MRS. WATERS. 



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Mrs. Waters is devoted to hunting and hockey — in fact, 

 to all out-door amusements : — cricket, tennis, bicycling, polo 

 evmkhanas : she can turn her hand to any of them and hold 

 her own with the best ; and her daughter, Miss Georgie 

 Waters, whose portrait will be found on page 122, is equally 

 good at all out-door sports. 



Mrs. Waters 



Saturday, February 19th. Mr. Quare's Harriers at Copped Hall. 

 Out: Mr. and Mrs. \\'ythes on foot; riding, R. B. Colvin and his wife, 

 A.J.Edwards. W. and A. Sewell, P. M. Evans, F. Avila, A. R. Steele and 

 Miss Steele, G. Buxton, Mrs. and Miss Waters, F. Ball, G. H. Lee, Mr. 

 Lobb. A medium day's sport, but much too dry and cold for scent, 



Thursday, February 24th. The same pack at Beech Hill Park. Out : 

 Mrs. Frank Ball, Edwards, and his two sons (who had obtained a long day 

 off from Eton,) \\'. Sewell and two of his little girls, A. Sewell, Miss T. and 

 Miss M. Buxton, Mr. Pyne, G. H. Lee, A. Roddick, Mr. Doxat, W. H. 



