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... Engaged Lady Georgina Hay The engagement was recently announced between Lady Marguerite Georgina Christine Hay and Mr. Arthur Nicholas Coleridge, Irish Guards. Lady Georgina is the second of the four daughters of the Marquess and Marchioness of Tweeddale, whose place in Scotland is Yester Gifford, East Lothian. Her eldest sister married the Hon. Geoffrey Lionel Berry, Lord Kemslev's son and ...
... 6 6 Ziegfeld Girl A Big l\ew Musical at the Empire Motro-Goldwyn-Mayer has assembled its most brilliant stars and the pick of Hollywood's beauty for the most lavish screen spectacle for many years. James Stewart, Judy Garland, Hedy Lamarr, and Lana Turner are some of the big names appearing in Ziegfeld Girl to be seen at the Empire this week. Veteran Director Robert Z. 44 Pop Leonard directed ...
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... By James Agate Let Us Meander THOUSANDS of years ago there was a district in Asia Minor called Phrygia, and in it there was a river named Meander. It is, of course, possible that the country and the river are still there. This river declined to keep straight on and indulged in innumerable twists and turnings. From it we derive the English word meander. Coleridge set his sacred River Alph ...
... Free Time Lady Suirdale and Lady Limerick Viscountess Suirdale and the Countess of Limerick are tivo full-time Red Cross workers Lady Limerick as president of the London City and County Red Cross. Lady Suirdale. whose husband is a major in the Royal Armoured Corps is the Earl of Donoughmore's daughter-in-law Home Coming Lord and Lady Halifax Viscount Halifax arrived in England about ten days ...
... Ballet at the Lyric Mona Inglesby Has Brought Her Company to London The International Ballet, which Mona Inglesby founded and directs, opened a three-weeks season at the Lyric last Tuesday (26th). Besides its director, Nina Tarakanova, Celia Franca and Ailne Phillips, Harold Turner and Rovi Pavinoff are its chief dancers, Stanislas Idzikowski is its maitre de ballet, and Serge Krish the ...
... The Tatler and Bystander in Town and Country By Bridget Chetwynd Duchess of Gloucester A MONSTER fĂȘte, to which five or six thousand people went, was held at Hinchingbrooke Castle, Huntingdon shire, in aid of the Red Cross. The castle belongs to Lord and Lady Sandwich, who kindly lent the whole of the beautiful grounds and gardens, and the Duchess of Gloucester was there, with Princess Helena ...
... I Tennis for Charity A Big Tournament at Ascot Lady Crosfield and Mrs. Philip Hill recently organ ised an afternoon of tennis matches in aid of the Red Cross and St. John Ambu lance Fund. The grounds of Englemere House, Ascot, were lent for the occasion by Sir Archibald and Lady Weigall. Some 800 people watched the excellent tennis provided by some of our best-known players, and the weather ...
... By Pamela Murray Barkers for Britain THE indefatigable Bundles for Britain held a lawn (garden) party for dogs in front of the State Capitol at Albany, capital of New York State. The gathering inaugurated a membership drive for a new, subsidiary branch, Barkers for Britain. The emblem of member ship is a bronze medallion which dog-owners buy for fifty cents and attach to the dumb chum's ...
... A Kind of Ruffian By Christopher St. John BOTH Edward Trelawny's famous books, The Adventures of a Younger Son and Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron, were published, as Miss Margaret Armstrong reminds us in her biography, which has the distinction of being the first full-sized one (Trelawny a Man's Life: Hale; 15s.), in times unfavourable to their success-- the first in ...
... This year Sidney Webb is eighty-two and his wife is eighty-three. For more than fifty years they have devoted themselves to social, industrial, economic and political investigation, and to the authorship, first separately, and since 1894 (when their first joint book, The History of Trade Unionism was published) in collaboration, of a body of work a score of monumental volumes unsurpassed in ...
... The Leger By Sabretache DESPITE the fact that the enemy has named September 1st as the day upon which he intends to conquer Great Britain and crown The Misleader in, presumably, Westminster Abbey, we still intend to run the Leger next Saturday, September 6th, and this, as I suggest, is a very good sign, because it shows not com placency, but that we are upon a very even keel. That is a thing ...