... By HENRY LONGHURST THOUGH this page is not nor mally a medium for charitable appeals, I should like to draw your attention to the annual Golf Ball next week. It will be held on December 8 in the Great Room at Grosvenor House, and brief particu lars are that tickets will cost you a guinea apiece, including buffet supper, and are obtainable from, among others, Mrs. G. Elphick, 118, Harley Street ...

... TRÈS CHER,-- How uncomfortable our Paris theatres are, and how curiously do we seem to hug our discomfort, since the two or three roomy auditoriums that this city so neglectfully possesses stand empty for eleven and a half months out of every twelve. Years ago. a really fine theatre was built by Sir Alfred Butt in the Rue Mogador. It opened with an entertaining revue, played by Regine Flory ...

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... Jxjj- S/^eclaliscs ujtcxi, 1878 191-195 BROMPTON ROAD, LONDON, S.W. IIH^ s 1 I 1 H x H 4 There in no moreappro- priate gift for Xmas than fine Furs. The National Fur Company offer an unrivalled selection at prices which suit every need. Illustrated are just a few inexpensive suggestions from their collection, which has been described as the most interesting and comprehensive to be seen in ...

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... By SABRETACHE AT the recent Drapery Exhibition Mr. Sheriff D. George Collins declared that women were so well dressed to-day that men did not know their domestic servants from their own wives when they met them in the streets. This is, of course, the enunciation of a truism, and ere now has been the cause of a quite definite lot of bother. A lady (Mrs. H. W. Martin) who is very busy writing a ...

... From first-class Drapers and Stores. If any difficulty, please write Win. Hollins Co. Ltd., 788, Viyella House, old Change, London, E.C.4, for name of nearest Stockist. Many clever women are finding that H 'Japshan' Blouses are enabling them to ring the changes with their ward- H robes, smardy and effectively. There H are 'Japshan' styles for out of V doors or morning indoor wear. And because ...

... Petrol Vapour BY W. G. ASTON 1- New Hillraan. BY the time these notes see the light of day the well-kept secret will be out. It is true that a certain company came out with a beautiful coloured advertisement show ing the Hillman Wizard some weeks before some of the people very closely concerned with it had any notion as to what it was to be called, and what it was to look like-- but these ...

... 1 THE SPEED BALL SETS THE PACE Good Going at Dorchester SIGN PLEASE: LORD D'ABERNON AUTOGRAPHS A CRICKET BAT HELD BY KATHLEEN LADY DROGHEDA 1 SITTING OUT: LADY ASH^^W LEY AND THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND SUPPER TIME: INCLUDING MR. AND MRS. REX COLCLOUGH. LORD BRECKNOCK, SIR HENRY BIRKIN (right), LADY ASHLEY, I flMn TUT T? Q iDPUTU CAMPBELL Lord Brecknock's supper party was a centre of hilarity at ...

... LADY ANNE WELLESLEY AND THE HON. DAVID RHYS MISS E. WENDELL LADY DOURO AND LORD MORNINGTON LADY VIOLET PAKENHAM AND LADY JANET MONTGOMERIE MISS WELLESLEY, LADY DIANA WELLESLEY. AND THE HON. BRONWEN SCOTT ELLIS ADMIRAL MARK KERR AS THE DUKE OF RICHMOND (HIS ANCESTOR) Photographs by Bmesano The Waterloo Ball, arranged by Lady Douro for the ultimate benefit of very poor persons in the Waterloo ...

... Pictures in the Fire By SABRETACHE HIS MAJESTY'S GUARDS These pictures of well-known officers of the Brigade of Guards ought to have been published about the time of the Trooping of the Colour as a species of guide to the interested populace but unfortunately were not available. One of the best recent books published on the history of the Brigade was Major H. L. Aubrey-Fletcher's A History of ...