... In. Town and Out. Court Tattle. Long before the present year had begun the royal programme for 1913 was practically made-- as far as big events were concerned. As well as the many state visits to be paid and received the King will appear at a good many more big public functions than heretofore. One of these will be a review of all the household troops in the early part of the summer. It has ...

... THE DARLING OF TIE GODDESSES Tlhe B>es£ ...

... OUT WHTH THE DOOM A.imdl aim S&nootiSinig Psiirfty. LORD LUDLOW. CAPTAIN ALFREY. AND LORD ALEC THYNNE Base i 7 The above snapshot was taken at a meet of the Duke of Beaufort's Hounds at Newton Lodge. Lord Alexander Thynne is the only brother of Lord Bath and M.P. for Bath he has seen active service as soldier and correspondent. Lord Ludlow was a barrister and is in the Royal Wilts Yeomanry ...

... A ROUND ON THE JUDICIAL. LINUS. MRS. GAVIN, THE WINNER-- A GREAT ALL-ROUND SPORTSWOMAN FouJsham Banfield Mrs. Evelyn Gavin, who successfully brought an action for damages for breach of contract and libel against three members of the Chertsey Golf Club last week. Taking her stance confidently in the witness box she drove off with the glad eye into the jury box, and keeping on the pretty all the ...

... YOU may know all about relative values and yet be unable to value your relatives. P at women should not wear thin dresses. Come women are very dear and others are merely expensive. P ast young men run right through their money before they know where they are. A pretty girl can afford to wear inex- pensive dresses on the other hand she is more likely to be able to afford to wear costly ones ...

... Tonic. Photo: Ellis XValery. Nervous Lassitude, Weariness Mr. B. W. Findon, the well-known Dramatic Critic and Editor of The Play Pictorial writes As the Dramatic and Musical Critic of an important London daily, for many months in the year I worked seven days a week, and it was the mental and physical strain of this kind of journalism which led me one dull day to read a Phosferine advertise ...

... Pratt lings from Ps\rSs0 THIS is a dreadful thing which has happened to us both, dear Pris- cilla's uncle, and I don't know whether to pity you or myself the more. When Priscilla suddenly announced that she was going off to America and leaving me behind I felt as if the bottom had dropped out of the universe, but when she followed up that blow by saying that while she was away I must write you ...

... IT'S ALL VERY WEILL TO TALI OF THE DIGNITY OF ILABQUR 58 for ,Omr Farti Give U ftBe Indlif^Eiifty of ILeii sun. ire to Emalble Us to Eniijoy ttlhns Sorti of Thininig. THE MARQUISE RUDINI At St. Moritz. The marquise is the daughter of the late Mr. Henry Labouchere and a well-known hostess in Rome, where she has a palace AT ST. MORITZ Our snapshot depicts the Grand Duke Andrew of Russia on the ...

... A GREAT OPERATIC STAR IDKafoys Iber Owm CsIldle]rn Hft ...

... IN TOW N ^ppu^ A Royal Sign-painter. PRINCESS LOUISE, Duchess of Argyll, has of late led a strenuous life in the opening of sales of work, bazaars, etc. She is by far the handsomest of the late Queen Victoria's daughters and was well known at Court as the favourite sister of King Edward. Also she is clever, has a lively wit, and is fond of music, painting, and sculpture. She has done some fine ...

... Wit of the W@Slo IN case woman might be rendered vain by the admiration of man God created other women. -k- TWT ost people are in need of mental spec tacles. Either they are far-sighted and miss the immediate, or else they are near-sighted and do not see beyond their own chimneypots. Come people's idea of entertaining is to collect their friends round their dining-room table and bore them. A ...

... WITH THE HERTFORDSHIRE HOUNDS ILordl (Cav&ini aa Mentis 95 all Todldingftoia Maiaof, LORD CAVAN, THE MASTER The above characteristic snapshot of Lord Cavan, taken at a recent meet of the Hertfordshire at Toddington, depicts the popular master of this well-known pack among his hounds. Lord Cavan has seen much active service, notably in the South African Campaign, and was mentioned in despatches ...