... . nt Grosvenor Square, W. 1. MY DEAR,-- How many times already-- oh dearest thing-- have we broken all the fine resolutions that we always make to ingratiate ourselves with each New Year as he comes along. I suppose that's really the reason that he never treats us quite so well as we expect and hope he will. There's something so delightful, though-- isn't there?-- about new friendships and ...

... THE HON. LORNA JERVIS A new portrait of the Hon. Lorna Jervis, who is the only daughter of Lord St. Vincent. She is an enthusiast where outdoor sports are concerned, and excels in golf, putting up a wonderfully good game, and may, one day, be a claimant to the throne which Miss Cecil Leitch now occupies as Ladies' Champion. Her elder brother, who is a lieutenant in the K.R.R.C., entered the ...

... m town out By CHristopS&eir. IT was possibly with some sentimental reluctance that Lord Ernest St. Maur, brother and heir of the Dulse of Somerset, gave up at the end of the year his lease of 28, Berkeley Square, close to the duke's residence at 35, Grosvenor Square, for the stately house has been a residence of St. Maurs for many years and the scene of some splendid social gatherings. It has ...

... . MISS HELEN GILLILAND The clever young actress with a charming voice who is playing leading roles in the Gilbert and Sullivan operas at the Princes Theatre. In private life Miss Gilliland is Mrs. Nelles, the wife of Lieut -Colonel L. H. Nelles, D.S.O., M.C., of the 1st Central Ontario Regiment. The present repertory season at the Princes Theatre, which must finish at the end of this month, ...

... . LORD GRANARD AND MRS. WYNDHAM-QUIN Snapped during the Christmas holidays, which they spent at Adare Manor, the residence of Lord Dunraven. Mrs. Wyndham- Quin is the wife of the well-known polo player, a unit of the 12th Lancer team, who is related to Lord Dunraven LORD GRANARD, MISS HEALY, MISS BALLING HAT Were guests of Lord Dunraven for his Christmas shooting party at Adare Manor, Adare, ...

... Mysticism and the Practical Man. By JRiclhtardl Hiir&g. I WISH the Mystics and the Practical Men could meet, fraternise, and still not yearn to murder one another. It would be of immense benefit to you and me and the rest of us who make up the civilised world. For the Practical Man who is not something of a mystic is at best a commonplace nuisance, and at his worst a clog on the wheels of ...

... MARGARET MORRIS (BELOW) AND PUPILS A fairyland entertainment to delight the young folk is the pantomime production of Miss Margaret Morris at her theatre in Chelsea. The chief attraction is Puss in Boots, acted by her young pupils, with pretty songs and dances, and includes clever representations of all sorts of animals, from elephants to rabbits. In the top photographs are seen Angela ...

... . MISS MARGARET MORRIS A portrait study of Miss Margaret Morris, at whose famous school of dance at Chelsea devotees learn to twist and turn and Bet their feet aright. She has produced two charming plays for the children's season, as in addition to Puss in Boots she has revived The Princess and the Swineherd, which met with so much success laBt year. Miss Morris has designed and arranged the ...

... BUBBLE AMD SQUEAK. AMONG the many Irish anecdotes told by Canon Hannay, who is the author of several books under the pen name of George Bir mingham, is the following. An Irish gen tleman who heard of the death of a great enemy of his, who had harassed him for many years, remarked, Well, it's a com fort to think that the devil's got that fellow at last. A clergyman who happened to be ...

... . . WHERE BEAUTY IS CAPTURED AT THE VALAZE SALON. Every woman some time in the course of her career becomes dissatisfied with her appearance. It is usually the skin which is at fault. Many women are not nearly as old as their complexion, simply because they give the skin of the face--which is the butt of wind, weather and worry no more attention than the rest of the body or perhaps they give ...

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