... CAPTIVATORS OF COWES-- THE LITTLE RUSSIAN PRINCESSES The Grand Duchesses Olga and Tatiana shopping in the streets of Cowes. On their right is the Grand Duke Michael while on their left is the burly Russian whose constant duty it is to safeguard the young princesses in their peregrinations ...

... IN TOWN AN OUT-- PICTORIAL Y. LADY TREE AND GLORIA BUDGETTA The baby lioness, which was christened at the White City last week. In christening the cub Lady Tree said, I name you Gloria Budgetta in memory of the eventful Budget year TERRITORIALS V. REGULARS ON SALISBURY PLAIN Our photograph shows the Devons on the qui vive waiting for the attack by a battalion of regulars. The Terriers were ...

... . THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON CLUB SAILING COMMITTEE The names, from left to right, are Colonel McCalmont, the Marquis of Ormonde, the Hon. C. Potter, and Colonel Roberts. Photographed in the club grounds Knight MORE CELEBRITIES SEEN ABOUT Mrs. Mackenzie (on left) and Lady Lockhart Colonel Guy Wyndham (on right) and Captain Mark Kerr Lord Arthur Butler and Lady Constance Butler ...

... A Questions. of Tinteo By Msiirry dl Wii&clft. THEN you will come? Paris lay gasping in mid-August, and the air was stilling even here under the awning of the Cafe de la Paix. Lady Fane looked doubtfully at the speaker, then at the dusty, sun-baked boulevards, and pictured the cool, pleasant country so near them. Of course, I should love to go, she said at length but suppose Nobs should ...

... THE HOM. MRS. EYTTEETHS MHRACEE FLAY AT THE COURT. THREE PROMINENT PLAYERS IN COSTUME-- MISS FRANCES TENNANT, LADY VIOLET MANNERS, AND MISS BARBARA JEKYLL The performances of the Hon. Mrs. Alfred Lyttelton's miracle play, St. Ursula's Pilgrimage, at the Court Theatre in aid of the Industrial Law Indemnity Fund have proved an immense success for all concerned A GROUP TAKEN AT MRS. LYTTELTON'S ...

... . MISS KITTY GORDON AND MR. DANN BERNARD IN THE GIRL AND THE WIZARD At the Casino Theatre, New York. Miss Kitty Gordon, who in private life is the Hon. Mrs. Horsley Beresford, is well known in London, where she has appeared under Mr. George Edwardes's banner in The Girl from Kay's, The Duchess of Danzig, Veronique, and The Dollar Princess (on tour). At present she is scoring a huge ...

... NG PARTY AT COOMBE ABBEY. Some Snapshots of the Members A GROUP OF THE LADIES OUT WITH THE GUNS Among the group may be observed the Hon. Mrs. Eddy Stonor (in large hat and motor veil), the second from her on the right is Miss Hwfa Williams, the last but one on the right is Mrs. Hwfa Williams, with Mrs. Cornwallis-West at the end of the row LORD HUNTINGDON AND MRS. HALL-WALKER THE HON EDDY ...

... A DRAMATIC STAR FROM THE SOCIAL FIRMAMRMT. MRS. MCLAGHAN Who will shortly appear on the musical-comedy stage in London in a star part. Mrs. McLaghan, who was before her marriage a Miss Heseltine, is well known in London, is strikingly beautiful, and gifted with a glorious voice Lover Street Studios ...

... PITY TIE FIRGZEN-OUT FOSEIUNTEMS, MR. R. BEMROSE A farmer who is a staunch supporter of hunting. Mr. Bemrose hunts with the Belvoir OUT WITH THE BELVOIR Mr. Maunsell Richardson (in front), husband to Victoria Countess of Yar- borough, and Major and Mrs. Ricardo talking to Mr. Fenwick A WELL-KNOWN FOLLOWER OF THE QUORN Mr. P. Cantrell Hubbersty (figure on left), and speaking to him Mrs. C. W. ...

... . By Georg'e BelcBer. Waiter (to diner who has omitted to tip) Beg pardon, sir, but should you find you've lost your purse, you haven't taken it out while you've been here, sir Georg'e Belelhero ...

... WITH HIS MAJESTY IN THB SANPRINCHAM COVERTS Typical >cein\@s of the King's >Ih@ft wlhiclb Toofe Pi &c oirn finis ILasft IBir&lhdl&y (Iby Special Permission). The above photographs, which were taken at Sandringham on the occasion of his Majesty's sixty-eighth birthday, are perhaps the most charmingly intimate of any ever taken of our K-i of the sudden death of his old friend, Mr. Montagu ...

... THE SOCIALIST COUNTESS OF WAR.WICK OUT WITH THE QUORN The above snapshot was taken at a recent meet of the Quorn at Kirkby Gate. Lady Warwick, who has been an enthusiastic and daring horsewoman all her life, was suitably mounted on a magnificent animal which looks far more in keeping with its beautiful and charming mistress than the political tenets she holds ...