... FHE ROYAL FAMILY AT THE DERBY. The first Derby at Epsom for seven years was run in unpleasant weather unworthy of June but it was the Derby all right the greatest national racing festival of the year. THEIR MAJESTIES THE KING AND QUEEN, QUEEN MARY, and PRINCESS ELIZABETH came down by train and are seen arriving on the course. ...

... . A This charming and unconventional snapshot of the DUKE OF NORTHUMBERLAND and his bride, formerly LADY ELIZABETH MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-SCOTT, shows them arriving at Admiralty House where the reception teas held after their marriage at Westminster Abbey LADY CAROLINE MONTAGU-DOUGLAS-SCOTT, the bridesmaid, is efficiently arranging the train of her sister's lovely white satin dress, ivhile the ...

... MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD'S FIANCEE. PORTRAIT BY KARSH, OF OTTAWA. The engagement of Mr. Malcolm MacDonald the recently appointed Governor-General of the Malayan Union and the Colony of Singapore, to MRS. ROWLEY, widow of Lieut. -Colonel John Rowley D.S.O., and eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Pellowes, of Ottawa, ivas announced in May, and the marriage will take place as soon as Mr. ...

... . MR. JAMES F. BYRNES, United States Secretary of State, represents his country at the Foreign Ministers' Council which began its resumed session last week in Paris in the hope that some measure of agreement might be reached on such thorny and controversial subjects as the future of Germany peace treaties in Europe, and the Austrian question. He is sixty-six years of age and is seen in his ...

... . Golf croquet on the lawn MR. JOHN E. FERGUSON with his daughters, JANE MARY and MANDY ELIZABETH (right). Right On the doorstep of their Surrey home MR. and MRS. J. E. FERGUSON, with their daughters and family pets. Music is one of MR. FERGUSON'S interests. Here he is at the piano with his eldest girl, ANN MARGARET. N.B. A Coloured plate is inserted in this issue Jn the drawine-room MR. and ...

... Photographs by Anthony Buckley. Housecoats, although a comparative newcomer to women's wardrobes, have achieved such popularity in recent years that few women are without one summer or winter. These two designs, chosen in contrast to each other, give some idea of the widely different occasions on which a housecoat is now worn. The one 011 the left is made by Ilorrockses of their new West ...

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... SEVEN OF THE I EIGHT WOMEN I SEEDED FOR I WIMBLEDON. I EIGHT women players have been seeded in the draw for the singles in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, which were due to open on Monday last, June 24 and only two British girls are in the list Mrs. M. Menzies, formerly Miss Kay Stammers, and Mrs. Bostock, formerly Miss Jean Nicoll. All four of the successful American Wightman Cup ...

... j GAIETY GEORGE INSPIRED BY GEORGE EDWARDES' LIFE. 44 AIETY GEORGE, the George King production, is due for its gala premiere ii VJT aid of the Actors1 Benevolent Fund, which is to be attended by Queen Mary Ion Friday, June 28, at the Warner Theatre, Leicester Square. The film is inspired b; the memory of that great theatrical figure, George Edwardes, the inventor of musica comedy and traces ...

... ffln- up Qirl: Tlo.55.Ql7/au7ven (QTTTfara Dublin-born Twentieth Century-Fox star MAUREEN O'HARA has naturally curly dark auburn hair, hazel eyes is 5 ft. 7% ins. tall. She joined the Abbey Theatre School won every dramatic aicard and medal in Ireland. Came to London and at 17 was cast in 44 Jamaica Inn. Then followed the offer of lead in 44 The Hunch back of Notre Dame, and with her mother ...

... WE TAKE OFF OUR HAT TO- MAJOR RICHARD WAKEFORD, V.C., for beinS the only V.C. to stroke a boat to Head of the River. MAJOR RICHARD WAKEFORD, V.C. (left), stroked the Trinity boat, which remains head of the river, in the Oxford summer eights this year. He was due to go up to Oxford in 1940, but the war intervening, he joined the ranks of the Hampshire Regiment received his V.C. in an action ...

... [PORTRAIT BY KARSH, OF OTTAWA.] LORD INVERCHAPEL, the new British Ambassador to the United States, arrived in Washington last week. He travelled alone by train from Neiv York and was met at the station by Embassy officials and a State department representative. Formerly Sir Archibald Clark Kerr, G.C.M.G., Cord Inverchapel is one of our most dis tinguished diplomats, with a record of forty ...