... M\rshALI& SMELGROW M\RSttALl& SNELGROVE L ONDOU cJfie, Famous Name dor QuaCitt^ BELL BOY A new moiFeC frvnu OUR AUTUMN collection. of TA1LOH SUITS Moc/T Suit Sa['o)i. Ground] floor ...

... The younger daughter of the Earl and Countess of Minto, Lady Willa Elliot, is serving with the Red Cross in North-West Europe. She formerly worked in an aircraft factory so has had experience in two completely different types of war work. Born in 1924 she is the second of Lord and Lady Minto's four children, and has two younger brothers, Viscount Melgund and the Hon. George Elliot. Her elder ...

... Way of the World By Simon Harcourt-Smith Extravagant Nigger, Don't You Dare FROM Oxford, till the war, fast cars were the scourge of my flimsy bank account. These last earless years as I prayed for Queensberry rules in the Tube or tried to snatch taxis from under American noses, I would grimly condemn past fecklessness. Who, I asked myself, would ever want a grand motor again? All one needed ...

... On and Off Duty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The Ulster Visit THEIR MAJESTIES' three-days visit to Ulster was an unqualified success, as every Royal visit to the Six Counties, with their traditional loyalty, may expect to be: and this time there was the added interest of Princess Elizabeth, who won the hearts of all Ulstermen and women, meeting her for the first time in their own ...

... Long Frocks and Uniform Lights Up Ball at Grosvenor House The 44 Lights Up Ball at Grosvenor House, which was given in aid of the National Association of Girls* Clubs and Mixed Clubs, was a great success. The chairman was Lady Hamond-Graeme, and patrons were the Duchess of Buccleuch, and Lady Ravensdale and Mrs. Walter Elliot, who were both at the Ball. A very amusing cabaret was provided by ...

... Echoes of Eton More Pictures from This Year's Eton and Harrow Match A mother and son who came down for the match were Lady Bethell and her son, the Hon. Guy Bethell, an old Etonian. Lady Bethell is the wife of Lord Bethell, who succeeded to the barony on the death of his father in May this year Another released P.O. W. was Mr. John Wiggin, Grenadier Guartls, Sir Charles and Lady Wiggin' s only ...

... zfUintl not prefer to hare done at 's. telephone as before May/air 5245/6. .^^0 there will be no beauty treatment you would fully spacious, the equipment planned for comfort. There are new treatments, and more on their way. Soon modern decor on historic setting.- The Salons are peace- 1 n, i X JLcrdrvL, KcnJ With cool, impertinent, brilliance has imposed ...

... Way of the World By Simon Harcourt-Smith Symbolic Litter THE first, the premature VJ-Day, among all the litter, the old ticker-tapes and papers of an almost unobtainable description, that drably celebrated victory, I happened to notice some firm's tattered cash register for the year 1931. I disapprove intensely of this transatlantic taste for expressing joy by tearing up paper; it seems to ...

... Precocious Children Are the Cause of Feuds and Complications in Kis& and Tell. Mr. and Mrs. Archer find the antics of their sophisticated sixteen- year-old daughter, Corliss, extremely amusing, but later on they laugh on the other side of their faces Percy Mar moot, Renee Kelly Kiss and Tell, by F. Hugh Herbert, centres round precocious American children, who manage to lead the far more ...

... Bubble Squeak Stories from Everywhere The American proudly exhibited a small scar. See that? he said. I got it when I fell from the window of a room on the forty-fourth floor of the skyscraper where I work. The forty-fourth floor, and you weren't killed? gasped his friend, incredu lously. No, I was lucky I fell inwards. Two schoolboy howlers: In the Middle Ages the barons used to ask ...

... j is the wife of Major James Willson, D.S.O., Grenadier Guards. Her husband is the eldest son of Sir Walter Willson, of Kenward, Tonbridge, Kent, and they have one son who was born in 1943. The Hon. Mrs. Willson is a daughter of Viscount Scarsdale, of Kedleston Ilall, Derby, and was the Hon. Ann Curzon before her marriage. She is the eldest of four sisters Bertram Parle ...

... Sir Arnold Bax, who gave the first recital of his works in 1908, is a Gold Medallist of the Royal Philharmonic Society and of the Worshipful Company of Musicians, while his works have appeared frequently in programmes of the London Philharmonic Society and other principal London concerts. His deep interest in, and knowledge of Celtic life and history find expression in his well-loved choral ...