat (lo bvidegrcjom), peatl .'Uuls and cheque.


Alr.s.■ Kerr Alahori, .silver magnifying gliss. All's. G. Alontgomcry, 'Turkish rug.


Al.isicr Robin and die .Misses Afoat, silver sugar castor.


Canon and Airs. Alarkliam, antique china lea set.


Aliss H. AlaJlock, silver toast rack. Afr. and lAlrs. Alaconchy, old Limerick lace Afr. A. Alather, silver entree dash. Aliss D. Alellor, emshion.


Afrs. Aloat (to bride), portloiio for photo­ graphs.


Mrs. ALallock, copper jardiniere.


General and Mrs. de Alolevn, folding table.


Airs. Alarsland, ink stand.


Miss Nick.son, china ink stand and pen tray.


f-olonel and 'Mrs. Nicol, copper breakfast heater.


Colonel and Afrs. Neislr, silver entree dish. -Mrs. Noel, silver toast rack.


Newton-in-Bowland National School


teachers and scholars, silver photograph frame.


'.Mrs. Nowell, embroidered cushion. -Ma.ster Robert and the Ali.sses Parker, si’ver-mounted box.


Misses Barbara and Alizon Peel, fan.


Officers of tire 3rd Battalion Rifle Brigade silver cigarette box.


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Officers of tile Staff College, .silver trav Dr. and Mrs. Dime, glass fruit dish. Miss Ost, bread knife.


Mrs. Petty, embroidered toilet set .Major and Airs. W. F. Parker, silver cream


Mr. arid Airs. Pitt-TayJor, silver rose bowl. Miss Pitt-Taylor, lapis inkstand. Airs. Philpot, reading lamp.


'Mr. Augustus Peel, silver cream jug and sugar basin.


The Alisses Peel (aunts of the bride), an- tiqu’


s.i.pplures and pearlsi e'^ Spanish jiendant in diamonds,


Air. Walter Peel, red enamel and diamond pendant.


Mrs. St. Aftncent Peel, pearl and aquamar­ ine pendant.


Air. and Airs. Alervyn Peel, cheque. Miss ■A''seulti Peel, revolving bookcase.


Captain and Hon. 'Afrs. L, Peel, dressimr bag mth silver fittings.


“ The A'lisses Phillpotts, silver tea pot.


Miss AI. Phillpotts, embroidered table cloth.


■Afiss G. Phillpotts, embroidered table


cloth, sachet and glove case, and gold bracelet.


Captain and Mrs. Phillpotts, silver tea


fh e Misses F. and A. Phillpotts, silver- mounted pin cushion, kettle.


iMiss E. Phillpotts, engraving.


Air. and Airs. Eden Phillpotts, water col­ our picture.


Mrs. Parker, Limerick lace fichu Colonel Parker, mtffiogany dumb waiter. •Mrs. Parkinson, china goblet


Pee , Miss M. N. Peel and Mr. W. R. Peel, pearl and diamond earrings.


•Mr and Mrs._ Panneter, and Mr. ‘ N. L. t anneter, silver pepper pots and mus­


ard pot.


Mrs. Charlton Parr, electric lainp. Captam A. Paley, shooting aea't ^ptain Pitt-Taylor, aneroid. ■Mr. and Mrs. Powell, cigarette Solder.


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Officers of the London Rifle Brigade, goM cigarette case and compasses.


Air. and Mrs. de Rutzen, leather cavi The Bisliop of Whalley aufl tome, silver tea knives.


General and Mrs. Read, silver entreo s-. Captain and Mrs. Raymond, bra.ss sticks.


Mrs. Rob'uison, hat pin (xlso.


Mr. and (Mrs. Rii.shton, CiiippL-iiiEk |^, rests.


Air. and Mrs. Cedi .St.irkie, pair ry tV, vases.


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Mrs. Starkic, Lierrc 'aice Colonel -V. Spencer, sliver cot.-',,''


Sir Owen and Lady Sci-uriiejih ciiF, : stand.


Miss Alice Somerset, leatiie: . arj r-.. Alr.s. and Miss StapleiOM. .dv r ipi- A'iscountess StrathaUau Mk/'p.'' ninnd, mahog.i ny VEi:;


Alr.s. and Air. A. Scawt-: Mr. .ind Alr.s. .S.iUll'lciv. . : i r r t.-- Mr. Win. Saundcr.s,


f.ord and 1-adv hoganv tc.a-table.


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Albs .Smylhe :ir I All" '■ ver tea e.iddy


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Air. and Alr.s. '1 iylor :;K i 5:j:ro';v' Afr.s. Wakenian and : 'i’l


sticks.


Air. Walter 'f'horn-;;'.; • dlv-jr. .:l:iret jug.


’Jim and R.aby, " piL-r.E Atrs. 'I'rappos-I ania.K. p pendant and t ihain. At.is.s Trappes-1 pliire brooch.


Air.-:. I'uniour, ■


Air. and Mrs. 1V. case.


Mr. Id. Trapp.:••-l.nlii.i.v


Air. R. Trappco / ' 'flL'j V, .'live.' .TjI .Si.sl.j:’ Anne J'; a ea.'le work ba::


Mi.'s Bessie T.in sift er iKipkin ;


lion. Mrs. Tiie.' brooch.


Mr. and Mrs. ft'.lUuii. 'rt Afr. and Hon. .\fn-. T:.•’iny.MiM. caddy.


Mr.s. 'I.'iipper, .-iIvor '.tg•mu iuu;. Airs, and Mis.s


flower pots.


Hon. Mrs. Towi .'djoii:;. Hon. Mrs. Tenniuii. stand.


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Miss G, Tottenham, ,sUver car..,lit Rev. Father Thonon. r.hre-j 'i.i.r.3 ot iior.'. writing case.


Lady Thursby, set of hat-pLus in c«i. Miss Thursby and Miss Lir.diav, s'r,;.; buckles (paste).


Air. Vigors, travelling slock. Airs. A’igors, antique china tigure;. Afr. and Airs. V silver candlesticks.


V Aliss Horsley, fur .stole.


Aliss and Mr. J. Worsiey-7'avior, A'.:; mounted salad bcivi.


Atr. and Mrs. WorsJey-'fayior, siKer rre bowl.


Air. and Airs, (7. 'Vi;.y, box.


clock


Airs. Wilder, s.'.‘.^rr i.tiVip ex'dvjtiisjj-rr. Rev. A. and AE;s ’A'l:.,, ■i;.iveTmi rwe Airs, and Afiss IVeich, .silver bu.-c.* Lady Watkin, gold Etrusc.ip. i>ro7Cji. Afiss J. Wade, field Airs. Walker and Alr.s G. \\tebl, sir.o wood tray.


I.Mr. and Airs. Wood, sliver inkstand. Aliss and Afr, G. Ryle Word, .siive:- mounted decanter.


Mr. White, .sot of antique silver tea spoor.; Ali.ss E, Ai. Wilson, china fruit divbes. Afiss IVood.all, silver coffee .spoors. Canon and Airs. IVtison, silver toast rac'fi. Air. Walker .and Air, F. Peel, or. glui bowl.


Afr. Richard IVaimsley, wrought-iror. sliitl Afr. ^ and Afrs. L. King-lVi!kin.X)n, o!3 china.


BARROVi/.


Congregational Church on Sunday ot Miss I Ada Carr, of Benthaui, who preached at | both morning and evening servi.’


L.vny P keacueu.—Cen.siilerab!e iatere:’ was taken in the visit to tlif Jollio Alamoriai.


es. In the


morning she spoke on Ciiii.-:t'.s attituJe towards women. The clnm h 'vas crottilrf | in the evening when Miss Carr gave an abk address on “ Christ or Barrabai-."


THE PALACE. Pictures occupy a very subordinate part


in the Palace programme this week. Tbsre are six variety turns, some of them heir? very novel. Dore and his little hippolroitt has quite captured the fancy of the aiidisr*' ces. We have seen legions of cowboys ot the pictures, but Texas Bill is the’ ret artiste. He is picturesquely attired, anl uses his gun with a freedom which enf always associates with the inhabitants of the " wild and woolly ’West,” his feats with the lassoo and 16 feet whip are very clever* A pretty and refined drawing-room act is gire® by Gavinia and Morelli. whilst Lance and Nellie, described as "England’s premier dancing babes ” have received rounds of ap’ plause. Jack Cranston, vocalist and cony edian, and Myra Milano, in an eccentne musical act, complete the bill.


Everybody’s doing it! Dodng irhat? AVb)


£ping to Redmayne’s for their New Raiit’ coats for the holidays. Smart styles Ladies and Gants, 32/6 and 42/- 9, M ket place and 1, Church St. (Tel, SB}.


ar­ ’. WiUi.ams ana fater..


Aliss AVeld and Airs. Berkeltiy, gilt io'i'.-: vase.


.‘loUcr. ’■•ftiinoiid Iri i ti'L'-s-lMi-ni


Colonel and the H.i). \! '■■ Sn:;.:! mounted bioiier an.: •'Di'ioneri


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fj. McHal ing a tow f out last


The uev.l


open to i | Thursday, f


-been place! week it hi


■ children esi of the opp I


Friday i |


■an attract! j Crompton, I Latheron, .1


A. J. Lyil match. b I Meadow gr[


inson, A. vl Dawson anl


Air. Alll


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