... . 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 ...

... a L Leb/rr I Appraised U Like Orientals (gjillECLA PEARLS ^^Trk- are assembled into vy necklaces by experts, old A ||^=gv^>_£J and appraised on A precisely the same principles as are real pearls. The price of a collar is determined not solely by the number, but also A by the nature of the gems their W shape, orient, colouring, and M delicacy of texture. jl| For the resemblance of Tecla Pearls ...

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... Busy Cupid i Weddings and Engagements. Some Tanuarv Weddiners. WEDNESDAY of next week (Janu ary 14) is to see the wedding at St. James's, Piccadilly, of Mr. Frederick Huth Jackson and Miss Helen Vinogradoff. On the same day Lieutenant A. F. M. Stevenson, M.C., of the 17th Lancers (Special Reserve), is to be married to Miss Barbara Wyatt at the Cathedral, Chester; and another wedding of January ...

... AS APRIL MEILTS IN MAY-TIMR. SOME FASHIONS FOR THE UNCERTAIN SEASON Anyone less autocratic than Madame la Mode we should not hesitate to describe as particularly cussed, but her vagaries must be overlooked or lightly dismissed. With the advent of spring and delightfully warm weather (at the time of writing), and following the distinctly decollete fashions of the winter, lo, and behold!-- ...

... . HON. MRS. ERIC CHAPLIN With Captain Cecil Boyd-Rochfort. Mrs. Chaplin is a daughter of the late Lord Nunburnholme, her husband being the son and heir of that veteran sportsman, Lord Chaplin LADY SIBELL PIERREPONT Who is seen with a friend, is the youngest daughter of Lord Manvers. Her father is resigning from the Rufford Hunt, of which he has been master for the last twenty years LADY URSULA ...

... PRISCILILA H N PARIS. UGH! I feel so eggy! Been boilin' eggs for Easter, and, shades of a white night, how butter- fingered I am this morning! Also mas' be admitted, eggs are the darndest slippery things in creation. Trem'jously fascinatin' to handle, tho', even if you do have accidents. I s'pose you know how nice they are to paint-- in water-colours too-- when they're hard boiled. Simply ...

... RicBardl 2iing. Old Associations. AN Old Association is a very great human tie. Where you have been happy, where you have found a friend, the place where you were innocent and young-- these places can never be forgotten, and as you grow older they play a far more vital part in your life than the surroundings in which you find yourself at the moment; their influence seems to become stronger as ...

... . MRS. DUDLEY WARD AND HER DAUGHTERS Mrs. Dudley Ward is a daughter of Colonel Charles Birkin, C.M.G., of Nottingham, and was married in 1913. Her husband, Mr. William Dudley Ward, who is a grandson of the late Lord Esher and cousin to Lord Dudley, has been the member for Southampton for a number of years, and is lieut. -commander in the R.N.R. He was a famous oarsman and blue at Cambridge, ...

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