... Lady Cromwell, herself the wife of a prisoner of war, is working at Northampton, packing parcels for prisoners. Formerly Miss Freda Cripps, only daughter of Major Sir Frederick Beresford Cripps and Lady Cripps, of Ampney Park, Cirencester, she married in 1925 the fifth Baron Cromwell, of Misterton liall, Rugby, the first holder of the title since 1 197, in whose favour it was called out of ...

... Tennis Player and Sduller and Some Civilian Defence Badges Alice Marble American tennis International and former U.S. singles champion and John B. Kelly former single sculls champion are now Assistant Directors of Civilian Defence in charge of Physical Training she for women he for men. What they're doing here is looking at insignia for enrolled volunteer workers in civilian defence with C.D ...

... Miss Audrey Debenham Does the Flowers Left Miss Audrey Debenham youngest of the five daughters of Sir Ernest Debenham, Bt., of Moor Lane House, Briants- puddle, Dorset, is an Assistant Section Officer in the W-A.A.F. Here she is arranging some flowers to decorate her office Right Miss Betty Lee has just been promoted to officer's rank in the W.A.A.F. She is now Assistant Section Officer. Miss ...

... /f/t The Taller and Bystander's Review of Weddings and Engagements Richard Nathaniel T wisleton- Wykcham-Fiennes, second son of' the late G. Y. Twisleton- Wykeham Fiennes, and Mrs. Twisleton Wykeham Fiennes, and Mary Morwenna Daphne Hale, daughter of the Rev. J. R. and Mrs. Hale, of Y aiding Vicarage, Maidstone, Kent, were married at Yalding Church Sec.-Lieut. James Charles Cecil, K.R.R.C., ...

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... by M. E. BROOKE The maternity frock, formerly such a problem to the prospective mother, has been simplified and certain devices introduced for camouflaging unattractive contours, lo Dickins, Jones, Regent Street, must be given the credit of the model on the left. It is carried out in a soft material and is available in many colour combinations. There is the coat with the adjustable back, ...

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... One Thing and Another By D. B. Wyndham Lewis MAKING rather a naively exclamatory or headline issue of the fact that a poet, Mr. Francis Meynell, has been appointed Board of Trade Adviser on Con sumer Needs, the Fleet Street boys seemed to forget that the dreamiest poets are notoriously men of action. Chaucer (later Ambassador) fought a chap in Fleet Street. Villon was always being slung into ...

... Celebrity Sitters To Artists of Three Nations Se, Rodzianko Paints a Polish Portrait Alexander Jaray Models Mr. Lloyd George Alexander Jaray the Austrian sculptor, ivent to stay with Mr. Lloyd George at Churt recently. W hile there he made a bust of his host in clay since cast in bronze which will be the chief exhibit at a show of Jar ay's work to be held in London shortly. One of Vienna's ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Gracious People I Too, Have Lived in Arcadia (Macmillan, 15s.) Mrs. Belloc Lowndes's memoir of her own family, has a haunting, very distinctive charm. It is a book in a thousand, for it conveys the character of a group of people, at once highly civilised and original, and the atmosphere of an unusual place. From the moment when, on a spring day in 1867, two English ladies ...