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pUko. It e kept up peopk had ; dropped. pl« Kxse-ibout time that States to are aonao-untry, and i in taring hope that truggle os i law sp-aaagar tosees 00 the t Hanow the Scar with the por Mts-t Mfep prerented irb4ds»Mi. bring themmmJmOTiliWCIi W AUAOia, viiCArgentine Minister, the United States Minister, and Mrs. and Miss Lincoln, 4c.Yesterday afternoon a very teoceaaful “At Home ” was given by Miaa Alice Cornwell— better known to fiame as “ the Lady Midas ”— at her residence in Roland-gardens, South Ken* sinftoo. A very represent* tfre assembly thronged the pretty little mansion, and amongst those who struggled op to greet the genial hoWeas ware to be seen Lady Berwick, wearing a pretty toilette 0f grey silk, with grey velvet bow bonnet; Mrs. M act ear, in cream ; and Mrs. Black, who was soon joined by her pretty daughter, Mrs. Pierpoint, in a charming costume of soft green, with rich silver embroidery. Miss Cornwell looked very well in s tasteful gown of creamy silk, and draperies of delicate lace to match. Baron von Bisting discussed literary matters with Miss Rmfly FakhftiU, who, gowned in deep blue, sat at the head of the naira. Music wsa represented by Signori Carlo Ducd, Dcssa, and Mr. Wilfred Bendall; literature by Mrs. Fenwick Miller, “ Madge,” of Tnufi, and her cheery deter, and seusrsl others; and sit by Mr. Solowoft J. Solomca sad Miss Florence Gra-Sir Archibald little, the «-commander of the Oth Lancers, is now a very oid man. At tfct n on*! ibaxxx of the regiment, of which he was colonel for a great many years, which took ptoce quite recently hi the Chy, he appeared inconLTiuuicu uurceedings throughout character, every refe enthuaiastically recer great headway in the graceful speaker, and ruily to win the coast: ing in membership i residen ts in the dm support.HELP WAITEThe Conservative 1 commenced to-day t registration. Mr. Ba tration agent of' Berm done excellent work i doubt give a very good year. But, although a organising capabilities those who voluntee' tc task. Bermondsey is any means to canvass, although in a majority afford to be idle. Radical in the past but Mr. I Afooe, tf have to fight against like himself is in the tannery, and who, it lt;himself popular. It is v ttituents to have these that they might fully with which they will hj lhat they might see thlt; every way posable in » Radical ratty w.il do t servative constituents a their party in their detlt; need be no fear of theLQIDOI WOREThe Trades Unions at the Labour Exchs London workmr-ciass
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London Evening News and Post
London, Middlesex, GB
Thu, Jun 20, 1889
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