LATE MR. C. N. WORSLEY.
QUEEN MARY'S SYMPATHY. MESSAGE SENT TO WIDOW. [FROM OXTE OWN . CORRESPONDENT.] ' '■;"■'■ ii , : / ' i -;-; ; t : '''v '■■; '*; ; LONDON. Juris 8. Mrs. Wbrsley has received a message from Queen Mary condoling with her' on i the death of her husband,. Mr. 0. N. Worsley, the New Zealand, artist, who passed away at Brescia, Italy, on April 23. * Her Majesty's message, which came tteough Professor H. ; Wyndham"'; Dunstan, 62 the Imperial Institute, reads: "The Queen has asked me to tell you of the sorrow with which Her Majesty heard of the death of Mr. Worsley, whoso pictures the . Queen had seen; with such "■ interest at 'the Imperial Institute. ' I am desired to express, to you i her Majesty's sincere sympathy with you in the great loss you have ; sustained." ■ Mrs. ;Worsley, ~ ? naturally, .is very ■". much: comforted by these gracious and sympathetic - words. ■, At present she is still; in Devonshire. , It; will be recollected' that when Mr. Worsley's pictures of v New Zealand; scenery were on ,view at the Imperial-Institute , the King and Queers went specially; to. seer them ,and theQueenjsriffi so Jftuch deirghtedthat she deoided -to buy one. This painting meanwhile ! she left, with-the, other r- exhibits feeling, sura ; that everyone - would ■> like . it see the splendid collection. in its entirety.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 8
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212LATE MR. C. N. WORSLEY. New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18458, 23 July 1923, Page 8
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