... THE HIGHWAY OF FASHION By M. E. BROOKE Women are exceedingly particular regarding their uniforms. Not only must they be correct in every detail, but the cut and tailoring must be of a very high order of merit. No fault can ever be found with those for which Moss Bros., of King Street, Covent Garden, are famous. An illustrated booklet would be sent on application. It is an A.T.S. greatcoat ...

... ln the Ntlonal interest empty your packet at M time of purchase M and leave with M JU your tobacconist your packet at M time of purchase M and leave with M JM your tobacconist Still the same fine Navy Once more the 'Nelson touch is seen as our fine9t traditions of the Navy. Another for a proud tradition of quality and service. A guarantee that the Cigarette wbich brings pleasure and composure ...

... Song and Dance, in Sussex Stars at an Officers' Club Elizabeth Allan, the screen- and-stage star, her husband, Bill O'Brycn, the theatrical manager, note in charge of an A. A. battery were photographed with Mrs. John Detcar, the organiser of the Officers Club. Mrs. Dewar owns many race-horses as does also her husband, Mr. J. A. Dewar ivhose Cameronian won the Derby in 1931 Flight Lieut. ...

... A Week-end in the Country Commander Stephen King-Hall Clears His Head for Politics and Journalism Among the Simpler Complications of Farming and Gardening The pigs do well on household swill The pi he Commander* s experienced eye Geese go walking, and so do the Commander and I farm at Hartfield House makes its mcners almost self-supporting, i o market The rock-garden is the Commander's own ...

... -/4 By Sabretache The Passivord and the Countersign THE former is Resurgam; the latter Nec Aspera Terrent. We have been assured that at the end of her in vasion Germany estimates that she will have a force of 200,000 men left alive. Hitherto fnost people have rated the German General Staff a highly intelligent organisation. A Last Link with Horsemanship Whilst many of us agree with our ...

... Air Ministry Accolade By Oliver Stewart UNHOLY glee transports me when I see it stated in some newly published work --be it book or newspaper-- that it has been compiled with the full collabora tion of the Air Ministry or that it has been issued in the national interest. For that is surely no less than an indica tion that the old commercial genius persists, and that the most solemn and ...

... The Tatler and Bystanders Review of Weddings and Engagements Hughes Michaelis Sec.-Lt. Thomas Peter Hughes, R.A., son of the late Major B. M. Hughes, of Wymondham, Norfolk, and Mrs. Ralph dc Poix, of 37, Porchester Terrace, IV. 2, ami his Josephine Michaelis, daughter of the late Sir Mux Michaelis, and Mrs. Lilian Ibbetson, of 24, Parksidc, S.W.I, were married at ChelseaOld Church W alker ...

... /^VNE could not wonder at any rate, no- V_/body did wonder that Cheng should have been smitten by Rosie, since Rosie was a rare item in the London scene. One can go about London all day for a week and seldom see a living creature. Millions of animated phantoms pass along, but only when one of the Rosies flashes by does one realise the meaning of being ali ve. Rosie was unmistakably alive. She ...

... The Hon. Mrs. Hamilton-Russell and Her Son Miss Compt on Collier This young man is the eight-months-old son of Major the Hon. Richard and Mrs. Hamilton- Russell, and grandson of Viscount Boyne. His father, who is in the 17th/21st Lancers, is Lord and Lady Boyne's second son. His mother was the Hon. Pamela Cayzer before her marriage in 1939, and is the elder daughter of Lord and Lady Rotherwick ...

... Mrs. John Taylor's Unit By Pamela Murray IF aircraft and arms-production plans had matured with the same rapidity, and hit the pace with the consistency the multitudinous charitable organisations devote to Great Britain's cause, our troubles would be well-nigh over. Charity, going arm-in-arm with Sassiety, is bene fiting from the traditionally hectic tempo of the New York winter season, now ...

... From Father to Brother Emlyn Williams, Who Wrote The Light of Heart, Has Now Taken Godfrey Tearle's Place in the Play, and Has Turned the Drunken Father Into a Dissolute Brother Brother and sister: Emlyn Williams as Maddoc Thomas and Angela Baddeley as the lame Cattrin Entry of a failure the young actor who showed such brilliant promise is reduced to playing Santa Claus in a Christmas bazaar ...

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