... at St’ Mary's, Lex[{h Woods, Bristol. by Rev. J' Gamble, M A., J. Bruce Wallace, M.A., of Garden City, Herts., to Mary Tudor Pole, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pole. No Cards. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace will be at home to friends at Tudor Cottage ...

... organist. She wore a pale-grey | travelling costume, and was attended by | her only sister, Miss Katherine Tudor Pole, whilst Mr. W. Tudor Pole acted as groomsman to Mr. Wallace, the mother of the bride walking with her younger son, Mr. Alex. T. Pole ...

... the Mosquito”; Mr. Kirkman, “On the Why and How of Natural History”; Mr. Westell, ** The Memories of Arran; a paper by Mr. Tudor Pole, “On the Service of Nature Siudy,” was read by Mr. Joseph Smith. The meeting was fairly attended, the speeches being much ...

... Mr. Frank Merry played many organ selections in his usual excellent style, Miss Bond-Holding contributed solos, and Miss Tudor Pole violin solos, all forming part of a pleasing introduction to the varied engagements which were to follow. ...

... and spirit of the Alpha Union, and of the different gatherings in connection with the Summer School. Violin solos by Miss Tudor Pole, and songs by Miss Payne, very fittingly prefaced the address ; these efforts being tastefully rendered and quite in accord ...

... almost beneath the cloister towers The vecent marriage of the beloved hon director of the Alpha Union and gentle Mis: Mary Tudor Pole represents a real umon of souls, and thousands wish them a full measure of quiet happiness and fruitful communion, ) “. ...

... Cross beat Letchworth, 4--—l, » 4 % Baldock beat Hitchin Reserves, 7—9. \. 7—Mairiage of Mr. J. Bruce Wallace and Miss Ma-y Tudor Pole, _—Football: Letchwoith and Royston drew, I—i. , i4—Naturalists’ Socicty Aunual Meeting, ~ 22—Madrigal Society Concert at ...