... Lady Jane Pleydell-Bouverie. who is the eldest daughter of the Earl of Radnor and Mrs. M. Selbv-Lowndes, is to marry Mr. Richard Anthony Bet hell, the Life Guards, eldest son of Mrs. Adrian Bethell, and the late Captain Adrian Bethell, who served in the Life Guards in the last war. and was Joint Master of the East Holderness from 1927. Mrs. Bethell is a daughter of the late Sir John Cotterell, ...

... Lady Elgin, photographed in Red Cross uniform, is the wife of the 10th Earl of Elgin, K.T., C.M.G., T.D. She is the only daughter of Lord Cochrane of Cults, and a granddaughter of the 6th Earl of Glasgow. The Elgins' home is Broomhall, Dunfermline, Fife, where they have a model farm and a fine herd of Aberdeen Angus eattle. Lord Elgin, who has been H.M. Lieutenant of the County of Fife since ...

... MYSELF AT THE PICTURES Hollywood Papers Please Copy By James Agate AT the Hammersmith revival of Macbeth I overheard one woman say to another: Don't tell me the plot, dear, because that would spoil it; all I know is that she murders him. I was reminded of this story when I read that the ushers at the Odeon had instructions not to admit the public during the last five minutes of The Woman In ...

... Film Family Rex Harrison and His Wife Lilli Palmer at Tlieir Country Home Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer were married in London in January I 1943, soon after their appearance together in No Time for Comedy I at the H;j market Theatre, and they now have a young son, Rex Cary, who is a year old on the 19th of this month. These pictures I were taken one week-end recently at their country home at ...

... Miss Audrey Combe W.R.N.S., only daughter of Lt.-Col. H. C. S. and Lady Moira Combe, of 36, Cadogan Square, S.W., and Strathconon, Ross-shire, announced her engagement in January. Her fiance is Ll. B. Purcell, jun., U.S.A.A.F. son of Col. and Mrs. Burgo Purcell, of San Gabriel, California. Miss Combe is a granddaughter of the seventh Earl of Clonmell Miss Judith Ebel announced her engagement ...

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... WAY OF THE WAR By Foresight Resistance IF Hitler has any organized resistance to offer, any unsuspected plan for trying at the last minute to avert his inevitable defeat, he must show his hand soon. The Allied armies are moving into line for their march across the length and breadth of Germany. At any moment there will be a linking-up between British, American and Russian soldiers One would ...

... C UJ A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Empire Delegates THOUGH there was no formal, general wel come to the delegates from the Dominions and India who have come to London to discuss Empire matters before the war in Europe comes to its end, all the chief figures taking part in these important pre-peace talks were greeted separately at Buckingham Palace by the King, who received each of ...

... Archbishop of York The Most Rev. and Rt. Hon. Cyril Garbett, P.C. Dr. Cyril Garbett was appointed to the See of York in 1912, after having been Bishop of Winchester for 'ten years. Previously, his work as Bishop of Southwark, from 1919 to 1932, endeared him to Londoners, and his book, In the Heart of South London tells of his experiences during that time. Dr. Garbett is President of the Oxford ...

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