... AT HOME THE EARL AAB (MAT ESS OF AORMAATOY AM) THEIR FAMILY The Earl of Normanton is the fifth Earl, and succeeded his father in 1933. The Countess of Normanton, who is a sister of the Marquess of Camden, was formerly married to Major Sir Gerard Fuller, and with her are her two elder children, John and Anthony Fuller. She married Lord Normanton in 1944, and their ninc-months-old son and heir, ...

... ^HE county of Suffolk wa9 the home of John Constable, R.A., one of the greatest of English landscape painters, who died in 1837. It has also inspired a namesake of his, fifteen-year-old John Constable Reeve, who was awarded the Gold Star for two oils submitted to this year's Royal Drawing Society's Exhibition of Children's Work, at the Guildhall, London. His paintings, which received the ...

... GETTING MARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Lucas Addison W/Cdr. P. B. Laddie Lucas, D.S.O., D.F.C. and Bar, R.A.F., married Miss Jill Addison, daughter of Lt.-C.ol. and Mrs. A. M. Addison, of Ascot at the Grosvenor Chapel London Brine Douglas-Pennant Mr. Anthony Brine married Miss Sheila Florence Douglas- Pennant, actress daughter of Rear- Admiral C. E. Douglas- Pennant, C.B ...

... A.. Col. Frank Boylan and Col. G. Brooke during the trials. Castletown is the home of Lord and Lady Careiv Mr. R. Willington, from Northern Ireland, brought Linda of Finea and Artistic Lady. The trials were held by the South of Ireland Gun-Dog Club Sir John Majfey, British Representative in Eire with Lady Sylvia Carew, wife of Lord William Carew Fcnncll, Dublin ...

... Lady Eleanor Smith's Caravan With Stewart Granger And Jean Kent Richard [(Stewart Granger), who is the son of a poor country doctor, grows _up with Oriana (Anne Crawford), daughter of the local squire, and Francis (Dennis Price), son of a rich man. Richard and Oriana fall in love and she promises to wait for him until he is rich enough to marry her. Richard is sent to Spain to take some ...

... Capt. W. H. Trinder, Mrs. Audrey Richardson, Mr. J. Gaussen Mrs. Trinder, Mr. D. Mansel Lewis and Mrs. Gaussen Vice- Admiral Sir Francis Marten, Mrs. R. Vigors and Major F. W. Marten Miss Sheila McKenna, Lt. Kevin McKenna, R.N.V.R., Mrs. F. McKenna and Mr. F. McKenna Major Leacroft, Capt. Coxwell- Rogers, Mrs. Smythe and Capt. Dill Photographs by Dennis Moss ...

... Capt. R. F. Hickey, U.S. Navy Air Attache, Col. A. IHecksher, Brazilian Air. Attache, and Col. Milton Turner, U.S. Army Air Attache Marshal of the R.A.F. Sir Arthur Tedder, who has been created a baron in the New Year's Honours, with Lady Tedder, and the Under-Secretary for Air, Mr. Strachey, and Mrs. Strachey w- ._i. i mmmmtm i Marshal of the R.A.F. Lord Portal of Hungerford and Air Cdr. ...

... Lady Sykes is the wife of Sir Richard Sykes, Bart., whom she married in 1942, and is the only daughter of Captain John Francis Grey Gilliat. Her son, Tatton Christopher Mark, will be three years old on Christmas Eve. Sir Richard is the owner of a famous racehorse stud at his beautiful home, Sledmere, in Yorkshire, and has several good horses in training. He is the seventh baronet and succeeded ...

... FEW men in the diplomatic world change with greater ease and speed from idiomatically flaw less, mellifluous, accentless English to Heidelberg German and Sorbonne French (or Leyden Dutch) than the Netherlands Ambassador at St. James's, His Excellency Jonkheer E. Michiels van Verduynen. Strong hands rise to stress a point, and then gently adjust the adjusted tie. The searching, deep-set eyes ...

... THE REGENCY A description of the brilliant epoch which inspired the recent Regency Festival at Brighton THE Regency historically only dates with the last decade of George III., when the Prince of Wales acted as Regent in his place after I8II. But artistically and socially, the period extends from his coming of age to his death as King George IV. Then it was in I830 that the expiring monarch ...

... Lord Allerton, Colonel G. de Chair, O.B.E., M.C., and Sir Alfred Munnings, President of the Royal Academy, were three of the judges Mr. R. L. BrignaU, of Dingley, Market Har- borough who won the Light Weight Hunter Class, talking to Lady Munnings Lt.-Col. C. T. Walwyn, M.C., D.S.O., awards first prize in the juvenile Jumping Event to Miss Pamela Lucas Hollowav, Northampton ...

... GETTING MARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Rather eedan Bastian M ajor Lord Rather eedan, T he Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry, of Bellehatch Park, Henley-on-Thames, married Miss Ann Pauline Bastian, elder daughter of the late Surg.-Capt. William Bastian, R.N., and of Mrs. L. Bastian, of Queen's Gardens, W. 2, at the Crypt Chapel of the House of Commons ...