... Out of Season By Oliver Stewart SPRING has become Cream-bun Hit ler's moll. By being seen about so often, and by allowing herself to be so closely associated with the noted beer garden bullet-plugger, she has lost her reputation. You remember how spring used to be symbolic of life and love. When the cinema screen, after an hour of crashing contrasts, went mazily mottled, when there was a ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Watson Moore Captain Bruce Edmesion Watson R.A., and Joan Elizabeth Moore daughter of Major and Mrs. William Moore now at Grantley Hotel S half or d Surrey, were married at Shalford Parish Church. He is the son of Professor and Mrs. H. E. Watson, of Dolphin Court, Crajiswater Gardens, Southsea, Hants. T revor Baynham Lieut. K. R. S. Trevor, ...

... By Appointment °ffie indispensable 9? U ensemble ^0V SmaV 6nfTi?r'e f°r Spring' in fine novelty O ^°,01' Wl,h half-moon motifs on the becoming bodice and repeated on the jacket; the skirt features the new pleating. In black, beige navy, banana, shades of blue, and other spring colours. Five sizes IO2 ans Size 48, lid gns. o* A-C?e'i9htful ensemb'e' in matt-surface crepe with an original waist ...

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... i By Winifred Lewis We each have our war aims. Some we share with the world at large, some have a private and more personal significance. All of them are based upon the knowledge that bad old systems are to-day tumbling about us like nine-pins, old prejudices are melting like snow before a fire, and that the future offers us a chance for reconstruction that we dare not miss. To begin with ...

... MAKE IT IIS WHITE FOR DASH AND DISTINCTION MATERIALS 9 oz. Copley-Smith's Excelsior 4-ply white; a pair each of No. 9 and No. 11 needles; press studs. MEASUREMENTS Round bust, 34 ins. sleeve seam, IS ins. length, 20 ins. TENSION 8 sts. and 10 rows to 1 in. BACK AND FRONT ALIKE Cast on 1 14 sts. with No. 1 1 needles. Work 6 ins. in follow ing patt. 1st row. K. 2, p. 6 rep. from to end of row, ...

... The Orphan Isle By Harold J. Shepstone WILL America take over Green land? That is the question which is exercising the minds of states men in Washington. It is suggested that she should buy from Denmark just as she purchased Alaska from Russia and develop it. That she is concerned over the ultimate fate of this far-flung Arctic possession of Denmark is obvious. Within a few days of the German ...

... Ea I ■m? m w^L LONDON BALDOCK, HERTS BIGGLESWADE, BEDS DOWLAIS, GLAM LIGHTS 0' LONDON I ...

... A Dame of Grace the Countess of Cromer The Countess of Cromer is the Lady County President of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in Somerset, one of the senior women members of the Order, and also an officer of the St. John Ambulance Nursing Division (103), No. 1 (Prince of Wales's) District. London-- a hard worker in this good cause. r Before her marriage to the Earl of Cromer in 1908, she ...

... By Foresight A Very Gallant Gentleman THE closing days of the struggle in Greece revealed King George of the Hellenes in the finest light. To the end he remained calm, resolute and efficient. His was the determination which made it possible for Sir Archibald Wavell to make his final arrange ments for the forces of the Empire, and it was in personal consultation with the King that the British ...

... Moods and Fancies Beatrice Appleyard in One of Her Own Ballets at the Windmill Theatre Beatrice Appleyard has been dancer, choregrapher and ballet mistress at the. Windmill Theatre for some considerable time, and went back there a few weeks ago refreshed by a brief return to classical ballet as a guest-artist at the Arts Theatre. She was trained in ballet by Ninette de Valois, and was an ...