... By SERREFILE DESPITE anything that may be advanced to the contrary, it is only the bare, unvarnished truth to assert that Polo G.H.Q. has given the public full measure pressed down and running over in the way of entertainment value in a season that has had a great deal against it. That which we have seen in the weeks which have included the Inter- Regimental, the Championship and the ...

... An Irish Wedding The Rev. R. W. Richardson, Royal Navy, elder son of Canon and Mrs. Richardson, of Co. Kilkenny, is marrying Jocelyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll, Whitepoint, Queenstown. The marriage will take place at St. Luke's Church, Douglas, Cork, on July 8. Marrying in India. C\ii July 9, in Mussooree, India, Mr. H. WL. F. Picard, 18th K.E.O. Cavalry, is mar rying J eannie, ...

... tor Fun and sun ramie tor Fun and sun ramie M I For a friendly welcome wherever you go. For a climate that never lets you down. For seas so warm you can stay in all day. For food that's so deliciously different. For the best holiday under the sun. Where so much costs so little. KRA. BASQUE t ATLANTIC 40°/ REDUCTION c A. s T 5 in Railway fares with the Tourist Travel Card nearer home don't ...

... si A m m sv ni r JUL TROUSERS for women have come to stay. Dunlop's are admirably tailored and made of weatherproof materials including worsted flannels and velvet cords by the way they are sold practically everywhere, but should difficulty be experienced in obtaining them, application should be made to Dunlop's, 28 St. George Street, Hanover Square, who will send the name of the nearest agent ...

... By SABRETACHE IT is announced in the public Press that two railway porters (ex) have broken records in the matters of (a) stature-- 6 ft. 6 in; and (b) diversity of service-- 99 stations. This, of course, is all most excellent and exciting, but we still wait for news of the railway porter who has broken the record in pronunciation. Not speaking out of the book, I say upon information and ...

... By FER-DE-MOLINE TOBY BENSON and I sat in the club verandah imbibing something short, the reward of a rather strenuous round, and preparatory to a bite of lunch. We had the place to ourselves until, with a clatter of clubs, there hove in sight the portly form of that distinguished and versatile officer, James Scott, Colonel in His Majesty's Corps of Royal Engineers, and until recently a ...

... A PUPPY SHOW- -AND OPENING DAY AT PETERBOROUGH The Rufford Puppy Show was excellent in every way, excepting one. The only snag was because it was a farewell party to Major John Hole, who has been their most excellent Hon. Sec. since 1934, and the Hunt presented him with a suitably inscribed cigarette-box {vide picture).- The Masters had a particularly good young entry on the flags, and bar ...

... By RICHARD KING Modern Houses. VERY little is sacred these days-- a permanent view least of all. Speaking personally, however, I believe that a view is not half so important as it is supposed to be-- not nearly so important in the way of per manent contentment as permanent tranquillity, a blessing well-nigh departed from the modem world! My own experi ence of a permanent view is that, after ...

... BRITISH ACTORS AND ACTRESSES BROADCAST IN HONOUR OF THE KING AND QUEEN'S VISIT TO THE U.S.A. (L. TO R.) GREER GARSON, LESLIE HOWARD, VIVIEN LEIGH, BRIAN AHERNE, RONALD COLMAN, AND BASIL RATHBONE Hyman Fink MOVITA (MRS. JACK DOYLE), NOW EN ROUTE TO ENGLAND FROM HOLLYWOOD GINGER ROGERS, WHO SHARES THE HONOURS WITH FRED ASTAIRE IN THE STORY OF VERNON AND IRENE CASTLE The all-star top photograph ...

... fiy HENRY LONGHURST HAVING concluded a busman's week- end, playing in the French Open Championship, I arrived home with the impression that Le Touquet has one of the finest courses in Great Britain. To call Le Touquet French would be, as I am sure my numerous French golfing friends would agree, a gross exaggeration. Why, even the notice- boards are printed in English, while the upturned ...

... Royalty in the person of H.R.H. the Duke of Windsor, attended by the ever-beautifully-turned-out Duchess of Windsor, honoured the Gala des Noces d'Or de la Tour Eiffel a thing which we in English should call something like its Golden Wedding. The indoor clothes, as may be noticed, perhaps, were as smart as the outdoor ones on the preceding page, and all manner of celebrities were there to wear ...

... Count Serge Rodzianko, formerly of the Imperial Russian Cavalry and now well known in London, where he has published several books, gave a late-night party at his Chelsea studio during the last week of the International Horse Show. Guests of honour were officers com peting at Olympia, and many other friends, amongst them the Duke of Gloucester's Equerry, Major How ard Kerr, accepted ...