... Their Majesties, with Princess Elizabeth, are seen on their way to the bridge as they left Portsmouth for Spithead in the Royal Yacht before the Review, in which the Navy greeted their newly-crowned King. The Merchant Marine, yachts and crowded shores were eager to acclaim their loyalties, and on this occasion with a special significance. This sentiment was expressed at the time of King George ...

... By HENRY LONGHURST WHEN this ap pears in print, the festivities will be over, and the eyes of the golfing world will be focussed on Sandwich, where we shall be certain of at least one thing-- namely, that a new champion will be crowned at the end of the week. The Amateur will lack colour through the absence of Hector Thomson, who found the strain even of practising for the Championship to be ...

... AT THE CARLTON MRS. JOHN TAYLOR AND MONSIEUR L. ORLOWSKI AT THE SAN MARCO FLORENCE DESMOND AND CAPTAIN HALSEY AT THE CARLTON H.I.H. THE GRAND DUCHESS MARIE OF RUSSIA AND MR. JOHN TAYLOR LUNCHING AT THE SAN MARCO LADY PLYMOUTH AND MR. WINTERBOTTOM LEFT: MR. W. R. D. VERNON-HARCOURT AND HIS FIANCfeE, MISS LEATHAM AT QUAGLINO'S LORD GILLFORD AND MISS BETTY LEE SPOTTING FRIENDS AT GROSVENOR HOUSE ...

... THE COUNTESS OF SEAFIELD (TWO recent portraits) Cattttotts of Hollywood. Dover Street Lady Seafield, who is a Peeress in her own right, succeeded in 1915, on the death of her father, the eleventh Earl, whose only child she was. Her mother, Mary, Lady Seafield, is a daughter of the late Dr. Joseph Henry Townend, of Christ Church, New Zealand. In 1930 Lady Seafield married Mr. Derek Studley ...

... RAO RAJAH HANUT SINGH AT THE BEAUFORT HUNT P.C. MAJOR F. W. BARRETT, VIJAY BAHADUR SINGH AND THE MAHARAJAH OF RUTLAM THE NAWAB OF BHOPAL, ANOTHER BEAUFORT POLO CLUB PICTURE CAPTAIN L. H. SHEDDEN, MRS. J. H. ASHTON AND MISS G. ANDERSON GEN. SIR H. DE BEAUVOIR DE LISLE, CAPTAIN C. T. I. ROARK AND (ON PONY) RAJKUMAR PRITHI SINGH Photon. H'. Dettnit Most All these snapshots were taken at that ...

... SIR RICHARD SYKES AND LADY FEVERSHAM, CHAIRMAN OF THIS CORONATION BALL CAPTAIN AND MRS. ROBERT LAYCOCK AND THE HON. PETER BEATTY (CENTRE) MRS. GODSSAKOW AND MRS. SCOTT-CALLINGHAM LADY HONOR CHANNON AND HER MOTHER, LADY IVEAGH MR. AND MRS. MARTIN STELLING, JR., WITH MRS. WOOLF BARNATO LADY PATRICIA GUINNESS, WITH LADY JOSCELINE AND LADY BARBARA LEGGE LORD FEVERSHAM AND MRS. LEO D'ERLANGER LEFT ...

... By SABRETACHE IT is said that a serious view is taken in high Diplomatic circles of the conduct of a tactless ape, who, on the very day that our revered Prime Minister made his great lion-and-lamb speech, slapped the face of an Italian vendor of ice-cream. As the ape's name was Mickey, it is just possible that the Foreign Secretary may be able to fend off the almost certain war by pointing ...

... By M. E. BROOKE CLIMATE is responsible for many things, and in England its vagaries are often quite unpredictable when the thermometer should be in the neighbourhood of eighty it is dis covered that it is nearer sixty. It is for this reason that the ultra smart tailleur portrayed is of very par ticular interest, especially as it may be seen in the model gown department of Marshall and ...

... 5^ JmmJj i GREAT interest is sure to centre round these tennis fashions, as they have been designed by the well known tennis player, Dorothy Round, and may be seen at Jaeger House, 204, Regent Street. In the picture on the left may be seen this firm's new circular skirt, which is simple and practical it is accompanied by a woollen sweater and a graceful fleece cape IT is linen that makes the ...

... J2> W(27 CO., LTD. W(27 CO., LTD. Very fine paper Panama makes this becoming summer hat. Black, Nigger, Navy, Beige, Lucifer Red, Corona tion Blue, Cream and White Model E. 5509 Price zy y BURLINGTON GARDENS AGENTS EVERYWHERE OLD BOND STREET The name of the nearest will LONDON, W.I be sent to you on request. ...

... The news that the Kennel Club has altered the date of its Show will be received with pleasure by most people. The Show is now to be at Olympia on October 6 and 7. This is in every way better than having it at the end of July, as proposed. By that time people are already going on holidays and have had a great many Shows, so are feeling a bit stale. The Show in October is always nice it comes as ...

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