... The cry ought not to be Are we down-hearted but Why should we be now Some people know the reason others (including the Axis) do not. The reopening party at the May Fair Hotel did not display any sign of any infection by the jitter-bug again, why should it The fastest Blue Oxford has ever had is seen with a very charming Opposite number, the Princess Natasha Bagration, who is a country woman of ...

... THE COUNTESS OF HADDINGTON Cannons of Hollywood, Dover Street A lifelike new representation of the younger of Caledonia's two extremely popular Canadian Peeresses. Like her sister, Lady Minto, Lady Haddington is greatly attached to Scotland and happily spends many months of the year at Mellerstain, one of her husband's two Border homes. When they come South to London, Charles Street is their ...

... The New Forest Hunt Ball was held as usual at the Morant Hall, Brockenhurst, and, equally as usual, was a most cheery revel. The Forest is one of the best hunted regions in the Three Kingdoms, for in addition to the foxhounds, there are the famous Buckhounds and a pack of beagles. The excellent M.F.H., Major Sir George Meyrick, has been in command and hunted them himself since 1919, and his ...

... WUTHERING HEIGHTS M\m\m,n„n,, r IN ITS FILM FORM The strong cast which has been enlisted to present Ei romance in its film form was a sufficient guarantee fc Gaumont Theatre it was given to London for the first t under the aegis of Samuel Goldwyn and the direction o 1 those who go to see it will agree that a better Cathy than erl a better Edgar than David Niven could not have been oun role, ...

... Brother-anglers condemned to work while others play a fresh-run fish will look with envy on these pictures from Wales and Eire. In some localities rain is badly wanted, but when Colonel Mac- dougall's wife fished the Pwllyfaedda reach of the Wye a boat was necessary to compete with the flood water. Sir Henry McMahon and General Darell were lately in pursuit of Suir salmon as guests of Lord ...

... rf/f/ PEARLS. I or 3 1 says fashion Fashion turns again to Pearls as fashion always does when transient modes begin to pall. At least two rows must now be worn to satisfy the urge that calls to-day, as never before, for an aid to feminine loveliness that is not only beautiful, but also beautifying and only Pearls are that. Vi lien one thinks of Pearls one thinks of Giro, and on this page Giro ...

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... , , fa Hats American e/T, by Scotts of Bond Street America had the sizes. Britain had the wool. We'll combine them, we said at , and give women the best of both worlds So we adopted American sizing and created soft, luxurious tricots in our own pedigree wools. The result is a series of jacket frocks dresses and woollies which achieve a new high,' as the Americans say, in fit and snap. Write ...

... SiMip&C NETTA, 95 New Bond Street, is decidedly successful in creating fashions for the not-so-slender, and her prices may be described as more than pleasant. A witness to this fact is that the dress portrayed above is 4 J guineas. The skirt is of black satin-back romaine, and the corsage, so cleverly draped, is of moss crepe. The sash is graceful, while pleats are introduced at the back and ...

... r DX Afl'UliNIMt.M IU S His MAJESTY THE AS INTERPRETED BY FAMOUS COACHBUILDERS lATCKINGGEo,OEV In the limousine, luxurious motor travel reaches its ideal. This Daimler limousine is the newest, truest ex pression of a tradition that began when the first hue cars were built Distinguished enough for royalty and like every Daimler from limou sine to sports coupe, a car ol out standing ...

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