... MISS PRUNELLA HIGGINS AND MR. NIGEL BAKER DANCING WAITING FOR IT MRS. H. W. H. DALGETY, MR. W. GOODBODY, LADY RACHEL STUART AND MR. DAVID PRICE, M.F.H. i il BLOW, GABRIEL, BLOW CAPTAIN HORTON WITH MR. D. LEE THE HOSTESS, MRS. WASHINGTON SANGER, TALKING TO CAPTAIN FRED HORTON THE EARL OF LEWES, MR. AND MRS. GRANT SINGER, MR. A. W. H. DALGETY, M.F.H. AND THE COUNTESS OF LEWES MAJOR A. E. ...

... . MR. AND MRS. EARL HOPPING MISS BETTY AND MISS PAT KELLY, WITH SOME OF OUR INTERNATIONAL PONIES MR. AND MRS. CONVERSE MR. AND MRS. CHARLES HOWARD AND MAJOR N. W. LEAF MRS. PAUL WINSLOW, THE HON. BRUCE GRIMSTON AND MISS KATHERINE ELKINS LORD AND LADY KNOLLYS IN MRS. ELKINS' CACTUS GARDEN JJiese pictures ought to interest all the polo-minded, for they include some of the British International ...

... A POPULAR WARWICKSHIRE COUPLE MAJOR AND MRS. C. H. GREGORY-HOOD MR. AND MRS. CHARLES CAMPBELL, OF JURA f g-- H8* J THE HON. ROSAMUND DORMER AND MR. ALAN GREGORY-HOOD THE HON. MRS. EMMET AND CAPTAIN FOSTER MISS HELEN BRIAR ROSE MRS. LIDDELL AND CAPTAIN MORGAN JONES THE PRINCESS DE MAHE AND MR. MILWARD REYNOLDS CAPTAIN ROBERT BRACKENBURY, R-A-> AND THE HON. MRS. MORGAN JONES The Stratford-on ...

... MUSIC 1 Ati unusual photograph by John Erith, F.R.P.S. ...

... By SABRETACHE THE one thing which seems to emerge from the learned discussion about the lost continent of Atlantis is that there is nothing to discuss. Atlantis and its Cromagnons-- English for masterful men who bossed everyone-- apparently never existed. If it did-- but, personally, I believe its existence to be a quite feasible possibility, for volcanoes are no new things-- it would seem ...

... BUBBLE and SQUEAK HE was driving her home from the dance. It was very late, and the road was dark and lonely. Sud denly the car stopped, and the young man, after getting out to see what was the matter, turned to the girl, and said: That's bad luck. The petrol tank seems to be full of water, and we can't move a foot. The girl sighed resignedly Come inside, she said. This has happened to me ...

... By HARLEQUIN Dear Tatler THE way of the Rugby prophet is hard. He sometimes makes it harder for himself than need be, but that is by the way. For the first international clash of the season the chances appeared to be somewhat in favour df Wales, though, of course, the game was nothing like the certainty that it was assumed to be in various quarters. We ventured to point out the other day ...

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... Friends of the Poor, 42 Ebury Street, S.W.I, write us: In reduced cir cumstances has become such a usual expression that it has perhaps lost its appeal, but when a gentlewoman at the age of seventy-five finds herself with only fifteen shillings a week, it spells real misery. We are trying to help an old lady living in Warwickshire in these sad straits. As always in the case of gentlefolk, she ...

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... THIS FRAGRANCE and other concerns ol today Culling from every flower their virtuous sweets There is a sixth sense today christened perfume on account of its power to select scents which will increase the charm of the individual. The consensus of opinion is that this is due to the advance in civilization. The art of the perfumer is of paramount importance, as it is necessary for him to take ...