... Graham Hurst (Rugby and Christ Church), who has a handicap of 2, is Oxford's golf secretary. He got his Blue in March David Henley (Harrow and Trinity) is hoping to get his Blue for golf at Oxford. He served in the Fleet Air Arm during the war Fraser Macdonald, the Oxford golf captain, seen with his wife, was a P. O.W. for five years. He is going to be a doctor D. R. Stuart ...

... Mrs. Hutchison-Bradborne, who was one of the judges, and Mrs. Ingles were well wrapped against the weather. With them is Sir Walter Morrison Low One of the youngest riders teas Miss Annely Drummond-Hay, on her pony Malti. She is the daughter of Lady Margaret Drummond-Hay, of Seggieden, Perthshire Miss Patricia Black, Sir Robert Spencer-Nairn, who was created a baronet in 1933, and Mrs. Ingles. ...

... 'Jcirt6ee, J says MRS. GARY COOPER, beautiful wife of the distin guished Hollywood actor Thelo vely lips in Holly wood mean real com- k petition. That's why I was overjoyed with the new colours Hollywood's verdict of the new Petal-Finish Lipsticks is that they're thrilling giving your lips a soft alluring gleam. In these exciting new colours Gay Red Medium Red Theatrical Red and Natural. ...

... THOSE who have never met him call him a Sheek. Himself he pronounces it Shake. The gentlemen on the North west Frontier of India, who have recently been so brusque to a valiant and enthusiastic poli tician, call themselves Maliks, and are the counterpart of the Sheik. They are totally dissimilar from the gorgeous and glamorous person usually presented to us by Hollywood. A pen-picture of a ...

... GETTING HARRIED The Tatler and Bystander's Review of Weddings Hay Peake IJeut. David George Montague Hay, R.N.R., only son of the late Lieut. -Colonel Lord and Lady Edward Hay, and stepson of Lady Edward Hay, of Hill Hall, Essex, married Miss Sonia Mary Peake, second daughter of Mr. Osbert Peake, M.P., and Lady Joan Peake, at St. Margaret's, Westminster Ramsden Boy dell Mr. Geoffrey Millar ...

... j n Mn/y^c fa ttkd faes PAT, pat, PAT, pat away fly wrinkles from face and mind in a famous Salon treatment. Tension un-tightens. Pores seem purified. Facial contours are coaxed into firmness, I lifted up out of flabbiness and fatigue. PAT, pat, PAT, pat it's really a rest-cure for your face. Every moment is individually planned be it a famous Firmo-Lift or an invigorating Ardena Masque down ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN INAUGURATE THE SAVOY CHAPEL AS THE CHAPEL OF THE ROYAL VICTORIAN ORDER The King, as Grand Master of the Order, lighting one of the altar candles at last week's service conducted by the Rev. Cecil Creswell, who is seen standing at the altar near the Queen. The new silver altar plate,* which has been subscribed for by members of the Royal Family, was preserved during the war ...

... r /OKIE LAWRENCE IN PARIS She sang at the Palais de Chaillot for the benefit of French penicillin centres. The famous soprano of the Metropolitan Opera, New York, made a special journey 10 France to sing at the Gala of the Penicillin.' She is gradually recovering from the nfantile paralysis that struck her a few years ago, but must still remain seated at the concert platform. Behind her is Mr. ...

... I ast week Rumania went to the polls lor the hrst time in nine years, an in an atmosphere of terror not unlike that which obtained in Bulgaria a fortnight earlier, the pro-Soviet Government Bloc was elected by an over whelming majority, receiving 348 seats in the Rumanian Parliament as compared with the thirty-two seats obtained by the National I easan Party of Dr. Maniu, the official ...

... HPhe political situation in the United States to-day is by no means with out precedent, and it is one that is deeply embarrassing for Mr. Truman. As a result of the sweeping Republican victory at the polls, a victory which has given the G.O.P. control of both the Senate and the House of Representa tives, Mr. Truman, the Democrat, as chief of the Executive, is faced with a Republican policy ...

... AN INDIAN FESTIVAL WHICH PASSED OFF QUIETLY Muslims praying on the Great Maidan in Calcutta at the festival of Id-ul-Zuha, when the expected trouble did not occur HIROHITO EMERGES AS A DEMOCRATIC MONARCH The Japanese Emperor and Empress driving through Tokyo to the Japanese Parliament to proclaim the new Constitution HIROHITO IN THE CHAMBER OF PEERS While the legislators stood with bowed heads ...

... The Balaenas cruise to the Antarctic, in which she is carrying neatly stowed in her hangar three supermanne Walrus amphibian flying-boats, is of the most vital importance, as upon its success depends in large measure Britain's supply of fats in the coming year. The amphibians, which the Balaena can catapult from her deck with a cordite charge and recover by means of a crane, will act as the ...