... Wedding at St. Margaret's Lt. E. F. Russell and Lady Sarah Spencer-Churchill The Duke of Marlborough gave away his daughter, Lady Sarah Spencer- Churchill, at her marriage to Lt. Edwin F. Russell, United States Navy, which took place at St. Margaret's, Westminster, on May 15th. Lady Sarah is the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough's eldest daughter, and the bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Harker Campigli Capt. Robert K. S. Harker, R.A., only son of Mr. K. F. Harker, of Haisthorpe Hall, Driffield, East Yorkshire, married Kathleen Patricia Campigli, elder daughter of Lt.-Col. and Mrs. G. M. Campigli, of Dunsley, Milford-on-Sea, at St. James's, Spanish Place Squire Stevens Jeannotte William Arthur Squire Stevens M.R.C.V.S., only son ...

... B1 M E. BROOKE The housecoat has achieved a great success in the salons of Debenham and Freebody, Wigmore Street, where a great variety of models may be seen. The one portrayed above is of a silken material in a perfectly glorious colour scheme in which are subtly blended sunset as well as orange and unusual mimosa tints. It is just one of those affairs which cannot fail to please. The coat ...

... BUBBLE ami SQUEAK Stories from Everywhere HERE is a typical American story: Police Officers Blair and Shor were driving round in a radio patrol car. It was a delightful day, and the two minions of the law were quite con tented as they talked of football, and the latest movies, and who the next commissioner would be. Suddenly over their radio came a call for them. Calling car 34, the voice ...

... THE THREE MEN WHO CARRIED OUT THE FINAL OVERTHROW OF THE AXIS IN NORTH AFRICA: GENERAL ALEXANDER, during his visit to First Army Headquarters before the great Round up, confers in the open air with GENERAL ANDERSON (in beret) and AIR MARSHAL CONINGHAM Not only is the campaign in North Africa actually over it is also officially over Mr. Attlee declared this last week in the House of Commons. ...

... :!E JEEP IS NOW SERVING ON EVERY ALLIED WAR FRONT THROUGHOUT THE WORLD: Here a convoy of them is seen on a winding, hilly road, carrying supplies into the heart of the Burma jungle. The road has been carefully graded and strengthened by British engineers some of their baulks of timber and supplies of petrol have been left by the roadside. The U.S.-built jeep, as is now well known, can travel ...

... THE FEAR OF INVASION GROWS New Pictures from Enemy Sources showing how the West Wall is Going Up around the Coastline of Europe ii THE OLD PORT OF MARSEILLES BEING CLEARED BY THE NAZIS FOR DEFENCE WORKS The first explosions after the beginning of the demolitions On January 24 the inhabitants of the Old Port of Marseilles were ordered to evacuate their homes within the hour. As the time given ...

... The Work of the Imperial War Graves Commission, Begun in 1917, Still Goes on. By CHARLES GRAVES NOW that the Axis has been forced out of North Africa, the Graves Registration Units will be very busy classifying and checking the wooden crosses of the troops who have fallen in action. These Units work in close touch with the Army Casualty Branch, and it is their business to register the dead and ...

... COFFEE is one of the most important products of Brazil, and large shipments are exported to the coffee-drinking countries. In the year 1940-1 Brazil produced 20,850,000 bags each weighing 60 kilos (about 132 lb.). The country is well suited for coffee- growing, and plantations are taking the place of large areas of rough forest. The pictures show the prepara tion of land for a coffe e crop in ...

... Should We Have' a Standard Ball? A YORKSHIRE reader writes: The members of my club and I often have friendly arguments regarding the merits of different makes of golf balls. I think we are all agreed that the quality of balls should be standard. Other ball games have their standard balls, and we think golf should be the same. When I say standard,' the letter goes on, I mean that all the balls ...

... FOLLOWING on the rally at Arundel Castle of the W.L.A. on May 9th, there was a rally, organised by Mrs. Kilian Konig, of members of the National Federation of the Young Farmers' Clubs. Its President, the Duke of Norfolk, took a very active part in the function, which grew from its modest programme to a most important West Sussex occasion. A novel feature was the judging by teams of young ...

... Ploughing for Victor/ PLOUGHING competitions, the countryside over have long been a feature of English outdoo life. They have been brought up to date it recent years by the introduction of machinery an other displays, with lectures by skilled demonstrator: Although these pleasant functions are partly recreative they serve an important purpose. The young me learn from their elders and, where ...