... Lady Worsley-Taylor with Annette Pamela Marcus Adams Lady Worsley-Taylor, who is holding her one-year-old baby daughter, Annette Pamela, is the wife of Sir John Worsley-Taylor, the Scots Guards. Lady Worsley-Taylor was formerly Miss Anne Paget, and is the only child of the late Captain J. Otho Paget, and of Mrs. Paget of Burrough, near Melton Mowbray. Her husband is the only son of the late ...

... Premiere Of A New British Film Perfect Strangers At The Empire Viscount Camrose ivho is one of Britain's greatest newspaper magnates came to the premiere with Lady Camrose Lady Cunard whose son Sir Edward Cunard is private secretary to the Governor of Trinidad, talked to Mr. Harold Macmillan Admiral of the Fleet Sir Andrew Cunningham, who was one of the three war chiefs to be created baron ...

... ON AO OFF DUTY A Chronicle of Town and Country Great Changes WHILE Their Majesties are enjoying quiet holiday days on Deeside, a great return to peacetime conditions is going on at Buckingham Palace, in preparation for the Court's return to London. Throughout the war, the intricate organisation that is the Royal Household has been split between the two centres of Buckingham Palace and Windsor ...

... Large Country Wedding Col. the Hon. C. M. Woodhouse and the Countess of Erne Col. the Hon. C. M. VEoodhouse D.S.O., Lord and Lady Terringtons second son, is seen leaving the church with his bride, who was formerly I the Countess of Erne. The wedding was at Knebworth Parish Church Mr. Winant, the American Ambassador in London, was with Lt.-Cdr. Herbert Agar, who is special assistant to the ...

... A Family in Bedfordshire Lord and Lady Luke and Their Children The home of Lord and Lady Luke is attractive Odell Manor, Bedfordshire, for Lord Luke's place, Odell Castle, was unfortu- nately partly destroyed by fire several years ago. Lord Luke, who is the second Baron, and succeeded his father in 1943, is in the Bedfordshire and Herts Regiment. Lady Luke was formerly Miss Barbara Anstruther ...

... PICTURES IN THE FIRE By Sabretache Ret ie Hooper WE on this paper never knew him as any thing else, and, therefore, to say that his sudden death is a very personal sorrow to all of us is no mere empty phrase of words We, who have worked with him, have lost something much more than a first-class strol a to the boat-- a friend. Reggie Hooper was incapable of an unworthy action. Requiescat! Hip ...

... WITH SILENT FRIENDS By Elizabeth Bowen Family Chronicle ANNA BUCHAN, who has given us Unforgettable, Unforgotten (Hodder and Stoughton ; 1 2s. 6 d.), is already known to a loving circle of readers under her novelist's pen-name-- O. Douglas. Her position as a novelist is, probably, unique: she is one of the few who are on the side of the angels, who can render life in terms of the courage it ...

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... Lady Mary Rose FitzRoy is to marry Mr. Francis Williams, who is the elder son of the late Mr. Henry Harcourt Williams, and of Dolores Lady Rendlesham, of Penair, Truro, Cornwall, widow of the sixth baron who died in 1938. Lady Mary Rose FitzRoy, who has served throughout the war as a VAD at St. Thomas's, is the younger daughter of the late Viscountess Ipswich, and sister of the late Duke of ...

... Myself at the Pictures Giving It 'Em Hot By James Agate I AM getting worried about the shortage of film material which, as anybody with any sense must have foreseen, must happen the moment peace was declared. Per sonally, I want to forget the wretched war and so, I think, does everybody else. We have paid for it and we shall go on paying for it. But let paying be the end. We shall go on eating ...

... At Home in Surrey The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland at Sutton Place, Guildford The Duke of Sutherland's beautiful Tudor home, Sutton Place, Guildford, was built fifteen years before Elizabeth came to the throne. Modern improvements were begun on the house by the late Lord Northcliffe, who lived there for eighteen years, which the present owner completed to the last detail, while still ...