... Brig. M. I. Majid, Miss H. Hussey and Mr. Monty Woolley the actor and producer, were among the guests of Mr. S. M. Sayeed, of Karachi, a prominent industrialist, at a dinner he gave recently at the Savoy to promote understanding of Pakistan Mrs. Lucy Ward and Mr. Oliver Woods discuss various aspects of the new Dominion Mrs. Zohra Majid with the Marquess of Queensberry, who was the guest of ...

... OXFORD'S ABLE YOIIG H PRODUCE A QUARTO HAMLET SUCCESSFULLY l\ L(l\llll\ THE Oxford University Players recently presented the First Quarto Hamlet for a week's run at the Rudolph Steiner Hall in London. It was a bold venture and abundantly successful. The production in the hands of Kenneth Tynan (Magdalen) was notable for a flow of original ideas, from the eighteenth-century costume setting to ...

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... THE H.A.C. GIVES A MICE AT ARIHOUBY HOUSE pROBABLY the oldest military formation in the world, the Honourable Artillery Company, recently opened the doors of its H.Q., Armoury House, Finsbury Square, to 500 guests at the annual ball. All ranks brought along their friends to this very gay and friendly affair Capt. and Mrs. C. E. Sugden have a cheerful word with Major and Mrs. A. W. Powell in ...

... The Committee of the Royal Gloucester Hussars'' ball at the Bingham Hall Sgt. J. Loveday, Miss Audrey Baker Mr. G. Huck Earl Bathurst Capt. J. Talbot (behind), Mrs. W. A. Chester-Master Staff-Sgt. F. T. Coleman, Col. W. A. Chester-Master, and Mrs. Braxton Lord and Lady Oaksey, who came over from their home at Malmesbury, dancing together Lady Apsley, mother of Earl Bathurst, talking to Mr. ...

... Mrs. Pat Cosier, from Oxford, reaches the summit of a Pontresina nursery slope Resting after a hard climb Mrs. Cabrielle Style, the golfer, with Mr. Alexander Keiller past president of the Ski Club of Great Britain Miss Ella Raines, the American film actress, with her husband, Major Robin Olds, of the U.S. A. A. F. now stationed at Tangmere, Sussex On the way to the ski-ing school at ...

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... Catherine Robertson, daughter of Gen. Sir Brian Robertson, Br., Military Governor of the British Zone of Germany, prepares, with her father's assistance, to go riding on her pony Lady Jane. The house is the Schloss Osten Walde, formerly the home of a German industrialist and note the Military Government headquarters. General Robertson, who has a son and another daughter, received his present ...

... THEY WERE MARRIED The Tatter's Review May Crofton Lt. Hugh Seaburne May R.N., only son of the late Capt. A. S. May, and Mrs. May, of Hownam, Kelso, Scotland, attd the Hon. Diana Crofton, only daughter of the late Hon. Edward Crofton and of the Hon. Mrs. Crofton, of Roscommon, Eire, we/e married at St. James's, Spanish Place M eyrick Brett Mr. Richard Anthony M eyrick, of Sheaf hayne Manor, ...

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