... THE GRAND DAUGHTER OF A GREAT NOBLEMAN LADY DORIS GORDON LENNOX, DAUGHTER OF THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF MARCH. \Fhoto graph by x evondc.\ Lady Doris Hilda Gordon-Lennox is the younger daughter of the Earl and Countess of March, and a grand-daughter of the Duke of Richmond and Gordon. Lady Doris was born in 1896, and has a sister, Lady Amy Gwendoline, who was born in 1894. Their mother, the ...

... L-jfea&att wuMMmr- II P MRS. JACK LESLIE is no more: she has become Lady Leslie on her husband's succession to the baronetcy. Born Leonie Jerome in New York, her earliest years were spent among olive-groves on the Mediterranean; but she was back in America, still a very little girl, in time to take sides, with songs and flag-flying, in the American Civil War. Having returned to Europe for a ...

... RED CROSS AIDES: AMBULANCE AND HOSPITAL WORKERS. i. DRIVING A MOTOR AMBULANCE AT THE FRONT MISS MARJORIE I LEAN. 2. A MAKER OF HOSPITAL REQUISITES, AND WORKING FOR THE Y.M.C.A. LADY BLOIS. 3. DRIVING A RED CROSS AMBULANCE-CAR IN FRANCE MISS DAPHNE DE BELABRE. [Photographs by Val V Estrange, Lafayette, and Bacon and Sons.] Miss Marjorie Lean, who is the daughter of Colonel Lean, late of the ...

... TLbz Sporting tloiicb. BY W. DOUGLAS NEWTON. one's underclothing had entered into an alien wardrobe. THE Sub was occupying the world with his voice. From his mouth was proceeding in level and baffling tones one of those bright, human stories that are meant to be chatty, but always, somehow, manage to be interminable. Because it was the Sub, the merry anecdote was all about a horse, a mare with ...

... Scot versus Norman. Everybody over there tells me that the Scottish regiments and the French population are on the best of all possible terms-- that founded on mutual re spect. Neither, it seems, can get the better of the other in financial transactions, the French farmer's wife being quite as eager to make a sou as Alexander and Donald are to save it. For English Tommy the fermiére and ...

... Taken after their marriage on Thursday last at St. Margaret's, Westminster. Lord Granby is the only son and heir of the Duke of Rutland and is at present serving on the staff of the G.O.C. the North Midland Division. Lady Granby was Miss Kathleen Tennant, the third daughter of Mr. Francis Tennant of Lympne Castle, Kent, who is a brother of Lord Glenconner, and she is also, therefore, Mrs. ...

... The Attraction of Blood. IT is strange how fascinated the majority of people are by the sight of stage blood. It seems to possess for them all the horror of the real thing, without the horrid mess-- the result being quite too delightfully thrilling for words. We all know what a sure catch Salome is on the music halls, and how the Grand Guignol Company from Paris reap financial reward ...

... AS IP1LAYFUIL AS A MITTEN 1Sm.I1 66 IT iig| IF9 CMUS 99 M3m tlh IL>;0 wiiiiiih II i I,,..,. .JTTTT1 mill MISS MADGE TITHERADGE Who is playing the title-r61e in Mr. George Porter's new piece, Tiger's Cub, at the Garrick, with Mr. Basil Gill (whose portrait is inset) as the leading man. The part of the high-spirited and warm-hearted, but undisciplined, girl exactly suits Miss- Titheradge's ...

... ANOTHER HONOURED GUEST Tlhi oil' ttlhi BJew IPE*=Cinis'iiaIL if Oias* SDastteiT'ini BDffim'p>l£3„ X*SZ'?*SZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ'' M^//\l^/^ LADY CHELMSFORD Val I' Estrange The wife of the Viceroy-elect of India, who was before her marriage the Hon. Frances Guest, the eldest daughter of the 1st Lord Wimborne, and also therefore the eldest sister of the present Viceroy of Ireland. Lord ...

... Infirmiere Instead of Debutante A CHARMING AT HOME PORTRAIT OF THE HON. JOAN DICKSON-POYNDER The only child of Lord and Lady Islington. Although only eighteen years of age, she has been doing really hard hospital work at Lady Islington's home in Chesterfield Gardens, which has been turned into a hospital for officers, and where many very serious cases are being treated. Under happier ...

... o o WE reproduce the above photograph not with an intention to prejudice the two officers and gentlemen (who are shown in the act of holding the battered fragments of the bowler hat of a peace-crank orato n Trafalgar Square), but with the kindly purpose of suggesting to others who may be induced hy a section of the Press to go and do likewise that the attitude is hardly becoming in officers ...

... FRAGMENTS FRANCE THE BYSTANDERS By BRUCE BAIRNSFATHER (Captain, Royal Warwickshires) NOW ON SALE AT ALL BOOKSTALLS 48 PAGES THE BYSTANDER begs this week to offer to the world, at the price of 1/-, a complete collection up-to-date of the priceless** sketches from the Front by Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather. Letters we have received by the score from officers and men on active service in all the ...