... ONE OF FORTUNE'S FAVOURITES Tlr&e Wife IF Quae IF Hike Ms& Brilli&E&£ PSatbic£ainis of foiis siy-i, £lhe M4lhxe'r of A-iniottlh.eE3. LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL Whose forceful energy and power of organisation are among the chief factors of the American Woman's War Hospital, of which Lady Randolph is chairman. Lady Randolph, who is an American by birth, has been a brilliant and prominent figure in ...

... LADIES' KENNEL ASSOCIATION NOTES The Toiler is now the Official Organ of this Influential Body in the T)oggy World. AFTER reading Miss Marion Chappell's charming book, Dogs and Their Masters, I can with confidence recommend it to any member who may be searching for a suitable gift for a doggy friend of either sex. This book cannot fail to appeal to all dog-lovers, for Miss Chappell is ...

... FREE BOG LICENCES FREE BOG LICENCES Get particulars from where you buy your Dog Foods, OR FROM The Molassine Co., Ltd., Greenwich. DOGS. For inserting Dog Advertisements the charge for twenty-four words or under is 2s. 6d., and Id. per word after. If Advertisements include an Illustration there will be an additional charge of 5s. for the production of the block. All Advertisements must be ...

... TO MARRY THE HEIR OF FIELD MARSHAL VISCOUNT FRENCH OF YPRES MISS OLIVIA MARY JOHN, BRIDE -ELECT OF CAPTAIN J. R. L. FRENCH. Photograph by Lafayette Miss Olivia Mary John, who is to be married on Wednesday next, Jan. 12, at St. Paul s, Knightsbridge, to Captain John Richard Lowndes French, elder son of the famous Field-Marshal, is the daughter of the late Major-General John, D.C.L.I., and niece ...

... AT SHARA VOGUE LADIES OF SOCIETY IN IRELAND. i. AT THE EARL OF HUNTINGDON'S IRISH SEAT LADY NOR AH HASTINGS, THE COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON, LADY MARIAN HASTINGS, LADY MOYA CAMPBELL, AND LADY KATHLEEN HASTINGS. 2. HELPERS OF WAR CHARITIES LADIES KATHLEEN, MARIAN, AND NORAH HASTINGS, DAUGHTERS OF THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF HUNTINGDON. Photographs by Poole, Waterford. Even in Ireland it would not be ...

... DUTCH, YET QUITE PARISIAN TINA VAN DAM. AND-- TINA: MISS PHYLLIS DARE AS TINA, AT THE ADELPHI. -{Photograph by Rita Martin.'] Miss Phyllis Dare is a clever and charming stage favourite who quickly won and has never for a moment lost a popularity which has steadily increased since her debut as one of the Babes in a pantomime at the Coronet, and her appearance as Christina, in lb and Christina, ...

... B CROWNS C0R0NET5 C0URTIERSP MRS. ASQUITH, of course, has been filling up Really and Truly, the book of literary confessions that disturbed our Christmas holidays. The lady of Downing Street has always had a liking for reducing her own and her friends' opinions and differences of opinion to black and white. Her recent account of her old Hawarden visit is full of give-and-take on books and ...

... ^/C-A c (,„L.(fUHA i Mil -^tt i.-fe4^ c tl i^z -v.. t r v l mm. THF WHEEL AND THE WING WHEN THE FLOODS ARE OUT INCONSIDERATE MOTORISTS AN ICE QUESTION. 'Ware Floods It struck me the other day that it would pay the motorist in winter to carry a yard measure, if for no other reason than that of being able to determine whether a flooded road could be tackled with safety or otherwise. The deciding ...

... MR. HENRY FORD Photographed aboard the Peace Ark (ss. Oscar II.), at Christiania. His mission was a fiasco. But one day, Peace will be concluded, and Mr. Ford will figure less as an unpractical altruist than as a very practical advertiser ...

... Somewhere in y/anderJ BY OUR CORRESPONDENT AT THE FRONT My Dear Bystander YOU will have read in the papers of the impromptu arrival of a British cargo ship on a sandbank in the neighbourhood of Ostend, the captain, unfortunately, in the darkness mistaking Ostend for X--, his legitimate port of call. It is said locally that a newly captured German prisoner has stated that, at the first ...

... MADAME YVONNE GRANDV1LLE For a few weeks, in the absence of Mile. Delysia from the cast of More, the widely popular revue at the Ambassadors Theatre, the delightful Victorian scene, with charming music, was greatly freshened by the introduction of the art and wiles of Madame Yvonne Grandville, whose accomplished style lent a new touch of grace to many of the gaieties of this revue. As a whole ...

... PEOPLE PROMINENT IN THE PUBLIC EYE ART AND LETTERS THAT CLAIM OUR ATTENTION DESPITE THE WAR MME. BERNHARDT who is now appearing nt the Coliseum in Les Cathddrales. MR. W. W. ASTOR one of the new Peers ...