... MISS PAMELA PHILLIPS AND MR. FELIX KRISH WITH THEIR AMBULANCE MISS E. C. HANN, COMMANDANT, AND MISS DOROTHY STEWART TWO DRIVERS: MISS ELIZABETH PHILLIPS AND MR. A. G. MORRIS DEPUTY-COMMANDANT LADY WILTON AND STOREKEEPER MRS. OR ME THE ONLY AMERICAN-BORN DRIVER MRS. EVERARD J. B. HOW RECREATION CORNER Including Mrs. Ronald Orpen, Mrs. Wilfred Haviland, Mrs. T. S. V. Phillips, Messrs. P. Morley, ...

... HbbI THE ways of the powers that be are dark and inscrutable. In the hopes that they are always right we bow to their commands. Darkness is so essential that the toll of deaths from boredom or head-on collisions is said by statisticians to equal the total casualties of the first Punic War, while secrecy has been carried to such a point that smash-and-grab raids cannot be discovered till next ...

... NO, Très Cher, not in Paris: we have gone back to the old 1914-1918 address-- Somewhere in France! During the past week I have visited quite a few Somewheres, with various car-loads of refugees of assorted sizes, com plete with babies, sewing and typing machines, mattresses and household pets. Yea, even a bowl of goldfish, of which the occu pants arrived somewhat the worse for wear at ...

... igggl OVYVliI BABY CARRIAGE is made how every item o£ material is examined before being passed-- how the accumulated ex perience and craftsmanship of 66 years goes into every carriage-- you would simply insist on an OSNATH for your baby. Truly the Rolls-Royce of Baby. Carriages. This is The London the very latest achievement in Baby Coach design, styling and refinement. Note the new large ...

... N W J per bottle m J S m Per bottle m J If H-- m. IgP^ Poise, that quality so inexplicably the essence ot wJ feminine charm, belongs to all 1 women who use , the world- W J famous skin food. By refreshing and W/ stimulating the cells of the skin, 1 actually strengthens the skin and helps it to V I banish that roughness and redness which rob the j f comolexion of its natural beautv. is ...

... By PETER TRAILL {Mr. Richard King will resume his usual article next week.) WHEN the Punch- and- Judy showman used to take up a modest pitch in a quiet street, and I stood looking up at the tiny stage where Punch was living so des perate an exis tence, I do not remember that I ever wanted to peep behind the curtains at the back so that I might have the satis faction of telling everyone I met, ...

... 5 THE WAR WEDDINGS: J PRESENT AND FUTURE MR. AND MRS. ARCHIBALD DAVID MANISTY ROSS n i, MR. AND MRS. ROBERT C0LLINGFORD I I AFTER THEIR WEDDING IN CHELSEA ENGAGED MR. K. B. MOORE AND MISS NOEL PAULINE CLARRY MR. AND THE HON. MRS. CHRISTOPHER DALLMEYER THE MARQUESS AND MARCHIONESS TOWNSHEND MR. AND MRS. J. BAXENDALE LEAVING ST. MARYLEBONE CHURCH 1 The wedding rush occasioned almost exclusively ...

... THE HON. MRS. RANDAL PLUNKETT, TO WHOM A SON HAS BEEN BORN Poole. Dublin H.M. QUEEN MARY, COLONEL ARTHUR DUGDALE AND SOME OTHER PEOPLE SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND W. J. Bull MRS. BRIAN WILLIAMS, HER LITTLE FAMILY, AND HOME DOGS SANDY, RENE AND PEKE IN TOWN ONE NIGHT MISS MARY CHARTERIS AND MR. GEORGE DOUGHTY ALSO IN LONDON TOWN SIR ROBERT THROCKMORTON, CAPTAIN ARCHIE CRABBE, MR. C. C. OPPENHEIM, MR. ...

... day's house, east hanney, the new home of lord and LADY EBURY THREE ON THE WALL LADY EBURY WITH FRANCIS (LEFT) AND VICTOR OUTSIDE DAY'S HOUSE FRANCIS' AND VICTOR'S IDEA OF FOOD-HOARDING Lord and Lady Ebury have only recently moved from Kingston Bagpuize to nearby East Hanney, where they have taken the delightful old house pictured above. And now Lord Ebury has moved off again, to an anti ...

... WAR OR NO WAR THE FILMS GO ON The general relief af the decision of the British Government to reopen the cinemas, withir business and the general mental health of the nation. Here are presented some of those to celebrated people in their hours of ease for the most part; Sonja Henie being aboi Martin, of the golden voice, sky-rocketed to fame in one night by her singing M this, Paramount have ...

... MR. WILLIE JAMESON, IRELAND'S VETERAN SPORTSMAN, AND HIS WIFE MR. CHRISTOPHER NIXON AND LADY NIXON, HIS MOTHER A RECENT ENGAGEMENT MR. ANDREW LEVINS MOORE, M.S.H., AND MISS JANE GILL LADY ORANMORE AND BROWNE AND MRS. WILFRED FITZ GERALD THE COUNTESS TAAFE AND MR. WILFRED FITZ GERALD MRS. J. A. C. COLVILLE AND MISS INA TOLLEMACHE Poole, Dublin It is pleasant to gaze upon some people who have ...

... By SABRETACHE THE motto Ich Dien, which is that of the Prince of Wales when we happen to have one, would seem to have a very special significance at this present moment. This blacking-out business is, of course, a trial to housewives, housemaids, and all others concerned, and we may think that our A.R.P. wardens are inclined to be a trifle pernickety at times but actually they are not being ...