... I GETTING MARRIED The Tatler and Bystander s Review of Weddings Linley Gardiner Lieut. James IAnley R.N.V.R., son of the late Mr. Frank Linley and. of Mrs. Linley of Sloane Street London married Miss Doreen Jane Gardiner elder daughter of tht Rev. H. A and Mrs. Phelps Gardiner of Brampton Rectory near Beccles a/ 5/. Peter's, Brampton H ether ington McClure Captain Gordon Wrigley Hetherington, ...

... Jean Lor i i tier's Page ,he tflilore(j is tu t*e lon„ Uc&etf I J('n^ '!h. >leel °,'ifuUy Photographs by Joy smith EVA concentrates on pocket interest very young- looking and trim. Simpson's (Piccadilly) All the blouses are by PRINGLE OF SCOTLAND all are in moss crepe in a wonderfully comprehensive range of colours ...

... They gave their bodies to the commonwealth and received, each for his own memory, //raise that will never die, and with it the grandest of all sepulchres, not that in which their mortal bones are laid, but a home in the minds of men, where their glory remains fresh to stir to speech or action as the occasion comes by. For the whole earth is the sepulchre of famous men; and their story is not ...

... BRAEMAR A A D ABOYAE GAMES Although the Braemar Gathering, attended by the King and Queen, took place in a downpour which even prevented the photographers from recording it, an attendance of nearly 25,000 watched the Games enthusiastically. The Aboyne Gathering the previous day was also very largely attended, in spite of heavy rain THE first post-war Braemar Gathering was the wettest in- ...

... Miss Loveday Alison Molleno, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Molteno, of Glenlyon House, Fortingall, Perthshire, was married recently to Mr. Denis Winton of Edinburgh, a former R.A.F. pilot, at Fortingall Church Leaving the church after the ceremony. The train- bearers were Fiona and Gillian Molteno whose father, the bride's only brother, was killed in the war The Earl and Countess of ...

... Miss P. Hunt, Miss A. Curtis, Mr. Ivan Princep, Miss C. Curtis, Mrs. Toby Curtis, Major Toby Curtis and Capt. G. Dodgson, who were among the guests at the Rhinefield Polo Club Ball, held recently at Eversley, Lymington, Hants Miss Ann Austin, the Hon. Mary Clare (sister of Lord Montagu of Beaulieu) and Miss Philippa Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Scrope with Mrs. John Morant (centre), wife of the owner ...

... Sir Archibald Weiga.il K.C.M.G. presenting the cup to Rita Neville who won it after three jumps-off with the runner-up Whisky clears the last of the nine fences to win the Challenge Cup for his youthful rider, who showed astonishing horsemanship Rita Neville, of Slough, beat 103 other competitors for the South of England Juvenile Challenge Cup in the British Show Jumping Association'' s ...

... J^URING the austerity period, British air transport services have rightly concentrated on safety and reliability to attract passengers, and have gained an enviable reputation for these qualities. B.O.A.C. is now, in its latest air-liner the Avro Tudor II., meant for Empire services, introducing refinements of comfort and elegance which should put Britain well ahead in this sphere also. Mr. ...

... Oliver Stewart WHEN two great countries like Britain and the United States are both working hard on the technical advancement of aviation there are bound to be conflicting claims. It was an error, for example, to claim-- as was claimed-- that the 427 miles an hour of the Vampire in the most interesting Cinque Ports high-speed handicap was the highest speed at which an air race had ever been ...

... Game Warden-- talking ABOUT ANIMALS THREE comical lions known as the three Bees-- Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered, will soon be arriving at their new home in the London Zoo. They are coming over within the next month or so from Kenya. Captured when very young the three cubs soon became amazingly tame, and were treated almost as household pets. They acquired their names from their habits. ...

... Theirs Is The Glory THIS extraordinarily noble film, which deeply moved the audience at the Gaumont at its Press showing, has been conceived and executed with maximum dignity. The literature handed to the critics contained no more than the bare mention of the producing company, which is General Film Distributors, Ltd. Nothing about the director, and perhaps I shall not be shot if I say that ...

... Wet, Wetter, Wettest Sir C. Malcolm Barclay-Harvey, Mr. W. G. Ironside and Dr. W. D. Brodie Brown Mr. Charles Symon and Capt. David Milne judging the 56-lb. weight-throwing at Ahoyne Braemar officials Mr. G. B. Low and Mr. J. Grant (secretary) The Marquess and Marchioness of Aberdeen with the Marquess of Huntly his daughter, Lady Lemina Gordon (left), and two-year-old son, the Earl of Aboyne ...