... . The continuity of duty to the State which the position of a noble family can ensure, though it frequently does not, has seldom been better illustrated than in the case of the veteran Duke of Richmond and Gordon, who at the age of eighty-two saw his son and heir, Lord March, and his three grandsons, shown on the opposite page, at the front. The Richmonds have been closelv identified with the ...

... DISHES OF THE DAY. Jellies and Creams. SMALL BATTETTE SHAPES OF LIQUEUR JELLY With differently flavoured creams inside the jelly and as a border A succ£s SHAPE LINED WITH JELLY Garnished in its various divisions with chopped fruits and a bavaroise mixture in centre FANCY MOULD LINED WITH JELLY Garnished with slices of peaches, the centre being filled with other peaches and jelly SMALL MONACO ...

... As seen, by Tom Browne. -As seen by Tom Browne. ...

... - Aggrieved Lady But I've picked a lot more than 'e 'as. Temporary Tallyman Quarrels or 'ops? -As seen by J. Hassall. ...

... ff \r x-- . A A D In spite of fogs and untempting weather generally London is looking quite gay again, and quite a little season is beginning. There is always a whirl of carriages in Bond Street and round Knights- bridge and many smart people are afoot in the morning, no doubt chiefly bent on shopping. One hears con tinually that trade is bad and money tight, and so on, but certainly there ...

... 1 \r V MY LADY'S MIRROR. SUMMER. CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN. Jv -Jv ECRU RING-SPOTTED BATISTE With soft white mus lin fichu and frills round little bolero coat PALE BLUE LINEN KNICKERS With blouse to match of soft lawn much honeycombed and white sash A QUAINT LITTLE WALKING DRESS Cf muslin flowered in \ery pale blue and pink with bows, collar, strapping, and frills of turquoise lawn A USEFUL DRESS ...

... fr \r -\s- MY LADY'S MIRROR. TEA GOWNS AND NEW FABRICS. V J In the hurried rush of the season, when everyone's main object is to get from one place to another as fast as possible, the tea gown, being a leisurely garment, is apt to get rather left in the background. With the general move into quieter ways, and especially the country, it immediately becomes the most treasured garment. The ...

... A BRITISH THEATRE IN SHANGHAI. The amateur actor is not without honour save in his own country. It is quite the fashion at home to reward the ambitious efforts of the stage-struck amateur with little more than friendly indulgence. It is different, however, in a distant land, where the man who can entertain his fellow exiles is invariably in the front rank of popularity. T n no place where the ...

... 1P *N/ MY LADY'S MIRROR. Simple Dinner Gowns for Travelling and Hotel Wear. V\ V Ji BOX-PLEATED Iris-blue crepe de chine. Collar and sleeve linings of cream silk embroidered with small laurel wreaths FINELY-GATHERED BLACK CHIFFON The back and sides rucked round the waist, leaving loose fronts, which are caught in with graduated narrow black velvet bands. The black velvet ribbon forms a trans ...

... A/'- MY LADY'S MIRROR. DAINTY HATS FOR. THE SUMMER. Perhaps it may seem rather late in the day to talk of summer millinery, but of late years it has seemed as if the summer has moved on; so often now the sunny month of June is chiefly taken up with biting winds, and the hot days drag on into Sep tember and October. With no elements in particular to consider except the harmless sun the most ...

... THE HON. MAYNARD GREVILLE. FROM A PAINTING BY ELLIS ROBERTS The Hon. Maynard Greville, who was born at Warwick Castle on March 28, 1898, is the youngest son of the Earl and Countess of Warwick. Lady Warwick has three children living: Lord Brooke, born in 1882; Lady Marjorie Greville, born in 1884; and the little boy whose picture is given here ...

... . The Magic Doll is one of the mosi ingenious side shows at Earl's Court. Miss Marie Leyton here produces an interesting optical illusion, in which the wooden arms and legs of her medium are revivified in a most extraordinary manner to the amusement and amazement of her audience DRAWN LY C. A. BUCHEL ...