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T JUNE 25TH , 1895 . WEDDING FESTIVITIES AT HENHAM HALL . PRESENTATION TO LADY GWENDOLINE ROUS . ANNUAL HENHAM HUNT PUPPY SHOW . The approaching marriage of Lady Gwendoline , Rous to Major Colvin afforded the tenantry of the two estates at Henham and Carlton an opportuni ty , of which they were quick to avail themselves , of showing the very high esteem in which they hold the Countess of Suradbroke and the family . The welfare of their people has always had a warm place in the hearts of the occupants of Henham Hall , and in the recent years of agricultural depression the Earl and Countess have shown this in a highly practical manner On the announce ment of the marriage therefore , the first thought which occurred to the tenantry was how best they could show their appreciation of the many kind nesses received at the hands of their landlord , and landlady , and the individual acts of benevolence of Lady Gwendoline . The agents of the estates , Mr A. Trotter and Mr. C. A. Creasey , readily undertook to collect subscriptions a work with which very little labour was connected , so heartily did everybody approached respond , and the tenantry were joined by a number of neighbours , who were glad of the opportunity afforded to show their share in appreciation of the worth of the Countess and her family . As an agreeable foretaste of the wedding festivi ties of Wednesday next the tenantry and others were entertained at the Hall on Saturday to a sumptuous luncheon , partaken of by a company of about sixty in the handsomely appointed dining room . The tables were loaded with substantial fare and choice delicacies , set off with a beautiful collection of hot - house plants , and at the head of the festive board sat the Countess , with the Earl of Stradbroke , Lady Gwendoline Rous and Major Colvin on her ladyship's right , and on her left Lady Adela Cochrane and Lady Hilda McNeill . After the luncheon Mr. A. TROTTER said when it became known that Lady Gwendoline was about to be married , the tenantry and tradesmen on the Henham estate unanimously expressed a wish to present her ladyship with a wedding gift , and he had the greatest pleasure in asking Lady Gwen doline's acceptance of a handsome silver centre piece . [ Applause . ] He was sure her ladyship would regard the present , not from its intrinsic value , but from the light of the good feeling which prompted the subscribers - a feeling which had always existed between the tenants and neighbours and the House of Hepham , and which he believed was stronger than it had ever been . When Lady Gwendoline left Henham they would all feel that her departure caused a great blank . The poor would lose a true and generous friend , and the sick and sorrowing a warm sympathiser . [ Ap plause . ] Their great loss would be Major Colvin's gain , and in proposing the health of Lady Gwendoline he coupled with it that of the Major , wishing them all the happiness the world could bestow . These sentiments were very cordially endorsed by the company , and the handsome centre - piece was placed before the Countess . It bore the following inscription : - " Presented by the Tenants on the Henham estate and others , to Lady Gwendoline Rous on her marriage with Richard Beale Colvin , Esq . , June 26th , 1895. " Accom panying was a list of the subscribers ' handsomely illuminated . Similar expressions of hearty good feeling were made by Mr. O. A. Creasey , on behalf of the tenants on the Uarlton Hall estate , who presented her lady ship with an address , beautifully illuminated and neatly framed , accompanied by a handsome brass telescope lamp , with marble stand , the well of the lamp being inscribed : - " Presented to Gwendoline Rous , by the tenantry and trade upon Carlton Hall estate upon the occasion of her marriage . June 26th , 1895. " Lady Mr. J. WEBDALE ( Wangford ) expressed the deep regret which members of the Primrose League felt at losing the very valuable secretarial service of her ladyship , though they rejoiced at the news of her marriage , sentiments which were heartily applauded . On rising to acknowledge the gifts , Lady GWENDOLINE met with a reception the nature of which could leave no doubt as to the very cordial relations between her ladyship and those present . She should look , she said , upon the gifts as an additional proof , if such were needed , of the good feeling which had always existed upon those estates between landlord and tenant , and also as a token for her future happiness . She could truly say that she thanked them from the bottom of her heart ; she could not tell them how very highly she valued their kindness . Major COLVIN also responded in a few happily conceived sentences . He was to a certain extent transplanting one of the fairest flowers from the garden of Henham , and it would be his endeavour to deserve the prize he had won . After the lungheon , the annual puppy judging in connection with the Henham Harriers Hunt took place at the Kennels , where the company watched the proceedings with great interest . There was a very good entry of ten couples , which were shown in capital condition , and did very great credit to the valkers . The judging was very efficiently done by Major Colvin , formerly master Hounds , and Mr. P. Whittaker , the present master . The prizes were three silver cups , the first and second being given by Earl of Stradbroke , the master , and the third by Lady Hilda McNeil , who has kept up her association with the pack since her marriage by each year offering a prize . The awards were as follows 1st , Student , by Singer - Deadnought , walked by Mr. Mills , of Blythburgh ; 2nd , Duchess , by Dam per - Romany , walked by Capt . Adnams , of Southwold ; 3rd , Merryman , by Dasher - Madcap , walked by Mr. T. Girling of , Frostenden . The guests afterwards viewed the handsome collection of wedding presents set out in the saloon and having enjoyed a stroll through the gardens , assembled on the lawn , where Lady Stradbroke presented the prizes to the successful walkers of the puppies . Earl Stradbroke then thanked the puppy walkers for the pains they had taken in looking after their charges , as the young hounds had come back to kennel in capital condition . He thanked the judges for the able way in which they had carried out their duties , and said all would agree that their decisions were unquestion able . In responding , Major Colvin complimented the walkers on the condition of the puppies , and he hoped to have the opportunity of judging again , and so keep in touch with the hounds . Mr. P. WHITTAKER , Master of the Essex and Suffolk , also briefly replied . Mr. BUXTON , on behalf of the supporters of the Henham Harriers , offered congratulations to Lady Gwendoline on her approaching marriage with Mr. present in the shape of a pearl and diamond Colvin , and begged her acceptance of a small ornament , which , though perhaps small in itself , was a token of a large amount of friendship , or rather he should say of affection . The present was accompanied by an address and list of subscribers . Lady Gwendoline , in making response , said : Mr. Buxton , Ladies and Gentlemen , -I thank you most sincerely for your very kind and handsome present . It will remind me of many happy days with the Henham Harriers , as well as the many good and kind friends who shared in the sport , and who I trust I may never lose sight of . Once more I ask you to accept my most grateful thanks . The company then adjourned to partake of refreshments , and before they took their departure Captain Adnams expressed their thanks to the noble Earl for keeping the hounds and showing such good sport . They all wished long life and prosperity to the Earl and Countess of Stradbroke . His Lordship responded , expressing the hope he should be supported by those present for many years . The marriage of Lady Gwendoline Rous is ar ranged to take place at Wangford Church to - morrow ( Wednesday ) , at 2 o'clock . MARRIAGE OF MR . R. B. COLVIN AND LADY GWENDOLINE ROUS . broke friends The marriage of Mr. Richard Beale Colvin to Lady Gwendoline Rous , which took place on Wed nesday , evoked a most remarkable demonstration of the public interest which has always been attached to great events at Henham Hall . With the free hearted and full - handed hospitality of typical old English gentlemen , the Earls of Strad have on many occasions . invited and neighbours of all classes . to participate in family rejoicings , and celebrations of this kind - notably those when the present Lord was born and when he came of age - are held in pleasant remembrance throughout the whole country side . In the present instance , there was one circum stance which gave an added touch of romance to a revival of the old traditions . Not for one hundred years past had of the daughters of Henham Hall been married at her home or parish church , other unions having London taken place in according to more fashionable decrees . It may well be imagined , however , that Major Colvin and his fair bride , both lovers of country life and pursuits , preferred the charming accompaniments of a country wedding , and their union was certainly an ideal ceremony of that character . The weather was delightfully fine , the country roads and lanes ( all leading to Wangford and Henham for this day ) were seen in their loveliest aspect , and the proceedings were marked by a thorough - going enthusiasm which is in these days rarely witnessed . one own was was of The arrangements were that the marriage should take place at Wangford Church at two o'clock . Henham Hall lies within the parish boundaries of this large village , nearly the whole of which belongs to the estate , and , as landlord and tenants have ever been on mutual terms of respect and good - will , residents did their utmost do give outward and visible evidence of pleasure and sympathy . A Decoration Committee was formed , comprising Mr. Chris . Smith ( chairman ) , Mr. W. J. Chilvers , Mr. S. Farrow , Mr. John Ellis , Mr. F. G. Rumbelow , and Dr. Acton ; and , with the fund raised under these joint auspices , joined to private efforts , the place positively brilliant in the holiday adornments of flags . triumphal arches , and boldly - displayed mottoes . Mr. William J. Chilvers , builder and contracter , entrusted with a good part this work , and he discharged the duty with admirable effect . The first arch the entrance to the village ( from the Hall ) spanned the road at a point opposite his premises . Upon the top of it , in large letters , was the aspiration , Success to the houses of Rous and Colvin ; " and , on the other side , " May God bless the happy pair . " Next door , at Wangford Post Office , Mr. Forrest the had made a nice display , with mottoes " Health " and Happiness , " which were supremely good , if not altogether original , " wishes " in words . Mr. W. Bickers and Mr. William Terry came out strong , as did also Mr. Galer , with a legend , " Blest be this day , and prosperous their lives . " The Swan Hotel ( Mrs. Newberry ) prayed for " Long life and happiness to bride and bridegroom , " and this was responded to on the walls of opposite cottages . Near the Lion Hotel stood another arch ( erected by Mr. Baxter ) , which bore the large and true declaration at The village echoed to the cry , Long live the noble pair ! in road grocer The names given represent a somewhat invidious selection , as every householder contributed something to the general effect , not only in the main street , but in the turning to Southwold known as Church Street . Suffice it to add in this connection that the well - known Angel Hotel was uncommonly gay , and that the fluttering vista of colour ended another grand arch , which crossed the from the shop of Mr. Farrow , and draper , with a motto conspicuous through ever greens and flags , God give them joy . " The churchyard gate , which is recessed from the road , was surmounted by a striking structure of ever greens , which was in triangular form , with in scriptions on both faces , and heraldic devices in the apex , one of which stood above the words ( under stood to be the heraldic motto of theStradbroke family ) " Je vive en espoir " ( I live in hope . ) The long pathway to the church gate , now carpeted crimison cloth , lies between high banks , which were crowded with spec tators ; some few venturesome spirits found a splendid coign of ' vantage on the top of the steeple , from which the Union Jack was flying ; and there was so large an assembly in the some what narrow street that great difficulty was ex perienced in keeping the road clear for vehicles . This arduous duty was well and courteously dis charged by a staff of county police under Superintendent Andrews , of Halesworth , assisted by Inspector Porter , of Southwold . with $ $ . Doc + and Paul , WANGFORD , Wednesday , June 26th , 1895 . Order of Service FOR THE MARRIAGE OF Lady Gwendoline Rous AND Mr. Richard Beale Golvin , At 2 p.m. and the ornaments gold heart - shaped pendants . wore a rich and becom ché silk , trimmed with h bonnet to match , carried splendid hids , the gift of Lord who were in party , d Mr. C. and Lady Lady Sophia Heaviside , chrane , Mr. Charles and a Arthur Birch and Miss Hon . Mrs. Britten , Mr. and Raymond Greene , Fane . anter bride the hymn , " , sung by the choir and we ding party had taken Ik hussars formed in up in aisle , and the actual the I ev . J. A. Patrick . the d that he nuptials had Richard Beale Colvin Adeln te Brudenell Ashton took service , he psalm " Gracious followed , rwards , the sot address essively read by the Rev. he Register was being " O perfect love , all As the bride and church , amidst the ds , the organist played March , " the bells raig e large assembly outsid e the able hour in n both sides of the scene was perhaps the Lenham Harriers ( 171 the front of the Hall , ham and the Kennel Hussars formed up in the Bridal Gallop , Colvin were driven of rice and m of Lowestoft . The honeymoon was kept old fashion . of with pink , the the good dress The pearl On each side of the re for the marriage ceremony . bride's travelling altar there was a grouping of splendid palms ; on the table in was silk , shot bodice front of the beautiful reredos rey stood vases of pure white flowers , and the being adorned with cream lace , blue sequin trim bordered with ming , and white crepe de Chine ; a large black velvet hat was trimmed with pink and black plumes . It should . be stated that huntemen formed mounted guard the of stalls was foot of the choir evergreens in which roses were set . The font was a lovely picture of maidenhair ferns , as a background to white peonies and lilies . All this was done by honour on the way to and the return from church , Mr. Eden , the head gardener at the hall , and his assistants . The pulpit and reading desk were adorned in similar style with spireas , Canterbury bells , and carnations , set off by ferns and sprays of the Misses Smith having PRESENTS TO THE BRIDE . leaves , able effort rendered assistance : Countess of Stradbroke , five diamond stars in case , medicine this had been and side pillars aisle boudoir grand pianoforte . nicely brightened by the Misses Cleveland and Mrs. Earl of Stradbroke , ruby and diamond bangle , Broadwood Ellis . The nave was reserved for invited guests , Mr. R. B. Colvin ( the bridegroom ) , half - sun diamond brooch , and , as these included a large proportion of the that the tenants ' festivities were held on Saturday last , and that the labourers and others are , we believe , to be entertained on Saturday next . green in the chest . pony cart . brooch . Hon . Averil Vivian , silver - mounted photo frame . Hon . V. Vivien . curb chain bracelet . frames . of Sir Joshua and Lady Rowley , photo screen . Lady Huntingfield and Hon . Anne Vanneck , silver gilt flower vases . ladies and gentlemen whose names appear on the Colonel Rous , pair silver candlesticks . long list of those who gave presents , it follows Duchess of Hamilton , turquoise and diamond safety pin without further saying that every seat was taken . Lady Swansea , pair silver candlesticks . and that the assembly , with the ladies in costumes of the daintiest , presented a brilliant spectacle . In the interval of waiting , the organist ( Mr. C. F. Neal ) played in excellent style a well - selected programme of voluntaries , including the Bridal Sir Savile and Lady Crossley , silver jug . fan , and gold bracelet with emeralds and diamonds . March " from Lohengrin , Batiste's celebrated Andante Countess of Cardigan , Barcelona black lace mantilla , Indian in G , and Mendelssohn's " O for the wings Earl of Norbury , Chippendale case of reference books . of a dove . " At two o'clock , the officiating Lady Blois , Dresden china inkstand . J. A. Patrick ( vicar clergymen - Rev . Wangford ) , Rev. A Ashton ( rector of Uggeshall ) , and Rev. F. B. Johnston ( vicar of Waltham Abbey ) , formed at the head of a procession of the surpliced choir , and awaited the arrival of the bridal party at the church door . The bridegroom and his best man ( Mr. Cox ) were of course in good time , and , within of the appointed hour , the a few minutes on- the leaning bride in , of Earl brother , the of ivory Col. and Lady Mary Crosse , silver - mounted blotting book . wedding gown The bride's Mr. and Lady Kathleen Gaussen , china vase . white duchesse satin , with Marie Antoinette fichu of Sir Ralph Blois , enamel trinket box . chiffon , caught at the waist with a bunch of orange Mr. H. S. Foster , M.P. , and Mrs. Foster , travelling clock . flowers . The court train of satin was fastened from Lady Dunleath , silver - mounted table mirror . sun brooch ( the gift Hon . William Sidney , antique silver snuff - box . the left shoulder with a of the bridegroom ) , and the other ornaments Lady Violet Milles , silver shoe horn . were diamond stars ( given by the Countess Lady Susan Milbank , ostrich feather fan . Mr. Ralph Milbank , silver buckle . diamond pendant of Stradbroke ) , pearl necklace , the gifts respectively of the bride's The train was borne by sisters and of Mrs. Colvin . Master Ivan Colvin , a little fellow attired as page , in blue satin , who looked fearlessly and wonderingly Hon . Joseph Petre , umbrella . Ms. Colvin , pearl necklace with diamond and pear pearl pendant , diamond and pearl oak - leaf spray , diamond and pearl bangle . Lady Constance Barne , inlaid easel . Lady Riddell , inlaid stool . Hon . Mrs. W. Lowther , white vellumn box . Sir Walter and Lady Barttelot , shagreen hand - bag . Mr. J. D. and Lady Evelyn Cobbold , folding photo screen . of Sir Thomas and Lady Lucas , turquoise and dinmond hair pin .. Stradbroke . Lady Baker , antique silver box . arm came her was Lady Cochrane , china lamp . and & Sir Arthur Birch , silver - gilt sugar basin . Lady Lily Milles , en tout cas , with silver handle . Viscomte and Viscomtesse Satgé de St. Jean , travelling clock . Hon . T. A. and Lady Idina Brassey , silver strainer . Viscountess Boyne , ostrich feather fan . around upon the grand company . The bridesmaids were Lady A. Fane , Lady S. Heaviside , Ludy A. Cochrane , and Lady Hilda McNeill , diamond pendant , with ruby centre . Lady Tollemache , breakfast heater . the Hon . Constance Hamilton Russell , the Hon . Violet Vivian , Miss Winifred Gladstone , Miss Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orde , clock . Miss Mr. Redmond Buxton , feather and tortoischell fan . Nina Kennard , Miss Ethel Wood , and Winifred Buxton . These ladies were attired alike Mrs. F. Babington , Eau - de - Cologne case . in white satin gowns , the bodices being veiled with Mr. F. Babington , silver buckle . Lieut . - Col . Bonham , turquoise and diamond pin . The costume was com - Misses Lily , Violet , and Gwendolin Fellowes , three antique white mousseleine - de - soie . silver spoons . peted by picturesque square collars , inserted with Valenciennes lace sashes of turquoise satin ribbon : Mrs. 8. L. Osborne , silver stamp box . Capt . Hon . and Mrs. A. Drummond , silver aneroid . and large gigot sleeves of eatin , ruffled at wrist with Miss Tatlock , letter clip and paper lenife . the monsselaine . Large Leghorn hats were worn , Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson Roberts , silver - mounted blotter and carnations , cream lace , and writing - case . trimmed with feathers , the shower bouquets carried by col irds given at Henham reakfast was served in Gunter and Co. , of 7 , The Brigade Band of der Mr. Cowles ) played and the large Ingilby , ivory box with miniature . Lord Cecil Manners , two engravings in tortoiseshell and silver Tady Misses Buy and Blanche Fane , lamp stand . Mrs. Thackeray , magnifying glass . Mrs. Bagot - Chester , silver boubounieres . Mr. and Mrs. Willis Farrer , pair oriental vases . Miss Muir , four silver menu holders . Mr. and Mrs. Loinax , silver photo frame , Miss Agnes Petre , engraving of Lady Hamilton . Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kennard and Miss Kennard , silver tea pot , sugar basin , and cream jug . Mr E. Morriss , pair gluss vuses . Mrs. Herbert and Mr. Perey Whitaker , four silver vases in case . Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Gladstone , enamel and pearl pendant watch Miss Stewart Gladstone , two silver bonbonieres . Mrs. Grahum Hutchison , fun . Miss Grahn Hutchisch , china ormainent . Miss Alice Blois , silver stamp box Major and Mrs. Easton , antique enamel and paste buttons Rev. and Mrs. J. A l'atrick , blotting book . Mrs. Morrice , tortoise - shell case clock . Mr. and Mrs. Verey , silver clasps .. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gurney , gold links . Miss Clata Blois , silver scollop butter - dish . Mrs. E. Gaussen , silver paper knife . Miss Gaussen , tortoiseshell box . Rev. F. B. Johnston , china inkstand . Rev. Clande B. Sutton , six silver tea spoonse Mr. E. G. Buxton . ruby and diamond pin . Mr. and Mis . Gurney Buxton , enamel brooch . Mr. and Mrs. Roger Kerrison , turquoise ring . Essex and Suffolk Hunt , crocodile leather dressing bag . Mr. and Mrs. Britten , sapphire and diamond horseshoe brooch . Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Colvia , moonstone and diamond cherub brooch . The Misses W. and O. Buxton , enamel Trench clasps . Mrs. Hull Parlby , enamel shamrock pin . Mr. C. and Lady Mary Stewart , silver dish . Mrs. and Miss Stanley , silver - mounted flower vase . Mr. G. Milner Gibson Cullum , two silver - mounted frames . Miss Beatrice Loyd , photograph frame .. Mr. and Mrs. Bacon , letter weighing machine , Mr. and the Hon . Mrs. Massey Beresford , Oriental bowl and stand . Capt . and Mrs. Whatman , Japanese screen . Miss Powell , carved oak table . Mrs. Houghton Heigham , china writing se and candlesticks . Mrs. Watson and Miss Colvin , turquoise and diamond heart bangle , Capt . and the Hon . Mrs. F. Colvin , white ostrich feather fan . The Misses Cecil and May , and Messrs . Angus and Donald McNeill , case of silver scissors . Mjor and Mrs. Bence Lambert , Egyptian embroidery Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Hollway , silver teaspoons in case . Miss Benee , tortoiseshell memo book .. photo Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buxton , four silver bon - bon dishes . Mrs. Farquharson , shigreen and enamel bonbonnières . Capt . and the Hon . Mrs. Britten , turquoise and diamond ring . Mr. F. Belcher , silver butter knife . The Misses Annie and Henrietta Morrice , tortoiseshell scissors and letter opener . Major Houghton Heigham , silver - topped scent bottle . Capt . and Mrs. McNeill , pair of silver candlesticks.g Mr. and Mrs. G. Streatfeild , en - tout - cas , with tortoiseshell crutch handle .. Mrs. and the Misses Price , inlaid tuble . Mrs. Powell , carved walaut stool . Miss Henry , antique silver belt . Mr. Rimington Wilson , gold jewelled bracelet . Mr. and Mis . Parry Crook , large silver bowl . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hotham , turquoise necklace . Mrs. Alfred Lucas , silver tea - caddy . Mr. John Cater , blotting book . Mrs. Remnant , pair of white china bon - bon stands . Mr. and Mrs. Keith , chair . Mr. and Mrs. C. Bellains , tortoiseshell and silver box . Mrs. Philip Goveb , embroidered centrepiece for table . Rev. J. Llewellin , Tennyson's und E. E. Browning's Poetical Works . Mr. Hugh Bagot - Chester , four silver saltcellars , in case . Rev. A. and Mrs. Ashton , puit of silver pepper castors , in case . Rev. E , L. and Mrs. Hickling , silver date case and clock . The Misses Hickling , case of reference books . The Hon . Mrs. Alfred Muilholland , antique silver scent bottle . Mr. R. B. Muir , pair of silver fern pots . Miss Emily Wombwell , pair of Sèvres china candlesticks . Miss Mabel Lowther , tortoiseshell case clock Mr. George Hutchinson , Indian silver umbrella handle . Miss Violet Burroughes , pearl buckle . Mrs. Thursby , antique silver spoon . Miss Dolly Musgrave , diary . Miss E. Hunt , photo album . Miss Ethel Baker , pair candlesticks . Rev. T. and Mrs. Curteis , silver - mounted scissors . Col. and Mrs. Cavaye , silver - mounted almanack . Rev. and Mrs. Fellowes , carved blotting book . Rev. Ayton Whitakor , silver dish . Mrs. Sydney Herring , folding photo screen . Mrs. Burroughes , oil painting of Madonna in Florentine frame . Mr. Alfred Musgrave , Chippendale table . Capt , and Mrs. Powell , silver punch ladle . Rev , Canon Heaviside , pair of silver candlesticks . Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Edwards , two silver almond dishes . Mr. and Hon . Ms. Roland Le Strange , three paste buttons . Mrs. Cator , photo frame . Mr. and Mrs. Noel Corry , silver cream jug and basin in case . Mr. and Mrs. Wood , hand - painted fan . Mr. F. Remnant , silver - mounted ivory paper knife . Col. and Mrs. Eustace Burnaby , china vase in brass stand . Mr. Frederick Petre , pair silver bon - bon dishes . Lieut . - Col . W. J. Heaviside , ostrich feather fan . Mrs. Waterfield , en - tout - cas . Master Paul Patrick , silver muffineer . Rev. T. and Mrs. Warrington Rogers , silver candlestick . Misses Dulcie and Jeannette Wood , photo frame . Mrs. Sandham , pair of silver bon - bon dishes . Col. the Hon . J. C. Vanneck , silver bowl . Miss Donnegan Ryan , embroidered teacloth . Mr. W. E. Long , silver - mounted tortoiseshell paper knife . Mrs. Upcher , engraving by Sir Edwin Landseer . Rev. Roland Upcher , pair of silver candlesticks . fis T Mr. and Mrs. W. Brooke , Crown Derby china ornament . Mrs. Kendall Brooke , pair of silver candlesticks . Mr. and Mrs. Hasell , silver box . Mr. John Lomax , picture . Major Musgrave , sleeve links . Miss Vivian , silver - mounted glass bottle . n Admiral and Mrs. de Horsey , letter - weighing machine . Mr. Spencer de Horsey , four silver - mounted mother - of pearl shells . Miss Erica Robertson - silver scollop butter dish . The Hon . Maud and the Hon . Constance Hamilton Russell , gold and pearl curb chain bracelet . The Misses Louisa and Minnie Cochrane , silver heart - t shaped bon - bon dish . Mr. and Mrs. Blake , pair of silver - gilt bon - bon dishes in case . Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Kenyon - Stow , silver bon - bon dish . The Misses Scott , embroidered sofa cushion . Mrs. and Miss Cross , silver - mounted salts bottle . Mr. and Mrs. J. Farquharson - Remnant , Chippendale tray . Mr. and Mrs. Pryce Morris , silver box . tev . J. and Airs . Ewen , silver scent - bottle in case . |
