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... Lady Ritchie, O.B.E. Director of the Women's Legion Lady Ritchie, who is the wife of Sir Douglas Ritchie, M.C., Vice-Chairman of the Port of London Authority, was awarded the O.B.E. in this year's Birthday Honours. During the Battle of Britain, when emergency feeding facilities were severely strained, the Ministry of Food asked the Women's Legion to help in the catering arrangements for the ...
... Party in Mayfair Given by Mrs. Thomas Hutchison, of Collingwood Hall, Camberley, and her Daughter, Virginia Miss Sarah Ismay and Mr. Patrick Filmer-Sankey grandson of the Duke of Westminster Mr. Michael MacLean Welsh Guards Miss Joan Williams -JVynn Mr. Michael Stourton Grenadier Guards and Miss Jane Luxmore Capt. Andrew Angus Grenadier Guards Miss Virginia Hutchison and Mr. Julian Tennant ...
... CjALLY GILMOUR, leading dancer of the Ballet Rambert, studied as a child in Singapore, and then came to England to be with Karsavina for two years, when the foundation of her career as a dancer was established. Under the guidance of Marie Rambert she has come to be regarded as one of the greatest interpreters of modern ballet in this country Dark Elegies At the Duchess Theatre, 1937, with ...
... Village Wedding Holland Walker The village church of Rusper, Sussex, was the scene of the recent wedding of Mr. Anthony Holland, barrister, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Holland, of Lullings, Balcombe, Sussex, and Miss Ann Faure Walker, sister of Lady Hawke Mrs. Field Walker, Air. Faure Walker, the Hon. Mary Chaloner and Cdr. Field Walker were among the guests The bridal group at Faygate ...
... AMD LARGE BEFORE ENJOYMENT'S GALE Major and Mrs Crichton- Stuart Miss Maclachlan of Castle Lachlan, Argyll shire, and Capt. Hodgkinson Mr. and Mrs. David Rome A party who were sitting out included SjLdr. H. Binder, Lt.-Cdr. R. Menzies (secretary of the. Ball), Mrs. Menzies, Mrs. Binder, Jnr.-Cdr. Eileen Elsey, Lt. G. C. Shoult, R.N.V.R., and Miss J. Eraser Among another group were Major ...
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... AT THE PICTUIVE/ ^CUUUJLJ Rot and Super-rot MR. IVOR BROWN laid it down recently that a critic who finds himself allergic to any department of entertainment ought to stay away from these, to him, foolish things. I agree. Mr. Helpmann thinks that when he is being dragged round the stage like Hector at the tail of Achilles' horse he is embodying Schubert's notion of lust overtaken by ...
... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL FILM PREMIERE QUEEN MARY honoured the world premiere of the film Gaiety George, given in aid of the Actors' Benevolent Fund, with her presence. Her Majesty looked magnificent in white and was accompanied by Princess Alice, Countess of Athlone and the Earl of Athlone. The Royal party sat in a box in the dress circle surrounded with pale-pink roses. Among the famous Gaiety ...
... The Church of St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheapside,- built by Wren after the Great Fire of 1666, was hit nine times in the winter and spring raids of 1940-41, and only the walls and spire remain. Every year since then the members of the Ward of Cordwainer Club in the City have attended a special service in the ruins. Alderman C. L. Ackroyd is president of the Club and Mr. Geo. Allison-Beer the chairman. ...