... BY NEWMARKET SO OF THE INVADERS CAPTAIN CECIL BOYD- RO ORT, MISS BETTY McCALL, MR. E. B. REYNOLDS AND SIR HUMPHREY DE TRAFFORD AND SOME MORE MISS DIANA DE TRAFFORD, MISS U. BARCLAY, MR. H. A. BRITTAIN MRS. CECIL TRAFFORD AND LORD SOMERLEYTON MISS MARGARET WALKER, COLONEL WORSHIP AND MRS. FRANCIS WALKER IN THE MEMBERS': MR. AND MRS. JOHN WALKER MR. ROBERT ELWES, MISS GENE BULLARD AND MISS J. ...

... By RICHARD KING Two Books on India. IN heaven I can well imagine that re unions will occasionally be very awkward! The mother, for example, who has been yearning so long to be re united with her baby boy-- re ceiving even tually an old man, all crotchetty and quavery, and wearing a long white beard. The lover, who lost and went before, meeting at long last a fat dowager, mother of seven ...

... 1 AT THE AMBASSADEURS MR. L. A. SIMMONS AND MRS. M. SOLMSEN MISS AMY LEASCA, FROM RUMANIA, AND LORD PORT ARLINGTON MRS. DICK FAIREY SAT NEXT TO A POPULAR V.C., LIEUT. -COMMANDER NORMAN HOLBROOK, R.N. (RET.) THE HON. LIONEL BERRY HAD SUPPER WITH HIS COUSIN, LADY BIRKENHEAD. RIGHT MME. MAX AUSNIT AND COUNT KURT HAUGWITZ-REVENTLOW MR. J. INNES, THE HON. NEFERTARI BETHELL, AND HONEYMOONERS MR. ...

... AT COWES THE OPENING OF THE YACHT-RACING SEASON' SIR HERCULES LANGRISHE MRS. DENISON, LADY CAMPBELL, COMMANDER DENISON AND SIR CHARLES CAMPBELL MAJOR TOWERS CLARK AND SIR RALPH GORE CAPTAIN AND MRS. ARTHUR FITZGERALD FROM BERKS. MAJOR SIR PHILIP HUNLOKE (CENTRE) WITH MAJOR AND MRS. CYRIL DRUMMOND ilISS OLIVE CHETWYND AND MR. O. B. TRINDER Cowes was favoured with lovely weather when the Royal ...

... By HENRY LONGHURST DURING the English Championship played some weeks ago at Birkdale, much interest was aroused by the sight of my distinguished colleague, Mr. Bernard Darwin, plying his way round the course accompanied by a gentleman bearing a strange contraption on his back. This was the first portable transmitter to be used on an English golf-course. I had often been asked why the game of ...

... MR. AND MRS. CHARLES BRUTTON OUT IN THE MIDDAY SUN THANK GOD WE HAVE AN ARMY MR. PETER MARSHAM, MR. NIGEL BAKER, MR. NIGEL MORDAUNT AND MR. TOM BLACKWELL MISS RENEE BURN AND THE HON. DAVID WILSON BLOW AWAY THE CASINO COBWEBS LADY WORTHINGTON-EVANS AND MRS. JOHN LITHIBY POSE AT THE GOLF CLUB CAPTAIN ALEXANDRE SOLDATENKOV PHOTO GRAPHED AT THE HERMITAGE WITH MRS. SIMON BARING AND MRS. HUGH DE ...

... By W. G. McMINNIES Going North. MET a Rolls owner having tea at a resort twenty miles north of Glasgow. Told me he 'd left London the same day, good going over 400 miles. But that is not exceptional, for another friend has just left Stratford-on-Avon bound for Gleneagles in a new Bentley. For speed and, with it, daily distances are increasing, despite all the roundabouts, Belisha beacons, ...

... By OLIVER STEWART Summing Up. HAVING seen and considered the evidence-- at Northolt, Heston Hatfield, and elsewhere-- I am now able to don the judge's wig and sum up as to the position and progress of aeronautics in this country. I shall try not to use that wig in the way it is often used in the courts-- for giving an air of authority to uninformed criticism and comment-- but rather as a ...

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... Marrying Abroad. ON June 10 Mr. T. Lee is marrying Miss Fiona Mackenzie in Auckland, New Zealand, and at Penang, on June 17, Mr. J. S. S. Prest, Royal Artillery, is marrying Miss Margaret Johnson. On June 20 Mr. I. Jeffrey, only son of Captain J. A. Jeffrey, late 13th Hussars, of Pitmillie, Fife, and Mrs. Jeffrey, will marry Vibeke, younger daughter of Forpagter Gustav Knipschildt, and the ...

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... By BRYAN BROADSTAFFE IT is not surprising that holidays abroad are very popular with people in this country, since the facilities offered by the various railways and air lines for crossing to the Continent in ease and comfort are so numerous and up to date, whilst the concessions offered by various Continental railways, combined with extremely moderate hotel prices, make the proposition an ...