... WHO WAS WHO AT CRUDEN BAY More competitors in Eve's Scottish Foursomes From the start A general view of Cruden Bay taken from behind the first tee. This delightful seaside course is full of variety and has the added charm of natural beauty On the left are Miss H. Wilson and Miss M. Everard (St. Rule), Mrs. Berkley Quill and Mrs. J. Cochrane Banch ory The latter pair were beaten by the former ...

... BEN, ROBINSON COMPANY, LTD., EEN, ROBINSON COMPANY, LTD., Miss EVELYN LA YE says It may interest you to know that I drink Barley Water and Lemon every day to purify the blood and keep my complexion clear and unblemished. I am convinced that Beauty is in the blood that it depends, to an enormous extent, upon healthy, vigorous blood. Robinson's 'patent' Barley with lemon makes a refreshing, ...

... Mappin Webi Mappin Webi Pmunces SPtmi And Trustworthy' Table Cutler The world-wide reputation of Prince's Plate and Trustworthy Cutlery is a definite guarantee of quality and value. e The polished Oak Cabinet illustrated is conveniently! with 12 Table Spoons and Forks, 12 Dessert Spoon? Forks, 2 Sauce Ladles, 1 Soup Ladle, 6 TeaSpoons, lj each of Meat and Game Carvers, 12 Table and CM Knives ...

... 'EBENHAM FREEBODY 'EBENHAM FREEBODY The Original Wardrobe Trunk NO TRUNK IS A GENUINE INNOVATION WITHOUT THE TRIANGULAR MARK INNOVATION WARDROBE TRUNK [as sketch) made from Canadian 3-ply wood and the reinforce ments vary according to the quality. The Simplified System eliminates the open top obviously the cause of weakness and unnecessary weight in all other wardrobe trunks. This Trunk is 39 ...

... HOW every aspect of the roads is changing! The democratisation of motoring is bringing about a complete alteration in all our ideas of road travel and all connected therewith. Not so very long ago motor ing was confined to those who might properly be described as among the well-to-do classes. They used their cars for pleasure mainly, and secondarily as a means of getting from place to place ...

... EVE GOES FISH- P ING IN THE SOCIAL SEAS The Heart of the High lands defies the Spirit of London Floreat Etona Very Grand Opera A SURVIVAL THE Caledonian Ball was held at the Cecil this week. It ought to fit in with EVE'S Scottish number, to have been a week later, but it is easy to conceive that Caledonia ignores EVE'S Special Numbers as well as its fashion pages. There was the daïs I referred ...

... GETTING MARRIED Interesting Weddings and Engagements The Moore-Bibby Wedding Miss Mary Bibby, daughter of the late Col. A. Bibby, was married to Mr. C. P. Moore, the King's Regiment, at Holy Trinity, Brompton Vandyk Mrs. E Galliano Formerly Miss Tommy S award, the only daughter of Mr. H. G. S award. Her marriage to Mr. Er nest Galliano took place cm June 5 The Hon. Ed m u n d and Mrs. Per y ...

... A DEVON BEAUTY SPOT AND ITS OCCUPANTS Colonel and Mrs. Balfour and their daughter at home at The M an or, S i dm o ut h Colonel B alf our and his daughter Colonel John Edmond Heugh Balfour used to be in the nth Hussars and is Honorary Colonel of the ist Devon Imperial Yeomanry. He was awarded the D.S.O. in the South African War, and made a C.M.G. during the European War, in which he was ...

... EVE AT GOLF By Eleanor E. Helme CONGRATULATIONS OF THE WEEK To Mademoiselle Thion de la Chaume, on adding the French Open Championship to the French Close Championship. Also to Mrs. Mactier and Colonel Beddoes, on winning at Brocton AT ST. GERMANS YOUTH has arrived; the old reproach that she who won the Girls' cham pionship won no other has been taken away, and Mademoiselle Simone. Thion de la ...

... EVE'S SCOTTISH FOURSOMES (3rd year) The first day's play at Cruden Bay Described by Eleanor E. Helme HOW much of the Scottish Foursomes at Cruden Bay can be described this week must depend on the good pleasure of the trains which may or may not leave that delectable spot carrying the mails. A mere postal package cannot, unfortunately, be endowed with the admirable persistence of all the ...

... The genius of Diaghileff harnesses literature, music, painting and clioregraphy to the wheels of modern ballet By Edward Mather'Jackson I HESITATED. In front of me, perched on the top of a showcase laden with all manner of musical publications, sat complacently but grandly a large score, a masterpiece of the music-printer's art, a standard of print, paper and binding to which all publishers ...

... MY FACE IS MY FORTUNE Painting the lily WHEN we get down to brass tacks, we realise that the amount of aid we give to Nature in the matter of beauty is, to an enormous extent, merely a matter of fashion. What is heinous in the wickedness of its form in one generation-- even one decade-- is simply a matter of routine in another. Custom dictates our use 01 lip-stiCKS just as mucn as it aid tne ...