... SLIPPERS AND MCE S>ia^ps!rats ft ftl&e lLegihi°M^y= Ji laosrapsoEa Wedldlainijg gift Sft. Peters, ELaftoira Sqjuagir., THE Formerly the Hon. Helen Meysey- Thompson, Lord Knaresborough's daughter, now the Hon. Mrs. Richard Legh LADY KNARESBOROUG The mother of the bride, leaving the church with her two daughters, Hon. Doris and Hon. Gwendolen Meysey-Thompson, two of the bridesmaids and sisters ...

... IAN SOCIETY Taken After a Fancy-dress Ball which was Recently Given by the Comtesse de Rougemont THE MARQUISE DE PRACOMTAL THE MARQUISE DE LEVIS-MIREPOIX Who are considered to be two of the most beautiful women in Paris and who were greatly admired at the ball in question. Paris has got the fancy-dress craze badly although there are signs that the fever in London has reached its height and is ...

... The Odd Pag'e fla I OFTEN wonder why so many people read the average six-shilling novel when they are hard up for anything better to do. One gets so tired of the characters and the plot because you so often know exactly what everyone is going to do and say. As a rule they do very little. It is what they say that prevents most of us from either marking or inwardly digesting the printed pages ...

... 5|im town! AND OUTA t AaAr^i The King's Fitness. THE King is looking very well after his long holiday, and at Windsor last week was in the best of spirits. His Majesty is perhaps a little thinner, and he was never fat. But the laying on of flesh is no longer considered a sign of health in men of middle age, and King George, unlike his father, is a firm adherent of the modern craze for exercise ...

... SOCTETY SATURATED WITH SUNSMUNE Tw ...

... THE CAMERA AT COOMBE HIRE Somrae of Ulhceg PopusHsiiF Poiradloini 3LiiiniK.g0 THE ARTISTIC CLUBHOUSE AT COOMBE HILL LORD CASTLEROSSE MR. GORDON FARRAR (SECRETARY) MR. PHILIP RUNCIMAN MR. MAYS SMITH LORD ALFRED BROWNE MAJOR MANN JOHNSON I he Coombe Hill links, which are situated on the Fitzgeorge estates near Kingston, are one of the most sporting and popular courses within easy reach of town. ...

... WHEN ROYALTY RUBES TTlh ^aini9 lifiS. has* PlhiotQiif'stplhies'p (Gsims Otuid H Msil&e Si Pleatsaiagl Picture* THE KING, PRINCESS MARY, LADY AMPTHILL, AND LORD STAMFORDHAM SETTING OUT FpR\X GALLOP IN THE PARK AT WINDSOR IN GLORIOUS WEATHER \Iq J Our photograph was taken at the gates of Windsor Castle last week when, with the sun shining merrily enough to make us thinjr it was April and not ...

... Priscllles. iim ParfiSo CHER ONCLE A MOI,-- It's rather a pity you returned to London so soon for you would have enjoyed the Arabian Nights Ball organised by the Club des Vingt-- which has been surnamed des Vingt Cœurs. We can't always be tangoing, specially since monseigneur has clapped the lid on, so we have returned with renewed interest to the Oriental kick-ups that have been so much in ...

... BEAUTY ADORNED Us AdloiPiniecdl Ulh Most-- nini ITemisiisie IEys Aimywsiy0 MLLE. NEE BALl^A II I Of the Scala Theatre, in one of the beautiful evening gowns p she wears to gladden the eyes of Parisian audiences. Mile. Baltha is one of the youngest as well as one of the prettiest of French actresses, but she owes her success not merely to 1 1 her eood looks but to hard work and histrionic ...

... How much MONEY do you WASTE on coal? SEE HOW THE HUE WILL STOP THE WASTE. You probably have an old-fashioned grate like this, which wastes the coal and gives little heat. Why not convert it into a modern barless fire? The cost is small and the operation simple. This is the HUE BARLESS FIRE which effects the transformation. It is adaptable to any existing grate, without the necessity of ...

... A MIXED BAG HERE0' AND ^THERE. 1| A GOOD story was told by Mr. Pett Ridge, the well known writer of sketches of London life, when he recently gave an interesting address on the subject of the education of boys to a working-men's college, and he remarked that he was not quite sure whether what he had to say was a lecture or a story. His uncertainty reminded him, he said, of the traveller who ...

... THE RIVIERA SEASON REACHES ITS HEIGHT IN A BILAZE OF SUNSHINE L of Somrne Celelbiratedl Uimiifts of ftlhe ^osmo]p)lStsiini (Cirowdl (Collected! ini tlhe (CgigiL LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL AND MRS. KATE MOORE Caught by our Riviera snapshottist while taking a walk together in the glorious weather at Cannes, which has been especially crowded of late MR. DE GLOS AND MRS. AND MISS CLAYTON Enjoying a ...