[modeleng] Re: Sandown Park Model Engineering Exhibition

Charles

Cherry Hill got the MBE ("My Bloody Effort" as compared with the OBE "Other 
Bu**ers Efforts") so in speaking with her you are saved the problem and you 
would address her in the same way as any "small l" lady. Generally the 
feminine equivalent of "sir" is "lady" but it depends on the precise honour.

I'm trying ( and so far succeeding) not to tell some very gamey title 
stories so I'll stop while the going is good.

Tim (I certainly shan't use the title by which the FD generally calls me!)

>From: "Charles & Dorothy Brumbelow" <cbrumbelow@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>Regarding Mrs. Cherry Hill, scroll down the list at this reference about 
>4/5
>of the way to the bottom and you will find her name . . .
>
>http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/uk/2000/birthday_honours_2000/793828.stm
>
>Mrs Cherry Hill, For services to model engineering. (Malvern,
>Worcestershire)
>
>I know "Sir" is a proper address for a male knight, but how does one 
>address
>a female knight?
>
>Charles


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