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... 0 A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country News of the Duchess of Kent MOST welcome event for many weeks in royal circles was the re-entry of the Duchess of Kent into public life. She chose the W.R.N.S., of which she is Commandant, for her first visit ...
... C /)^ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Court Mourning THE deep shadow cast by the sudden death of the Duke of Kent will take a long time to pass, for he was a man with many friends. In these days of few, if any, enter tainments on the grand scale ...
... ()U /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The Duke of Kent is Seven THE young Duke of Kent celebrated his seventh birthday very quietly in the country with his mother and his. aunt, Princess Olga. The Duchess is only gradually recovering from the ...
... 0.. M /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Active Royalty PRINCESS HELENA VICTORIA, the King's cousin and granddaughter of Queen Victoria, must be one of the busiest members of the older generation of the Royal Family. At the age of seventy-two ...
... Ofa Dty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The King at Portsmouth THE primary cause of the King's recent visit to Portsmouth was his Majesty's desire to take leave of his old friend Admiral Sir William James, C.-in-C. of the Port since 1939. He lunched ...
... 0 uci 0^ /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Old Acquaintance Among the tours which their Majesties have made lately was one to the great Central Ordnance Depot, which supplies all our armies in the field. There they found a pleasant surprise ...
... 6.. A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Rare Visitor THE PRINCESS ROYAL paid one of her rare visits to London the other day to inspect progress in the pied-a-terre in St. James's Palace which the King has given her and the Earl of Harewood for use ...
... 0 A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Close Friends THE Prime Minister goes off on his third historic voyage to America. Mrs. Churchill bids him good-bye at 10, Downing Street. Once departed, Mrs. Churchill does not hear from him again while he is ...
... a lovely old and historic house in Sussex, which they did up very beauti fully just before the war, but when they are down there now they live in a tiny cottage on the estate, as the big house has been requisitioned to house all the old ladies who were ...
... 6 u^cl A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Royal Birthdays THE KING'S younger daughter, Princess Margaret Rose, was twelve last week. Like all Royal Family birthday cele brations in wartime, it was a quiet affair, but some of the young Princess's ...
... C A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country World Sympathy The Duchess of Kent has left The Coppins to spend some time alone with her children at the home of a friend in the country. So far, she has made no plans at all for the future, but it will certainly ...
... stars high up in Brook House used to be. In taking Sir Michael Duff Assheton-Smith's house she has exchanged her two-floored eyrie, with its spacious rooms and wonderful views over Hyde Park, for one of those attractive small houses in Belgravia which have ...