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... TwO Generations Work Parties, War Relief, Weddings Lady Alastair Innes-Ker and Miss Florence 0. Nelson Lady Carolyn Howard daughter of the Earl and Countess of Carlisle is now a company assistant second lieutenant) in the A.T.S. One of the Carlisle places Castle Howard now occupied by a school was partly burned down last month. It is among the most famous of the great houses of Yorkshire Ludy ...

... By Richard King Dear Lady with a Past HOW very true it is that the young always believe that the old were born old. It is so difficult to realise when we are in our twenties that the day will dawn which finds our faces no longer fresh and dewy, but withered and dilapidated. And it all comes about so imperceptibly! Until at last, in perhaps the glaring light of a spring morning, we discover the ...

... and Lady Greenwood spent with their' ger son the Hon. Eric Greenwood. Lord Greenwood ivas educated inada. His wife was the former Dame Margery Spencer daughter le late Mr. Walter Spencer, of Fownhope Court, Herefordshire Left Mr. A. Stanley, Mrs. Thomas Clyde, Miss Constance Stanley and the Hon. Julian Fane, younger son of the Earl and Countess of Westmor land, were strolling round in the ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings .King-- Moss Lieut. (A.) Philip Francis King R.N. Edvina Mary Binky Moss married at St. Mark's, North Audley Street. She is the daughter of the late Sir Edward Moss, of Middle- ton, Midlothian, and Lady Moss, of 20, Grosvenor Square. She is a F.A.N.Y. ambulariice driver Crabtree Barrington-Ward Sec.-Lt. William Crabtree, R.A., son of W. R. Crab- ...

... By Eleanor E. Helme THERE are worse places than a railway station, even if nowadays a good many hours, cumulatively speaking, are spent pacing up and down them, and some of them don't 'ave much work for a window cleaner, as a Tommy beside me remarked, looking at the dome of one this morning. Failing a hedge or a hill to sit under or on, or seaside links on a crisp September morning, I can be ...

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... HOMES DON'T LET THE WAR SPOIL THE CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS! 8,250 Boys and Girls constantly supported. CHRISTMAS GIFTS TOWARDS THE MAINTENANCE OF THIS NATIONAL WORK WILL BE HEARTILY WELCOMED. feeds one Child foi (j 10 days at the B CHRISTMAS SEASON. Cheques, etc. (crossed), payable Dr. Barnardo's Homes, should be sent to 330 Barnardo House, Stepney Causetrav. London, E.l. OVER 2,700 BARNARDO OLD ...

... WEDDINGS, CHRISTENINGS, SALES, AND WAR VORK AT HOME AND IN THE U.S.A. The DUCHESS OF NORFOLK attended the Newmarket bloodstock sales last week. She is seen with the jockey MICHAEL BEARY. MR. R. P. GILL, MRS. FULKE WALWYN and MR. FULKE WALWYN, the well-known steeple chase rider, at the bloodstock sales. Left MRS. GEORGE GIBSON and MRS. DEREK EVANS attended the Newmarket blood- slock sales when ...

... . MYRNA LOY and WILLIAM POWELL are the screen's favourite husband and wife. In 44 I LOVE YOU AGAIN, they 44 play house again as Larry and Kay. Doc Ryan (FRANK McHUGH is left). Herbert (DONALD DOUGLAS), Kay (MYRNA LOY), Kay's mother (NELLA WALKER), Larry (WILLIAM POWELL), 44 Doc Ryan (FRANK McHUGH), and a friend (HARLAN BRIGGS) are left to right in this still. Kay was going to divorce Larry ...

... . With the pantomime season within sight, principal boys have gone into training and are limbering-up and 44 keeping their feet in at Buddy Bradley's school of stage dancing in London. PATRICIA BURKE, who is to be Principal Boy in one of Tom Arnold's pantos, at Manchester, is shown at exercise with MISS SKEAPING, the well-known ballet and stage dancing mistress. JEAN GILLIE and PATRICIA BURKE ...