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... Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Agnew and Mrs. E. A. Robinson all Northern Ireland racing enthusiasts W. Nevett with Lord Glentoran (left), whose Portbraddon he rode in the Hillsborough Plate, and Col. Blake H.E. Vice-Admiral Earl Granville, Governor of Northern Ireland, arriving at the Maze with Countess Granville a sister of the Queen Major A. Burgess and Miss Coralie de Burgh were others who saw the Aga ...

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... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL Court IRcws: The Autumn Session of Parliament begins this year on September 14th, which is much earlier than usual. Once again it is to be opened in State by His Majesty, accompanied by the Queen, and means a curtailment of the Royal stay on Deeside this year. Because of the constitutional importance of the short session during which the Parliament Bill is to be debated, the ...

... Earl St. Aldwyn, second holder of the title, recently married. Miss Diana Mills, only daughter of the late Mr. Henry Mills and of Mrs. Mills, of Charles Street, Berkeley Square, at the church of St. John the Baptist, Coin St. Aldwyn, Gloucestershire. The bride was attended by eight child bridesmaids and six pages, and was given away by her cousin, Lord Hillingdon, while Capt. John Rankin was ...

... Eton Draw with Harrow at Lord's One of fhe Most Exciting Finishes for Many Years I Spectators at the match, some watching from the traditional stage-coaches. After much misfortune, Harrow's last two batsmen kept the game going until extra time had been played The two captains, G. C. IIoyer-Millar (Harrow) and T. Hare (Eton), discuss weather prospects Col. and Mrs. R. Johnston on arrival to see ...

... Dance at Knightsbridqe Given by Pamela Countess of Aylesford, Madam Fitz-Gerald and Mrs. Vyvyan Drury for fheir Daughters Four of the guests, Mr. John Bonsor (9th Lancers), Miss Sheila Duke, Miss Cicely Lambert and Mr. Adrian Cadbury. The dance uas held at the Hyde Park Hotel Mr. Keith Egleston and Miss Rosemary Vesey Holt. Jennifer describes the dance on page 75 Lady Paston-Bedingfeld, wife ...

... , two and a half year old daughter of Lt.-Col. and the Hon. Mrs. William Stobart-Whetherly is Viscount Leverhulme's youngest grandchild, her mother before her marriage in 1938 having been the Hon. Rosemary Lever. As the youngest competitor at the Chobham gymkhana and horse show near Woking, she competed in the Leading Rein class, and is seen making friendly advances to a prizewinning pony. Lt. ...

... , sometimes called the stormy petrel of British music, has once more aroused keen discussion with his re-scoring of The Beggar's Obera, now being staeed at Sadler's Wells: a revival whose avowed aim is to catch something of the lusty, unvarnished humours of the original production. Born at Lowestoft in 1913, Benjamin Britten studied at the Royal College of Music and has now an impressive list ...

... SIR RICHARD FAIREY GIVES A PARTY A swordfish from fhe Bosphorus was served to 750 guests at Londonderry House Sir Richard Fairey, the host with Air Marshal Sir William Coryton and Admiral Lord Fraser, C.-in-C. Portsmouth Air.-Cdre. the Earl of Bandon, Commandant of the Royal Observer Corps, with Air-Cdre. J. Constable Roberts Mr. Whitney Straight, who is managing director of B.O.A.C., with Mr. ...

... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL Court IRews: Without the Crown and the Sword of State, and without the customary array of peeresses in elaborate toilettes and jewels, the State Opening of Parliament by the King was bereft of much of its usual magni ficence. It was because of the limited space in the Royal Robing Room which, converted into the Peers' Chamber, formed the setting for the ceremony, that these ...