JohnAll good wishes,It seems that Kipling's ashes lay 'in state', in an urn, in the chapel of the hospital in which he died on January 18th 1936.Dear All,I suggested that 'Kiplingites' would see the combined significance of January 18th and the Middlesex Hospital Chapel (now called the Fitzrovia Chapel). Looking at that again, I am conscious of a smug, somewhat arch style... I am sorry!It has occurred to me that, though Roger Lancelyn Green called us 'Kiplingites' (see the November Newsletter) we perhaps should follow Kipling's lead regarding Jane Austen enthusiasts (see 'The Janeites') , and call ourselves 'Rudyardites'. This might well preclude misunderstandings about enthusiasm for cakes.