... . Left SIR BROGRAVE and LADY EVELYN BEAUCHAMP were among the enthusiastic race-goers who attended the last Lingfield meeting on the flat. Lady Evelyn is the only sister of the Earl of Carnarvon. Left MRS. MICHAEL STRATTON and MISS BETTY STYLE were two of the well-turned- out race-goers. Right MRS. JAMES MARSHALL FIELD, formerly Miss Audrey James, wore a warm fur coat over a striped tweed suit. ...

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... CONTINENTAL HOTELS. FRANCE. Hyeres. The Golf Hotel. On its famous links (18 holes). Tennis Croquet. Inclusive rates from Frs. 65. C. Borgo, Manager. CANNES. Hotel Beau Site. 300 rooms with bath. 6 private tennis courts free. Beautiful grounds. Pullman Car to Golf and Casino. Hotel du Pare. Finest situation in large park facing sea. Patronised by best British society. Hotel Suisse. Family Hotel ...

... MISS ROSEMARY PETO and MR. NIGEL SEELY were among the young guests at the LIBERAL BALL in aid of the ff omen s National Liberal Federation. SIR HERBERT SAMUEL, P.C., G.C.B., the distinguished politician, formerly High Commissioner for Palestine, etc., was among the dancers. He is taking the floor with a young relative, MISS E. S. SAL AM A N. MRS. WINTRINGHAM (left) and the COUNTESS OF ROSEBERY ...

... LOUIS OOLDING IN HIS EARLY CALEDONIAN MARKET FLAT. 1. MR. LOUIS GOLDING, author of the successful novel Magnolia Street uhich is shortly to be seen in London as a piny, lives in Cambridge Street, W.2. He collects Cherubs, and possesses specimens from various countries. He describes his flat, as a whole, as furnished in Early Caledonian Market style. 2. Modern beauties sometimes complain ...

... LONDON'S ONLY HUNT BALL HUNTING SOCIETY DANCING IN TOWN. 1. The UNITED HUNTS BALL was held last week at the Savoy. MAJOR SMITH- BO S A NQUET, M.F.H., is blowing the horn. COL. SO WARDS and CAPTAIN JACKSON are with him. 2. LADY DANCE (left) is here seen with MR. and MRS. GEORGE DUNKERLEY. 3. MRS. LINCOLN STRONG and MISS MOLLY BISHOP were among the guests at the dance. 1 4. A striking ball room ...

... CLIVE OF INDIA: SABAT JUNG AS A STAGE CHARACTER. CLIVE OF INDIA, by W. P. Lips comb and R. J. Minney, at Wyndham's, puts the famous Robert Clive A (1725-74 Baron Clive of Plasse y, known to the natives as Saiat Jung The Daring in ^A War), on the stage. In this scene ^A young Clive, a writer in the ^A sendee of the East India Com- ^A pony is flouting custom, which ^A decreed that umbrellas ...

... . A rehearsal for 11 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING is being watched by dancers of the company. Dancers for the Open-Air Theatre production of Much Ado About Nothing cooling their feet in the rock-garden pool. THE OPEN-AIR THEATRE SEASON is due to open on Saturday next with Much Ado About Nothing in which Cathleen Nesbitt plays Beatrice to D. A. Clarke- Smith's Benedick. Margaret Vines is Hero Sylvia ...