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THE TIMES, MONDAY, AUGUST 4 1013. Goxvcl irmlxxr. ARRIVAL AT V. VI The KV tMl morning nxniened the Royal Ho piia at I'hichveter. MiiKMnp infl by the Duke of i Gordon, and attended by Major I Kitmaurice and Major Gl ive left ladwooi BoWM and prooeedcd ami received by Major (the CI i i.an Mr.

William Cifford (Beprr seriting ifl i ihe pitaU, the Duke. tfi rrUr tow aai read to Hi Majesty by the which Ik King was graciously the church parade at the Territorial camp at Pat chain, near Brighton. The, Tfcilr. hn commanding ollicer. The Marquees and Marchionee of Linlithgow are entertaining a few hernia at Hopetoun.

of Jewey after hia long and serious lllneea haa resumed hia pub'ic dutiea in Oxford; alure, and on hia reappearance aa Chairman of tlv Btatatet Reueh of Magistrate received warm congratulation from hia feUow juwiioea. The Earl of Stair haa returned to Lochim after a yachting cruiao among the Scottish laianda. The Earl and Countess of Goaford are leaving London for vmuaa. lunteaa of St. Germans Saturday.

Krrington left London on Saturday rhivhester (Mr. Councillor Corporation of Ch: hester. C. r. OS, K.C.I, the Town Loader tKpA and tlie for the Continoiit.

Vimount and London for Seart Cinnehen have lo IXKKn Heath, Hawkhumt. witl he Hon. tleorge (loschoh, wh 'red from an oik ration for appen THE MEEKLEJOHN MEMORIAL. KWoi Cor: (he id Colonel Ben ing guests at H. the Re it conducted over the Hob eeted the variona Department, li ho ie; ing Ljacd the Visitors' IJcv.k Roanl Room.

TV Kinn ami neen. with the Princess Hn. airiveaat lVTtsmouth to day. and em a 1 Hi Mm sty's Yacht Victoria Norman C. Pabner, R.N..

A iVC upon their Majesties were rr.ini. ill. the Karl of Shaftesbury rd Charles Fitzmfturice, and Major Wicram. i QtMSn were received on arrival ith by Admiral the Hon. rth M.a (Commander in Chief at Had Rear Admiral H.

L. Heath 'vr Portsmouth Dockvard). (tea were fired from His Majesty's in Barbour at Portsmouth on the arrival a Ikair HijiWiri moon the Royal Yacht left Porta-ok up moorings in Cowe Roads. Balatoa were tired from the Land iWtafta the' Royal Yacht left Portsmouth. A Royal salute was also fired from His Shin Captain Thomas R.X.

(Guardslup at Cowes), on tbr arrival of the Royal Yacht. Admiral of the Fleet Prince Henry of Prussia tec too Their Majest ie, and the Marques of On the Dtike of Leeds, and Mr. T. H. S.

(Commodore. Vice Commodore and the Royal Yacht Squadron) had the honour o( being received by the King on board the Ro al Yacht. The King and Queen, with the Princess Mary, nsu Field Marshal the Duke of Connaught and the Duchess of Connaught on board His Ma Yacht Alexandra." 1 Marquise d'Hautpoul, the Marquis do Several. Sir Frederick Treves. Captain i HtfnJokBj and the after of the Household have arrived on board the Royal Yacht.

I hnaaaa L. Sbeppard. R.X. (H.M.S. Zeaiandia Lieut, and Commander L.

Vavasour. R.N. (H.M.S. and Lient. ndir A.

B. Watts, R.N. (H.M.S. flnitofa1 hul tlie honour of dining with Ma satsM thLs mmntng 1 imS Sir FrHfriek Pnnmnhv and Rear i mKeppel liave succeeded Major P1 Lord Charles rttxmaunee ana Major ciive 1 ail a Equerries in Waiting to the King. 7 Lady Ampthill has succeeded the Lady 1Mb a Lady in Waiting to the Queen.

The Karl of PunuVnuldA wount nn i Harrington, 'iscount and Vcountew Hill. wcount and 'iacounUws CJarnock. Ilv Swansea, the Hon. H. Ca endisli Butler and Miss Butler, the Hon.

Catherine Liddell, Lady Dixon Hartlnnd. Sir Kdward and Bt au diatnp. Colonel and Mr. Lh of High Legh, Mr. and Mrs.

i sr Mihs Ktelka Surtees, mik ft. n. Mi Mur ei ker. Mi I sr WiT im 'ereke. Major Few ier Burton.

Mr. Henrv Mr. Reauchamn. Mr. 'Se Knott.

lVc.miu 1 Ixirdid l.ndy Holw hnvr irft L.ndou for! y. ir lv Hardros Hourt, Canterbury. Council CWk at ljonl Channinp, Lord and Lady Xewborougn, I Lord Claud Hamilton. Sir Huh Mont 'ornerv' "ik Sir Thomas Derridge. Mr.

L. A. Waldron, Sir P'M" Charles and Lady TUvaz, and Sir Adolph and Uo" Lady Tuck are among the latest arrivals at lvmior Harrogate. HjghnlHfc Castle. Christchurch.

has Kvn let OorernaH3eaeral, on a short lease to Sphi Lady on Cooper. rt rai' and she and her son. Mr. Ivor Ferguson, nr. now i p.t in residence there.

It is expected that Lady i ttw task. He was Fasten Cooper will entertain a party during TO THE EPTTOn Or THE TIMES. Sir, Whilst the ire umstances surrounding the death of the late Major Meiklejohn. V.C., are still freah in the memory of your reader. I should Le glad if you would allow me to appeal to them through your columns to contribute to a fund which it is intended to raise for the purpose of placing a ruemcrial plaqoe to hia memory on the wall of Hyde Park Barracks (opposite to the spot where the accident oecurrcd), and to provide for the education of his three small children, whose circumstances have been so materially and so sadly altered by his deatli.

PerhacM it is hardly necessary to emphasize the fact that Major Mf ikl jhn practically sacrificed his life to avoid possible injury to The fund will be administered by a committee of which I am president, and donations will be received by any branch of Messrs. Barclay and Co. or of the London County and Westminster Banks. Yours very trulv, ROBERTS," F. M.

(President Meiklejohn Memorial Fond). Ascot, July 31. WHITE DRESSES. THE THEATRES. OBITUARY.

SIR w. LYNE. ssnMMmeed ymtrday in Sydney, Irr, of Sir William Lyne, who was in SOME IDEAS FOR AUGUST. (rSOM a COBSESF03TDEXT. harm of white when it is chosen for i to be worn in summer.

The dressmaker cur contrives models gay as a garden in but it is seldom that they win the adm in white. It is true that in the fashion for bright hues that it impels a woman to finish a white dress with pome touch of fl amine red. or hir.n yellow, or rich and brilliant blue. Or perhaps she prefers a note of colour to be introduced by fine silken embroideries, reproducing some Oriental design, but in very quiet and delicate SOME FUTURE ARRANGEMENTS. STRATFORD SUMMER FESTIVAL.

dress i tacle and The Lot 5 jfc Ha' 'iwvATt Pwir of Spoe infonaUy opened on Saturday with the I I paay by th aO day das of Um Sckwai at 1 lingiy 1 Lord Duasaay. UnHke The CoiaVa Doom and The Pasce, and a performance of Tat Mmkmmi of Vm Them by Eden Ehxabeth Balr. But in all the.se dresses the note of contrast merely serves to accentuate the charm of white, just as the ribbon or the sah introduced in a portrait by Romney and Sir Joshua Reynolds displays to advantage the daintiness of the white drew in which they loved to paint many a distinguished sitter. It Ls indeed in the judicious use of colour on a white dresa that the dressmaker in the summer of 1913 justifies his claim to be an artist in fact, he bases it more upon this than on the lines which have arcased so much admiration in some quarters, Jy, hv Ladv B' The Comedy laded in iv Oinsmiw mo. f'ifineUtt.

by Barry Jackson aad Baail ill b. socn at the Cbnatmaa mounts. jMrT Mancbtrr theatre, the New. Mr. Warinn.

by arraagrment with Mr. Arthur Mfl r. vrM Ar ihr Red TUix thi). eTMiins. Thomaa.

Mr. 8. T. tranrf rrrd to a London hirtj r.loh. whrc Tirpkoem 1 Nmt it Monday, and thr Vcr of whw'u has and Mr.

Frtdrrial and Lnv(jU. Wl ti to daT till the end of the i that thw ahonJd be httie miax hiW done i Tht will, at all events, be Twy few lo it. The townsfolk will havf their ordinary 1'usiatas tTid to besides the daily raand of entertainmenta oTided for their brneOu and a lars Bomber of nxjpocT. i re ay tie Money Bntr.h and form riwtnra ax or srrea nd Ibwa Lxttie Jnl hu7lHrH of tbem will bard at work fee a good deal of the time that they do ant pend ta th. testre and in ontiag and ep.

The aetata will certainly hare their band ful. Not even Mr. Beniion aad hi company, for aH their exteosrra reptrtory experience, can present in (oar weeks) 1 1 of Sbaf'spear plays, to say noth mc of extras in the ahapr of AirMm. The aWflVk Oioripie. and The Tntfriy of Pompey the Great.

wHJaout cunataaS rbeanals in between time. Beaidt appearuut in tV above plays by Lord Lytton. Mr. Bernard Shaw, and Mr. Maaefield.

they will pre three of the MaWSha Henry the Fomih. Riehard the rond, and Aintr John six of the romedie" re iterrhant swr. A Yon Like It. The Tatmnt of the Skmt, Ado Abmrt Xothina. Tvflttk iat.

and Tat ir. rr oi Kind and two of the tragsdjea and Juliet and Homlrt. They will appear to say, in 30 separate pertonnaarea. and on day wiit oct upy tne taffe Kith in the afremooa rh ir only off days, aad these only a the public are concerned, are the Fridays arrond and third mk. hn the Norwich the in TA.

the pre icrt and the Her. T. riaward. row Pl.r ttford townsfolk, besi South Wales it Sir Albert and Lady Meldon. who have been Aix lfls Rainn, Schweiterhof Lucerne Sir Edward White improve LlKrTKNAXT CoiXlNKL H.

A. Lascblues. funeral of the late LieutenanW'olonel Henry Ijaacellc. who died lat Tuesday, took place at ding, Midhurst, on Friday. 5nel LaBoellea was born on December 4.

1M2, Right Hon. William SchriKht n. i the appearance of voile differ from eharmeuse. T1iavat broche from tulle. from taffctiks, or moiro ndon i nfrement for its from lace And these are but a few of th in ied by the first materials wliich 20th century devotion to Marv Ft, nlitlurow, to form dress has inspired the manufacturers to pro his advi his duce.

rton to undertake And it is because of this variety in material in 190J. I tliat many a woman who htv a fan for r. dresses to suit any and every Aeraakin, 2 And now, whether she be locking forward to the week at Cowes followed by a 'cruise on the Normandy coast, to a sd. Tnmvilie or Mr.Je which Mtst The of Sir Alfred V.at was about the same terd y. He still vary wo.ik.

Sir Walter Mcnzies. M.P.. was stated last night to be (loing on quite satisfactorily. The Bishos of Exeter has been ortlered bv his doctor to take a further period of rest away from the diocese. He hopes to bo at home before the September ordinations.

Mr. J. Herbert Lewis, M.P., is to be presented by Flintshire Liberals with an address on the occasion of his appointment as a Privy Coun Mr. Alderman Hanson left Iondon on Saturday for Karlsbad, where he expects to remain to take the treatment for three week, after which ho will go for a short visit to Canada, returning aDout September ZU. The Kahaka of Bueanda arrived in Belfoat on Saturday from England and waa welcomed t) the Dy tne lyoru Mayor, UcMordie.

M.P. To day wiu visit, tne loalin induhtnal Wednesday he will proceed to He of Yaik's Tii by the Tbta Council. Mi.lhurt District Council. Bourd of Gua diana, and magistrate. He married in 1 883 Carotin daiiRhter of the late Hon.

Charles Gore, who surviv him with four sons. firm of lice, Musgm for T. n. RrssELL. occurred at Hirrainirham of 3 asacil.

formerly a member of I ind Lee. aolicitors. Dublin. FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES. The Rkv.

Rhodald Mutut axd Miss Pearso.v. An engagement ia announced bet ween tha Iter. Reginald Murley. only ton of the Rev. J.

J. Murley, vicar of St. Erth, Cornwall, and Mias Annie Pearson. Mr. R.

O'NeUl Pearson, of Tanbv, elder daughter of Mr. Cartrorl, Lancashire. In recognition of his wide botanical knowledge be was elected a Fellow of the Linneaa Society. He took a special interest in the microscopical aide ol botany, and was the author of a work, Mosseg and Liverworts." Mr. Russell was deputy chairman of the board of management of the Rirminjfhjun General Hospital, and was a member of the Free Libraries' Committee.

noi.ii ArorsT 3. Prince AJberi arrived on board the Royal tit from H.M.S. Cumberland." Kinz and Queen, with Prince Albert and tv Field Marshal the Duke of Victoria Patricia of Con lajagbt, and Irineess Victoria of tbav Majiaiiaa' tiuests, and the and Gentk men in Attendance, were I Irvine Banka on board The Royal I Sarvioe wao conducted by Commodore Ron nC Palmer. R.N.. A.D.C.

tv, accompanied by the Queen, t. M'hert. and I'rineesa Mary, in r. M. 'aptain Thomas I ppard ffiuardship at Cowes), and Miss Xkh d.

and will shortly Charles Iennox uninghame, fourth son of Mr. W. B. Cuninghame, Nova Scotia, and of Mrs. CuninRhame.

17, Drayton (rarvleaf, S.W., and Mary lxuis. daughter of the late Mr. R. T. Neild, of 100, hevne walk.

Chelsea, and sister to Mr. J. R. J. XeUd', of Buenoa Aires, Argentine Republic.

THE DUCHESS OF ALBANY AND A TR.UNING SHIP. The Purhess" of Albany on Saturday afternoon paid a rssit to the Kingston and district sea training brig Steadfast, which is moored in the Thames the Queen's Promenade at Kingston. Iler noyal Highness wan welcomed by the Mayor (Mr. C. H.

Burge), the hon. treasarcr (Mr. Cecil Cowpvr), and th" hcu. secretary (Mr. Valentin Knapn), amont; those present being Sir William and Lady N'incent, Admirul and Mrs.

Rouuwon. Colonel and Mrs. J. Biddulph. Colonel Shaw.

Colonel and Mrs. Hepworth. Canon and Mrs. Haalo Potter, Captain and Mrs. Hodgson, Captain and Mrs.

Evans, Mrs. Shrubaole, and Mr. and Mrs. Taredcy Witt, The Dnehexs inspected th. brijs, and th.

saw the Aubrey C. H. loys at work. Mr. Cnapp ued that the cast, fete), in Cowrs amouDtimc to ccr 800.

had been met by voluntary C3ntnb.it ion aasi. by from ti," t'ornbra ir ohn IveppeL th honours the examination for he Sw. Home for Othef of i 1.V boy i manned ship and cheered Uio Duchess as er.u Army a' (Kb me nfternoon. had btm head of the Roman Catholir l.urfli tlx He was born at Cashel. county Tipperary.

in 1841. and borough School Board and was a member of the Board of Guardian. He waa held in high ufe for the January 5 last. Mas. Ooofret Barks.

The death occurred on Saturday niht al ridrnce at Ilerkhamstod of Mrs. Godfrey the second danprhter of Sir Thomas and Iady RatclifTe the pseudonym of Beth Ellis." The I.ath Sir RiCEXan Pomr. aped noti 1869, and lubes ichnrd Veterinary College, Camden plomaof M.R.CA'X lender in itly wainpra tieeat Lichfield. Be Mr. William r.

M.R.C.V.S.. ly for Peab which, under th. name tralaaia, and the Argrnu undoubtedly of great Th Maj' ti Man Kin ind Qucn honoured Cornmandei aieti una Mr. Cunninjrhame (Jraham with a Mamr. Hm flinriilaia Dute of Mecklenbtus tb' Queen on board the Royal it the Hon.

Sir S. C. Colville ird the Royal Yacht Fleet Prinre Henry of Prussia this evvninR. and the I ls iif the Marquess ann aroni Ot urid Lady C'ormtanee Rutlei refaS meas jf Loiioiidrrrv. Prisciila tot the rd In irurten.

'iee Admiral y.fr fat Tywtki Mndaq nn Prince Henry of Prussia) tk ii being invited. BAKDRINGHAM, Ai 3. Oueeri Alr xandra. and tho Marie a Of Russia, accompanicci by 'nnees u. re at Irvine 8er ico i kandnnrhani I hureh thi morning.

R. 11. CrniA (Duaalir Chaplai fli LBf and preached the sermon. Mr iiden. Olonel Prinoe Serge ani nsiiitifiiiilawii Vi hcrvachidxe have ace John arrived at Balmoral on Safur Highness Prince Christian of Main, attended by Major Evan Emm left London for the Granny Hotel, Page, the American Ambassador, who la.

ndwig tlie week end at Stratford Avon, sai. praaaot (m Saturday niglit at the Maiinal Theatre of The Merchant of Venice, 1 i Ml Renirfm took the part of Shylock. haturdav last being the anniversary of the of hlenhrirn. a rojireaentatrve of the Duke of want to Windsor Castle and ntod a Hg. by which tonur Bk nheari Park is held.

The nag Pd over the bust of the I voagb in the Guard Room. The Duitp of Norfolk, who has been associated fch the Sussex Regiment for 42 years, said wod bya to the regiment vaatarday at the close FUNERALS, sm BxcaMMD Coormk. The funeral of Sir Richard Cooper took place at Berkhamsted on Saturday. The mourners included Mr. R.

A. Cooper, Mr. W. F. Cooper, Major Foot.

Mr. I Barkerj Mf Nm. the Mavor and Sheriff of T.iehflrld. REOOGNTTIQIi OF G.VLLANTRY. Sa FttxRot Clattos.

The funeral' of Sir Fifcr.Roy (Tavton will "haptrr place at Braywood CemeWy al Mr. Joheth Th f.mernl of Mr. Joseph Co.wpon.lrrit of Reuter's Agency, took place at i Pere Lahaise CemeUry yesU rday. The 1 mourners were Mr. Watson, Mr.

A. Watson (sr. slid Mr. Duncan Wateon (ltber). Among th.

The Duke of Connaught, Dinard, or to shooting jjarties on the moors, she will rind models many aad diverse wliich cannot fail to bo succeeful in the hot Auptst tb.ys. Here is one. for example, denned in dead white voile, closely kilted irotn waist to unrl finished with a corsage which is made very quaintly with little round baaquea at th" back and sides. ThLs corsage is embroidered with a nnrrcw border in very faint blues and yellows and its full sleeves art drawn into a cuff of the same. The long shoulder given to this corsage, the shaped vest, the very short under sieeve, which are in net, and the belt and prim bow of black velvet at the waist are details of importance to the scheme of the dress.

The white voile used for this model is of a peculiarly fine texture, and its effect is almost that of muslin. The dress therefore receives due appreciation not only by its assertion of quaintness, but ah) by that peculiarly freh appearance which recommends it for lie long blue hours of summer. Indeed, the material is so essentially one for hot weather that it is hot surprising to find that it is responsible for many a recent model. And it is no loss attractive when devoid of embroidery than when it has been finely worked in colour. As an example of this simpler treatment, let me refer to a dress which has no decoration save the little plisse frills of the material outlining the little bolero.

The sleeves are quite short and repeat the same idea, for they are finished with wide frills falling below the elbow. A blouse of white muslin and a sash of white moire complete the dress and the bat to accompany it is to be of wiiitc moiro trimmed witfi one white wing. Nothing could be more charming for a lazy 'afternoon on board a yacht beneath a blue sky on a waveless sea. And for such an occasion was it designed. But, afer all, an afternoon so perfect must be an exceptional experience for the yachtswoman who cruises in Northern fore, though she must be prepared for fine weather, there are days when it would be wise to prefer a white serge or ratine to anything so dainty as voile.

And at the moment there Ls no lack of attract ive dresses designed in both these materials, as well as in a fine hop sacking, in a ribbed cacheiuire cloth, and in a cloth which is highly finished and damasked. Each one of these in turn might well be chosen. Whether the dress should be embroidered or not depends mainly on the material and upon the manner in which it is designed. A broche cloth, for instance, made a a oue pii eo dros, is extremely though it have little ornament xcept the narrow et ermiri" outlining he of the corsage and the equally narrow band of skunk which boMers the skirt. A small round collar, a vest, and cuffs of Venetian offect of the bodi Mr.

W. w. Jaeota if black rd i paste bu. kle. flat Theatre, but has hsd success of The Barrier.

Whea The Ttn Gamr procured a thi month It vill preeeded bv fl Lw bv Mr. Fr. der.rk F. r.n called Thb Vajuttt Theatres. Mr.

R. O. Knowloa is amor the i he Coliaeara, where the Irish PLyew will this week Jaricdaie, by Lady Gregory. Stop th Way. one of the moat anceejaful of reeeat Queic hjdl revH, will be transferred from the Oxford the London Pavilion this evening.

This week's peacramme at the Palace includes and Ellis. will appear on A (rust 57 The Tinker Wedding, and part to day ia combined with old English enterbun their witors oa i Mr. Rundle Harvest v.jue. A series of village children's play haa also been organised by Lady I sane' Mars 'aeon for August 8, and here an to be weekly demonstrations in morrta, sword, and country danees in the gardens of the theatre as the Second Mrs. Tanqueray would say.

These, with the addition of Mr. Benson's dfif cussions on the plays, and several lectures on hand ci ift, design, heraldry, and other Subjects connected with the Folk movement, complete the has of stage, platform, and greensward performances in. which the public will mainly piay the rMe of audience. But there is another ide of the festival in which they take a more active part. Every day and almost all day, from I in the morning till luncb timc and from to 6 in the evemn.

the school of folk dance will be in full swing. rfcrM et poo aiet qi donor, says the proverb. But there are no plum face in the Stratford riAss rooms. where Mr. Cecil Sharp and his aasistants hold sway.

Aa morris dance, folk so rut. country dance, sword dance, siniring game, and jig follow each other in prescribed rotation, the chief thing that one notices about these Mr. Mena bands of young men and maidens, carefully graded the Strand i according to their different degrees of skill, is their owing to the remarkable happiness. But that is only a secondary i though a significant result. They are there In the first place for business.

They want to know how to sing and dance and play in order that they may teach. What they learn at Stratford in their holidays they carry with them when they go back to the schools ia which most of them are teachers. They are like the House of Lords, as Mr. Lloyd George sees it. They are negotiating a revolution in this kingdom.

Perhaps as effectively as the Chancellor himself, and certainly with far less fuss and none of his rancour, they are, in their own way, carrying treasures of light, air, sustenance, and hope to the door of every cottage ia At Bnghtr.n. i ilausVwtttlj md Grace La Hue, WILLS AND BEQUESTS. The Axax Joseph IErwrso ros, of Burleigh Hall. Loughborough. Leicestershire, and of Lowndes squure, S.W., who served as a midshipman in the 1 loyal Navy during the Crimean War and from 1855 62 in the Kifie Brigade, and who died on June 14, aged 73, son of the third and brother aad heir pre sumotive o' the fifth Baron Muncaater.

left estate ot the gross value of Itfc oersonalty. Subject to to koesU Inlirmary. Mr. Sn VWTEE Moses, of reer croft cirdens. West Hanipstead.

X.W., aad of the Hrm of Messrs. Sylvester Mcses and Sons, wholesale of Houmisditcii, Who died on May 23. left estate of the rroRi value of 43.V':!. of whieh 42Z: ls net personalty. He bequeathed 1,500 for Jewish and general charities.

Mr. Pereobtve Vuuruuva Fekxev, of Clippesbv ILill. Fleggbnreti, Norfolk, formerly, a journalist, 1 rJZrrlt the ltovl A' ho died oJuriaS. sjred el.leet of the late Mr. John Fredriek Feer.

v. founder of Birmingham Dauy Pont, left Kdat. 'of the grcs value of 36,831, of which i personalty. A CITY IMPROVEMENT. CLOTH FAIR IN DANGER.

It Ls said to be in contemplation, at a probable expense of 1300,000, to affect an important street improvement in the neighbourhood of the London Central Markets by the demolition of the ancient and historic buildings known aa Cloth Fair aad the widening of Long lane to a width of 60ft. The business of the markets ia so rapidly increasing that, outside additions in the way of cold storage facilities and other extensions are Indispensable. It is expected that the' large cost ot the improvement, towards which the London County Council will be asked to contribute, wfll be recouped by the inert aid assessments of the new building which will be erected on the site of the old fashioned and pletuseeque dwellings which have played so interesting a part in the past history of the City. 1 THEATRICAL PERSONAL N0TICE8. NORJtiN FORBES CECIL WARD.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR TO DAY. the reosnl it, for th erge, if intended for a sm well be embroidered wiU) a he, or with rouleaux of dress recently designed the 1 corsage find the little basque into ltmued are worked with white I broidery appears nowhere else and opens' over a ffwt'iied with roiuid pearl button 'Bank Holiday. The Km; Queen Cowes Mr. op. ns the annual Confereuce of the I National Association for the Prevention of Con gumption, Central Hall, Westminster, 11.30 English speak its Con.rer.cc on Infant Mortality, 10.

Annual i eeting. Cam the serge and in of Bwansdown is so effect at tlie neck in front UirT. nd the skirt is cleverly lii three Dleats. 'ITicso Wednesdav. i John of Jerusalem in England have mad the following provide a certain amount of fullness and a I awards for acts of gaflaatry Lb saving or attemptLng pleasing sense of deaper Trie fullneM.

hy the mim irensi a wy, is very skilfully CiUTied to tlie back and Mai to rhorr.afi Thomas who tjre disappears. injured Tho def.i(ra th model Is so attrae th i He r. he tlv" that might well ce repeated ic MerthyrCoalCompaDy 'Umlted at Gilfa prrtty new material Known the Paris present were reprcsentati and of the Ak STon(lents oi i (ioch. wh. Press in Paris.

in on and appoars ihe 'Haras Agvn and Mr. Watson' colleagues and oeliciaLs of the company. Mb. Jakt Hasxsm. Per; tine and soil in textiu be woven of silk and wool, shining forth as if in relief.

i nd The funeral of Mr. James Haslam, M.PM took datAjcr nn. deputy Benjamin Mans! red Adamson. deputv Jot Harry Bockcliffe. dataller I playing for Association for Chesterlield), place at Cheatartield Cemetery yesterday Britain, and thousands of people ma'cbe'l in procession from the head oA.ce of the Derbyshire Miners' Association, which adjoins Mr.

Haslam's residence, arsons; them beinj; the Mayor and Corporation and magi Tfrla nresl nf i i iuded Mr. W. E. Harvey. M.P..

W. ISewell (vice pienident), nd Liberal labonr candidate Ashton (seeretary of the Federation of Great Britam), Mr. Hancock. M.F.. Mr.

J. W. Tnyicr, M.r.. Mr. Frank Ball.

M.P.. Owners' AaociaUon). aad Archdeacon Crass, After tJ funeral Mr. W. E.

Harvey, M.l'., gave an address at the pre vcm de Ma. E. W. Wnxtam. Pha fnaeeal of Mr.

Edward Wilmot WUli Harrtoaaton, Dorset, took place on Saturday at Winter borne Monkton Church. The mourners included Captain the Ilon Mrs. J't aad Colonel the Hon. CeeU H. Law.

The service was conducted by the ier! A. C. Wooobooa aad the Bar. E. a LasUe, Basil 11.

Pickering. manager Walte son. deputy George Wilding, collier Hucknall. deputy George Milnes. nnder i Wiiki Joe.

ineanbers of lersity Thomas A. Soar. rue parties who displayed berounn in rescue operations alter tne i the Cadeby main pit, Denaby Main Jnlv 6. 1912. A number of rescuers in the above list were subsequently gacetted for the King Edward VII.

Wkstmtvstbb Scnooi A Wnrosoa Castui Statu Ar. reouastsd bv the Lord Chamberlain that the Slate apartruente at Windsor Castle will straight tine which (i: a dre.e the dre smakers are dis nerally se pleated into tne waist, so tliat they stand out as if wired at the edges. It is not unusual also to see them failing diagonally aero the front, so that, though very short on one side, they are longer on the other. The idea was expressed icuous en many a dress worn at the on at early spring but in London this particular T'ji tvPc bean. rarely seen tliroughout i the season.

Sometimes the'tunic is not onlv pleated, but finished with quite a deep frill at the edge. I have seen this carried out in white taffetas and in white taffetas nioire. but it might well be repeated in silk crepe or in chiffon striped with satin both in dead white. The underskirts over whieh these pleated tunics fall are usually verv narrow, and this rccentu the effect of fullnees provided by the pleats. Many a woman, however, will not forsake the wnieb nor eye haa been trained he 11th i Usnt 'They' wVbe reined for two more.

So she will prefi sa th. ii TmJntjZZmT the dreasjM arranged with tunics made long. i i 1 and leas full and there she will find decorated The Duke of Portland at the annual Agricultural (memorial service. St. Thomas's Church, Orchard Wl.

Summer School of Geography Racing The Sandown Park August (Bank Holiday) Mcatjbag the BirmUiKham August Meeting. Cri. k. Surrey v. Nottinghamshire.

Oval Kent v. Hnsse C.mterb "i nrkxh're v. Laneashire, l. ois; Bampshirei v. Middlesex.

Southampton; Wiu wii kshiee v. Worcestershire. Birmingham Perbyshire v. Ees Ierby (iloucesterehire v. Somerset.

Bristol Leicestershire v. Xorthairrptovt DRTTtT I.AHE. IK. ALrSED PACTCER. K.

aLBXET L. KAYNOK. KaagBM ctikert. STUASD THEATRE. 1 a.

lxsux cum IR. LOCQ GOODfiJCH. nrppoDEoscR. I R. aaacocsT wilxiams Boaadair road.

S.W. S. Week Royal London Yacht htina: Rowing Reading Regatta. Polo Rugby Tournament. Lawn Tennid Bonrnemoath Open Tournament.

Tint Thkatrbs. Apollo General John Began, 9. Comedy Jim tho Penman, 9. Criterion I Say, 9. Daly's: Tar Marriage Market, 8.15.

Duke of York's The YrUoor Jacket, 8.J0. Gaietv Tho Girl on Ihe Film, 8.15. Globe Typhoon, 8.30. Haymarket Within the Lent, 9. Kingsway The Groat Adventure, 8.J0.

Lyceum Oliver Txciet, 7.45. Lyric The Girl in ihe Taxi, 8.20. New Ofieor 6, 0. Royalty: MOeotoneo, 8,80. St.

Jaraea's: The Second Mrs. Tanmiercy, 8.18. Soala Kinemaoolor, 2.30 and 8. Strand The Barrier, a. 30.

AJ)YERTJ8SUBNT8 of Household Somrnnm JMs wtucn are arranged enoumed and rnnmring Plaree. of Gardener. Chmefeme eMn bBX 7USt to the hem' and Coachmen, moan ana fltauanw mm A port menu, vt Iu7 Maraase at the Lyceum, 2.80. nouoee Wanted end to oo Let, Portnorompe arm In iiwumnai ntimenU. Commercial Appointntenta, Motor cars for or voile, and are better suited to some tull dreea Soi and Wanted, omd Smm as fmmnd on payee oooaason in the garden than on the yacht or the piage.

PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES. Aero, ffliiwuaaaa PKJO) iaDiBY. IE. SEX riEUX EDWARD LEWU. fa.

WALXER HOWARD. M38 PBnlfli Cssi i ti tmt Cta ETA BOWLaKTA.