... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL THE COURT RETURNS THE return of the Court from Holyroodhouse meant no slackening of the pressure of engagements in the Royal diaries. Only an hour or two after leaving the train in which they had made an all-night journey from Edinburgh, both the King and Queen had en gagements at Buckingham Palace, where His Majesty received, among other important per sonages, the new Chief ...

... BUBBLE SQUEAK Stories from Everywhere THE overnight millionaire wanted the best of everything. He went into a music shop and asked to see their most expensive violin for his son. The assistant brought out a beautiful Stradivarius, saying, This is a 1748 Strad, priced at £20,000. The millionaire hesitated a moment, then remarked: You say it was made in 1748 and that it costs £20,000? That's ...

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... Mrs. Winston Churchill after she had received the Insignia of the Dame Grand Cross of the Civil Division of the Order of the British Empire at a recent Investiture by the King held at Buckingham Palace. With her are her daughters, Mrs. Oliver (right) and Miss Mary Churchill. Lady Stafford Cripps also received the same honour Air Commodore D. Jackson, of Chester Role, S.W.I, with his wife and ...

... THE WINSLOW BUY i SOME THOUGHTS ON JUVENILES AN opinion emphatically voiced in green rooms is that any playwright who puts a dog or a child into a play is a saboteur of the morale of actors and actresses. If it be a dog, the players know that its every appearance will rob them of all the attention of the cooing audience. Each night j they will wonder if this is to be the performance (there ...

... THE ROYAL FAMILY GOES TO SCOTLAND i A Crowded Week at Edinburgh SCOTLAND'S own little season-- the week of Their Majesties' stay in Edinburgh, where they were in residence with the two Princesses at Holyroodhouse-- went with a real swing (writes Jennifer) from the moment when the Royal visitors arrived by car in Princes Street for the open-air knighting of the Lord Provost, Sir John Falconer ...

... A GALA DESFILE. The smartest event of the Rio de Janeiro season this year was a Gala Deshle in the Golden Room of the Copacabana 'Palace Hotel, at which were presented a collection of Hartnell models. The British Ambassador to -Brazil and Lady Gainer gave a dinner in the Golden Room in honour of this occasion. Their guests included SS.AA.II. Dom Pedro and Dona Esperanza de Orleans e Bragancja, ...

... YVETTE CHAUVIR^ is currently the Prima Ballerina of the new Ballet de Monte Carlo. She was formerly the first Ballerina of the Opera de Paris, but left to join Serge Lifar. Chauvird is a tremendous worker, having been through every stage in the choreographic hierarchy of ballet in ten years. She became Premiere Danseuse, and subsequently Premiere fitoile, which is the equivalent of Prima ...

... HENLEY'S ROYAL REGATTA AGAIN: BETTER IRAN EVER REEORE ^HE four-day Royal Regatta at Henley, resuming after seven years of war, was a brilliant success. The Committee, not content with just carrying on from where they left off, had introduced several new features, chief of which was the Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup for Public School Eights, which was won by Bedford. H.R.H. Princess ...

... GETTING HARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Pugh Sadd Mr. Richard J. P. Pugh son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pugh, of Kenilworth Warwickshire married Miss Elizabeth M. Sadd, younger daughter of Sir Clarence and Lady Sadd of Thorpe, Haywards Heath Sussex, at Brompton Oratory Greig Home Mr. David E. R. Greig, son of Mr-, and Mrs. D. Ross Greig, of Princes Court, Knightsbridge married ...

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