... Capt. Sir Anthony Bonham, The Royal Scots Greys, succeeded as the fourth Baronet in 1937, on the death of his father, Major Sir Eric Bonham, C.V.O., of Crudwell, Malmesbury, Wilts. His marriage to Miss Felicity Pardoe, only daughter of Col. and Mrs. F. L. Pardoc, of Bartonbury, Cirencester, took place in London last February. In peacetime Sir Anthony and Lady Bonham are well known figures in ...

... I Mrs Peter Thin was married in May to Capt. Peter Thin, M.C., The Royal Dragoons. She is the daughter of Col. Mark Sykes, O.B.E. M.C. ...

... Mr H. A Jones was appointed to his present post in January this year, succeeding Viscount Stansgate. Official air de Cuerr T P i Y r J, T L the RFC- was wounded -d awarded the MX. and the Crok de Guerre with 1 aim. Invalided home, He then qualified as an air navigator instructor, and served as an instructor at schools of aeronautics After the Armistice Mr. Jones served in the historical ...

... A Young Dancer of the Sadler s i School Margaret Dale is One of the Brilliant Young J Contribute so Much to the Success of the Sadler's sts Who Company Morgoref Dale a, The (i-. Z Robert Delp-nann it h oliver A Very Charming Portrait of the Young Soloist in the Costume She II j c fygnes In v jfrid ...

... -V$4 By Sabretache Suits Us HEINZ LIEBSCHER, one of Herr Doktor Gobbels' foremost litterateurs, says (under instruction): There is no honourable capitulation for us in this war, only a struggle to the last breath. The road to Germany is over our dead bodies. H'ir sini sehr zufrieden and, in our own tongue, 1 add And the more the better The world has stood the Germanic tribes for over 2000 ...

... IMPERIAL LUTHER TOILET SOAPS FOR THE DISCRIMINATING MANCHESTER THE A vase to inspire the poets a soap to satisfy the fastidious what have they in common When one is a Wedg wood and the other Imperial Leather, the answer is not hard to find. ...

... Princess Elizabeth and her sister recently paid a visit to a camp for Sea Rangers and Girl Guides in the country. Both she and Princess Margaret took an active part in the work of the camp, helping to prepare and cook the outdoor meal, and to do the washing-up. Princess Elizabeth was enrolled as a Sea Ranger early last year, and was wearing the Sea Hanger uniform, while Princess Margaret wore ...

... 0 A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The Queen At Home WHILE His Majesty was away on his historically important journey abroad, the Queen took the opportunity of visiting her brother, and stayed the week-end as his guest at St. Paul's, Walden Bury, the Strathmore home in Hertfordshire, where Her Majesty was born. Over the comfortable- looking red-brick Queen Anne house, which was always ...

... The Duke of Grafton and Mrs. Currie The Duke of Grafton of Euston Hall, Thetford, Norfolk, married as his third wife Mrs. Rita Currie, at Barnham Church, on July 18lh. The bride, widow of Lt.-Cdr. J. T. Currie R.N. is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Carr-Ellison. The Duke has four sons and one daughter by his first and second marriages Major A. Acland and Miss Rooke I he marriage ...

... Prince William Up to Date With His Parents at Barnwell Manor Barnwell Manor Photographs by Lee Miller 0 When we published pictures a year ago of Prince William at Barnwell his activities were largely con fined to the sandpit in the garden. This year a flat-bottomed sailing-boat seems to be the thing and an all-absorbing occupation. The young son of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester is now ...

... The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Lochee-Bayne Prendergast Mr. Wykeham Lochci-Baync, eldest son of the late Louis Lochce-Baync and Mrs. I^ochee- Bayne of Danehill, and Miss Anne Roselind Maxim* Prendergast youngest daughter of the late Cdr. Edmund Prendergast and Mrs. Prendergast of Meads, Hay wards Heath were married at St. Paul's, Hay wards Heath T yler Congreve CP'- Richard M. ...

... I I NUFFIELD rVJ PRODUCT le of the fine cars of the NUFFIELD ORGANIZATION m Moorehead the famous War Correspondent writing from the beachhead, June 12-- It must have been pleasant for General Montgomery to MM see among our booty a number of British vehicles of the Morris ^j| make which the Germans Ww apparently captured at Dunkirk Xk and are still using. Extract from Daily Express W ...