... Back from Bulgaria Mr. George Rendel at Home Mr. George Rendel, British Minister in Sofia from 1938 until Bulgaria joined the Axis Powers, had an exciting journey across Europe on his way back to London, travelling for weeks by steamer, train, aeroplane and car. He had a narrow escape from bombs, neatly disguised in suitcases, which exploded in the Pera Palace Hotel at Istanbul, where he and ...

... By Richard King Stories by The Few I WOULD advise you to read those thrilling and inspiring books, Winged Words (our airmen speak for themselves), published by Heinemann (8s.), and The Battle of Britain, 1940) (Geofrey Bles; 10s. 6 d.) in co-operation. Each is a kind of companion picture of the other. The former consists of short, but marvellously vivid, exciting and soul-stirring accounts, ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Garthwaite Macleod Major Clive Charlton Garthwaite R.A., elder son of Major and Mrs. Alan Garthwaite o/ Kirby Lonsdale, arid Dorothea Helen (Tndi) Macleod, younger daughter of Major-General and Mrs. Charles Macleod, of 5, Port man Mansions, W. 1 (now at Eynesbury, Merrow, Guildford), were married at the King's Chapel of the Savoy Gardner Hutton-W ...

... y4 By Oliver Stewart Cyclic Simplicity IT is a curiosity of our times that the aeroplane is in abundance while air travel is in abeyance. How hollow, to-day, sound the slogans of the civil aviation salesmen urging us all to travel by air. Now only the privileged few, who can muster some paper and pack-thread author isation from a Government department can get a seat in a transport aeroplane. ...

... Fashions in footwear are full of surprises. Although the colours are gay and the styles are practical, Fortnran and Mason, Piccadilly, declare with jus tice lhat the best quality must be bought if true value is' to be obtained. High heels have passed away. Generally speaking, they measure from 1 to 1 J ins., while many of the uppers are of the classic character in suede and calf. Badges, ...

... by M. E. Brooke 44 Quality is all-important now that 44 coupon shopping prevails. The 44 Gor-ray Koneray pleated skirt is an excellent investment. It can be made of the customer's own materials, or in others sup plied by the firm, which include a variety of tweeds, flannels, worsteds, linens *and serge. This ready to wear skirt is arranged with gradu ated knife-edge pleats all round which ...

... Captain Arthur Thomas Chamberlayne, Royal Fusiliers and Miss Sylvia Morwenna Mor rison-Bell were married at St. George's, Hanover Square. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Cham berlayne, of Beech Hill, Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk. She is the younger daughter of Lieut.-Col. and the Hon. Mrs. E. W. Morrison- Bell, of Pit House, Bern- bridge, Isle of Wight, and a niece of Lord Clinton Mr. ...

... King Peter in England Yugoslavia's Seventeen- Y ear-Old King Joins His Mother at Her Country Home King Peter of Yugoslavia arrived in England by air from the Middle East on June 21st, and went straight to his mother's cottage in the country. Queen Marie had not seen her eldest son for more than a year not since she left Yugoslavia to visit her two younger sons who are at school over here, and ...

... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Wedding MAJOR RONALD STANYFORTH and Miss Prudence Daniel were married at the King's Chapel of the Savoy. The bride wore a turquoise-coloured dress made of thin wool, and pleated, with a full length coat to match. Her hat, the same colour, had an upturned brim edged with velvet ribbon. The reception was in the Pinafore Room at the ...

... Lady in the Dark Scenes from the Psychological-Musical-Comedy-Drama, Starring Gertrude Lawrence, Which Has Been Broadway's Big Hit of 1941 Lady in the Daik, which since January has been the smash-hit of the theatrical season on Broadway, has done some thing quite new on the stage. It has combined a serious story about a suc cessful business woman who goes for treatment to a psycho-analyst, ...

... The Countess of Limerick, as President of the County of London Branch of the British Red Cross Society, is a very busy woman, and spends many hours working at her desk at headquarters. Apart from this she is also on the Women's Consultative Committee, appointed by the Minister of Labour Mr. Ernest Bevin, to advise on the recruiting and registration of women for war service. Before her marriage ...

... Summer Street Scenes Walking, Talking, Selling and Sandwiching Around London Flower Girl to Royalty The Hon. Katharine Chatfield ivas one of the tivo jlower-sellers who went to Buckingham Palace to sell Alexandra Day roses to the King and Queen. A special Victorian posy was presented to the Duchess of Kent for Princess Alexandra. Miss Chatfield who is Admiral of the Fleet Lord Chatfield's ...