... LOOKING AHEAD Welcome to Autumn. EVERY woman who is given to serious thought has decided that the best way to give the autumn an appropriate welcome is to replenish her wardrobe at the earliest opportunity. Fur coats and wraps as well as tailored suits and evening dresses have already appeared in the salons of Jenners, Princes Street, Edinburgh There is a subtle difference in them from those ...

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... nm 00fltC Ci4^PUJ_ iztj- BY APPOINTMENT TO THE LATE KING GEORGE V. The choosing and giving of beautiful gifts will bring us more pleasure this Christmas than ever before. At The Goldsmiths Silversmiths Company you will find a profuse array of timely suggestions at prices suitable to everybody. You will be able to choose the exact, personal present for each of your friends. If you cannot call, ...

... H.M. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS WITH HIS SON, PRINCE BAUDOUIN A picture taken on Armistice Day, in Brussels, at the tomb of the Unknown Warrior. Belgium not being at war with Germany, the customary two minutes' silence was observed. The Prince Baudouin, Duke of Brabant, is His Majesty's heir, and was born in 1930. He has a younger brother, Prince Albert, who was born on June 6, 1934. H.R.H. the ...

... The last day of the season at Naas gave everyone who made the pilgrimage from round and about good value for money, and the big plat in the menu was Lord Talbot de Malahide's Bearer Bond, the Irish Cesarewitch winner, who capped that good performance by perhaps an even better one, for he won the Autumn Plate, giving away lumps of weight all round. He came through his field like a red-hot ...

... By SABRETACHE THE concerted attacks of the German Press certainly boded no good for them [Belgium and Holland], and they may have felt that they were in danger of being forced at the pistol's point to abandon their neutrality. And yet some people continue to ask what it is we are fighting about. It was further conveyed to Belgium that if she concluded any alliance with any other country ...

... The feeling that predominated on the first Poppy Day of the second German war was unquestionably one of severe disappointment that we should have to usher in the second chapter of a horrible story that we hoped had been put behind us. The work done for the Haig Fund was none the less thorough. It would be, naturally, and here are some of the people at some of the principal centres of ...

... Concerning Golf By HENRY LONGHURST WRITING their reflections on the Open champion ship the golf correspon dents of the News of the World and the Sunday Times, by what I know to have been a coin cidence, hit on identically similar themes. Looking back upon the almost unmanageable crowds that had swarmed over the Old course at St. Andrews, they suggested that the price of admission was ludi ...

... WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS Marrying Today. Mr. R. M. K. Slater and Miss Barbara Murdoch are being married today at St. Nicholas's, Linton, and another wedding this week is that of Lieutenant- Commander N. Lanyon, R.N., and Miss Bridget Nixon. This takes place at St. Peter's, Cattistock, on August 5. Recent Engagements. Mr. F. M. Beale, Royal Artillery, younger son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Beale, ...

... WITH THE QUORN MRS. JAMES WHE'i TONE AND MRS. EDMUND PAGET A COTTESMORE PICTURE. THE HON. ROLAND CUBITT AND OFFSPRING MORE COTTESMORE SIR JOHN AND LADY BLUNT LORD CAREW WITH THE KILDARE COTTESMORE INFANTRY LORD KIMBERLEY, MRS. GERARD LEIGH, LORD WODEHOUSE AND CAPTAIN GERARD LEIGH I MRS. LUKE LILLINGSTONE, M.F.H. (HARRINGTON) weather pictures were taken the frost and snow had released almost ...

... IN THE SAWDUST R.ING AT THE GREAT BERTRAM MILLS CIRCUS: ALFREDINO, MARIE LOUISE (FLYING TRAPEZE), LULU (THE LADY CLOWN), AND MISS ANAVAN (ACROBAT) MACHIQUITA AND A GALLANT CLOWN PERCY HUXTER XELLY EXPLAINS HIS BURLESQUE PRESS CAMERA TO A FEW OF HIS BROTHER CLOWNS Photos. Charles E. Brown lthough we all greatly missed the figure and cheery face of the great founder of this vrn reat ...