... Hedge was held in the Town Hall, Thanme, on t Monday evening. Mr. P. J. D. Wykehaux pre- s sided, and was supported by Mr. Lyttelton-Gell, D Mr. H. C. Brown, Mr. J. Franklin, and Mir. 9 Birch. . I f The CHAIRMAN, who was received with loud applause, said lie ...

... Mrs. H. le Blanc Lightfoot—Silver card caae. lit. Livingstone—Sable skin. Countess of Longford— Mr. and the Hon. Mn.. Lyttelton-Gell—lnlaid tray. Mr. sod Mn.. Falconer Madan—Watch in silver case. Mr. W. Mathison—Picture. Mrs. Spencer Maul—Basket brooch ...

... dreseee were worn by the visitors. Mrs. kitchin, wife of the Doan, who assisted in the ceremony, was dreseed grey. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell wore scarlet, handsomely embroidered in black, with a white fox boa and email toque to correspond. Mrs. Wootten's pearl ...

... Mrs. H. le Blanc Lightfoot—Silver card Mr. Darley Livingstone—Sable skin. Countess of Longford— Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell—lnlaid tray. Mr. and Mrs. Falconer Madan—Watch in silver case. Mr. W. Mathison—Picture. Mrs. Spencer Maul—Basket brooch ...

... Mrs. Marcon (Newbury) ; the Misses Cawley ; Rev. A. 8. C. and Mrs. Austen (Filking): Mr. T. Cottrell- Dormer; Hon. Mrs. Lyttelton-Gell; Mrs, Stephen Cmm‘-;ghl : Major and Miss Hooker ; Mrs. Lawronce uvkmlin M. Stratton and Miss A. Stratton ( ) ; Mrs. Graham ...