... Brothers (to entertain). Horowitz and Piatigorsky were the leading lights at the Gala Celebrity Concert at the Queen's Hall, given for Queen Charlotte's Hospital. Mrs. Ben Rubestein (Conchita Supervia) sang some Rossini arias, and was better in Spanish ...

... list and moderate prices, between straight pub and Mayfair, though the service and all is Mayfair pure and simple. About a dozen tables, well occupied for lunch and dinner. The Services seem to know about it, and the stage and screen has known of it for ...

... warriors with cirrhosis would ever have expected anything else from them but perfect behaviour, military or civil. The diggers who occasionally scandalised military purists during the War were mostly sons of the Open straight off the sheep ranges who 'd probably ...

... Christie's sale this wreek of rare wines and liqueurs given by various connoisseurs for Queen Charlotte's Hos pital. You don't often see Tokay of the 1864 Imperial Grand Reserve from the cellars of the late Emperor of Austria on a wine- list. Nor a Madeira ...

... d'etat, coronations, revolutions, and royal tours all over the globe, Sir Percival Phillips, who has just died in a London nursing-home, lived in chambers in Chancery Lane, collected Japanese prints, and mingled in his club with friends to whom his sudden ...

... gered, the Cyprian herself, suddenly appeared, exquisite and imperious, while Maj or Chokesmith was dressing for dinner Pretty damn embarrassing, what Sort of French idea, what And suppose the Queen of Love took a blind fancy to the Major, and followed him ...

... crushed and bedraggled, he had been tossed into the editor's chair of the Imperial and Foreign News. His heart bled for Mr. Boot, but he was true to the austere tradi tions of his service. He made the reply that had silenced so many resentful novices in the ...