... Mrs. Patrick Leith, seen with her daughter, Meryan Patricia Louise, is the wife of Major Patrick T. V. Leith, only son of Major A. R. Leith and the Hon. Mrs. Leith, of Petmathen, Aberdeenshire. She is the only daughter of Col. and Mrs. H. W. Mirehouse, of Belswardyn Hall, Cressage, Shropshire Mrs. S. L. Buxton is the widow of Major Samuel Luckyn Buxton, M.C. and Bar, 17121st Lancers, who was ...

... The Insignia of a Companion of the Military Division of the Order of the Bath was recently conferred on Major-Gen. Urquhart. Commander of the 1st Airborne Division which made such a magnificent stand at. Arnhem, he received his award at an investiture at Buckingham Palace when over sixty Glider men and Paratroops who took part in the operation were decorated. Major-Gen. Urquhart was educated ...

... -44 By Sabretache Siiner-Tmnnsiner IT is suggested that anyone whom recent happenings may have made feel like a bowl ful of quivering curds should super-impose the battle plan of Blenheim upon that of the Battle of the Rhine, and then ask himself the question whether Von Rundstedt is not the hfst ripnpral fiahtinp nn thp sirlf* nf +hr TTnitH Nations? The supplementary question is obviously ...

... Headquarters Staff of a R.A.F. Training Unit rront row S/Ldr. O. W. T. Rogers, Major the Hon. B. A. A. >gilvy, M.V.O., M.C., S/Ldr. J. W. Maddock, G/Capt. G. C. Hadon, S/Ldrs. A. H. Bushell, M.B.E., J. R. Cox, J. A. S. ireen. Middle row F/Lt. G. T. Withenvick, S/Ldr. Rev. B. H. libbs, F/Lts. J. D. Grant, A. H. Snell, J. Barton, S/Ldr. Rev. C. Luck, F/Lt. G. Shaw. Back row F/Lt. W. Bowring, 7 ...

... HAT PARADE A* LONDON 1945 nigrh Hat, corded with thick black silk and trimmed with tassels, has been designed by Marshall and Snelgrove Erik is using nase feathers this season. The model photo graphed is of navy blue felt, with a very becoming peak Fur trims this off-the-facc beret. It is made in brown and grey by Finnigan's Left: Black Satin high lights this new folded beret. It comes from ...

... By Elizabeth Bowen Foreigners in Time To read Milton Waldman's Elizabeth and Leicester (Collins 12s. 6 d.) is to wonder why a subject so fascinating as this relationship should have remained, till now, more or less untouched and, at the same time, to be glad that it has awaited Mr. Waldman's suitable pen. Suitable may seem a cool word of praise in this case, I cannot find an apter one, for the ...

... Left S/Ldr. Hugh Peggy O'Neill, D.F.C. and Bar, has recently been appointed to command a squadron with J the Second Tactical Air Force. Three years ago he went to defend Malta before I linking up with the Desert Air Force I Right W/Cdr. Frederick Desmond Hughes I D.F.C. and two Bars, an Irishman from Co. Down, has led the famous County of 3 MM Middlesex Auxiliary Squadron since July. ■H He has ...

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... Lady Chesham is the Assistant Director of the Clubmobile department of the American Red Cross, and has been in charge of the personnel of this vast organization for over two and a half years. Before that she was a welfare officer in the A.T.S. She is herself an American the daughter of Mr. Daniel C. Donoghue of Philadelphia and married Lord Chesham as her third husband a year before the war. ...

... Fun and Games At a Children's Party in London '^Included in this group are the Duchess of Kent and her Mfamily, Lord Stewart and Annabel Steicart, Clarissa WmChaplin, Timothy Wagg, Jennifer Brocas Burrows, 4gJi,fln Munster, Lady Caroline Child Villiers and Sarah Wilson (daughters of the m hostess), Juliette and Jen- nifer Nelson, Lord Furneaux, Henry Crichlon-Stuart and ■Susan WiUoughby de ...

... Beagling in Bucks A Meet of the Old Berkeley Beagles at the Crown, Penn Mr. Fred Robinson Arrives with the Pack Moving Off from the Crown Inn Mr. J. F. Matheson and Mr. Fred Robinson are Joint-Masters of the Old Berkeley Beagles Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Wheeler with their son, John, and daughter, Ann, were out with the Beagles, and with them was Sam FauUtener (left) I Lady Georgincc Curzon and her ...

... HOUSECOAT DRESSING- GOWN? A look of pre-war luxury r is given to this dressing- gown by the quilting, g It is of satin, and comes from Harrods in many pastel colourings, £13 8s. 6d. (7 coupons) A housecoat of which any hostess might be proud comes from Fortnum and Mason. Lovely, long elegant lines, the gleam of velvet matched against the duller surface of pure wool, the easy fastening from ...