... SPINELLY AND DANCING PARTNER Abel, Paris A quite exclusive snapshot of the charming little lady, taken at a rehearsal for the gala performance at the Nouveau Cirque, which began at midnight, and at which many of the theatrical stars of Paris appeared in circus turns. Spi chose the elephant, and had a terrific success ...

... . LORD CARLTON AND MRS. CHARLESWORTH MRS. WHALEY AND MAJOR CHARLIE CLARKE MR. AND MRS. EDWARD MOSELEY CAPTAIN AND MRS. RADCLYFFE MR. FRANCIS HURT AND MISS STRUTT MAJOR MEYNELL AND MRS. FOLJAMBE Perishing weather and east wind, big fields, thick clothes, and a thinnish time for backers were the main features of the opening day at Derby. In the principal plat in the menu Sir Greysteel probably ...

... MISS PHYLLIS SCOTT Malcolm Arbuthnot, New Horn! Street The daughter of Lord George and Lady Elizabeth Scott, who is engaged to be married to the Hon. Thomas Cholmondeley Lord Delamere's son. Lord George Scott is the Duke of Buccleuch s brother, and married Lady Elizabeth Manners, the Duke of Rutland's half sister, in 1903. Miss Phyllis Scott's engagement was announced on February 1 ...

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... LAD Y f KAJN K AND A LKJLND Miss Compton Collier West End Lane, N.W. The wife of Sir Howard Frank, Bart., who did such good service during the war, and after it, as chairman of the Disposal and Liquidation Commission and as Director-General of Lands, War Office and Air Ministry. Sir Howard Frank is the head of the well-known firm of estate agents, Knight, Frank and Rutley, and a director of ...

... THE CIRENCESTER FOLO WEEK,. MAJOR LONGWORTH AND MAJOR AND MRS. DE FREVILLE MISS V. PETHICK, THE HON. MRS. AUBREY HASTINGS, AND MISS M. PETHICK MRS. ALLFREY AND MISS F. CRIPPS WATCHING THE POLO MR. H. PULITZER \V. Dennis Moss MISS AITCHISON AND MRS. CUNNINGHAM The Cirencester Spring Cup drew an excellent entry of ten teams, and, as usual in this cheery centre in the west they included a polo ...

... Hay Wriglitson New Bond Street Who, before her marriage to Lord Rosslyn in 1908, was Miss Vera Bayley. Lady Rosslyn is the daughter of the late Mr. Eric Edward Bayley, formerly 17th Lancers. Lord and Lady Rosslyn have three children-- The Hon. James Alexander Wedderburn St. Clair-Erskine, born 1909; the Hon. David St. Clair-Erskine, born 1917; and Lady Mary Sybil St. Clair-Erskine, born 1912 ...

... BMITAMHH A S!> CLX>SE=HAUILJ&] FOR HOME AKD VICTORY By Frank Mason in ajesty s amous cutter was not in commission last year, but has now finished her refitting and sail-stretching and is sa is also engaged at the Clyde Fortnight, and is, as usual, in charge of Major Philip Hunk ng at Cowes, and let us hope to victory, as the artist intends this beautiful sea-scape to predict. The royal racing ...

... E. O. Hoppe, Cromwell Place S.W. Copyright in U.S.A. The famous American actress, whose success in that Ibsenitish play at the Strand Theatre, Anna Christie, by Mr. Eugene O'Neill, has been one of the outstanding events of the present season. Miss Pauline Lord is justly hailed as one of the finest emotional actresses of the present day, and her performance in this sordid story is magnificent ...

... George Mai I lard Kesslere Who, after a world tour which was spread over two years, made a welcome return to London, and gave her cne and only recital at Queen's Hall on June 9. Madame D'Alvarez is one of the most celebrated grand opera prime dome in the world, and during her Chicago season last year, under Miss Mary Garden's direction, she electrified America ...

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