... At The National Farmers Union Animal Dinner BY acclamation, Mr. James Turner, who will receive his accolade of Knighthood from the King in March, was elected to his fifth term of Presidency of the N.F.U. The gathering of important visitors at the annual dinner constituted not only a compliment to our great farming organisation, but was a tribute to British farmers. The country's most ...

... , who has been starring with Iris Hoey in The Damask Cheek, a comedy by John Van Druten and Lloyd Morris, at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, is seen with her three children, Rachel, aged 8, Sylvia, 6 and James, 3. In private life she is married to Arthur Montgomery and they have a charming house in wvimDieaon. jane oaxcer win ue cmcn.uc. cu u.c uC..6 u, ,.,5C,.ut v,, .a,, Hay's famous ...

... , one of the select half-dozen of British directors whose work is appreciated outside this country, was born at Putney in 1906, and educated at King's School, Canterbury. An appearance at the Holborn Empire at eighteen was the prelude to several years hard work on the stage, during many of which he was closely associated with Edgar Wallace, being stage director for several of his plays. He ...

... After a most enjoyable ball given by the United Hunt Club at Glanmire, Cork, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mahony, many of the 250 guests attended the meet at Watergrasshill. Above are the committee who hunt the United this season Col. D. Purdon, Mr. F. P. HaUinan and Mr. E. Glen Browne Miss R. Baker and Mrs. G. A. Rowley-Conwy wait for their horses at Watergrasshill, which is halfway ...

... The Old Berkshire Hun! Entertains at Brize Norton Aerodrome The Hon. Mrs. R. G. W. Berkeley, Joint-Master, who is a sister of Lord Dormer, dancing with GJCapt. G. C. Cohn, the Station Commander FJLt. Brian Reynolds, stationed at Brize Norton, notches the dancing with his wife Major J. B. Perry, the trainer, takes the floor with Miss Mollie WiUmer for a quick-step Mrs. Abbott Williams wife of ...

... WATCHING fill SILVER ANNIVERSARY OF FOLK I IS SKI ING CLIRS cn cr K^ne in MURREN Precipice ahead a competitor in the Cavalcade Slalom which featured the ski-ing styles affected in 1924, registers consternation at an imaginary crisis Swaying down the slope in tandem, this couple might have come straight off the stage of a comic opera. An amusing commentary on the winter sports of a quarter ...

... - -by Mallet The Hunt Ball was just at its height When my Aunt seemed to go a bit white. She whispered to me Do you see what I see?. And y know she was perfectlv wight) ...

... I'^JMrnr* ■!T4vr JL\.?'..v wiw/rirtf wn*.aKa- , who has recently been staying in England as the guest of the Duke of Beaufort, at Badminton, Glos., went out hunting on the second day of his holiday, a special meet of the Beaufort at Acton lurviue naving Deen arranged in nis nonour. r-te is seen with the Duchess of Norfolk, a regular follower of the Beaufort, who has fully recovered from the ...

... THEY WERE HARRIED The Tatler's Review Mead Bromhead The wedding took place at St. Mark's, North Audlcy Street, between Mr. David Gifford Mead, son of Lt.-Col. and Mrs. H. Gifford Mead, Cottes more Court, W .8, and Miss Alix Gabrielle Brom head, daughter of Mr. Reginald C. Bromhead, Cavendish Avenue, St. John's Wood, and of the late Mrs. Esme G. Bromhead Le Feuvre Jackson Major Owen D. A. Le ...

... Fashion Page by Winifred Lewis A little wool dress, something to wear under a coat, to combine with a jaunty jacket and. later, to sally forth in without a coat is a must for early spring. On the left is Wolsey's jersey two-piece. A dress with striped skirt and a jacket, repeating the tone of the stripes. In the centre is Percy Trilnick's soft wool in beige with blue-and-white stripes on the ...

... now waging a nightly duel of wits with Robertson Hare in One Wild Oat at the Garrick, is a native of Brighton, and came to the stage rather later than most of to-day's leading theatrical figures. He was twenty-eight nen ne tirst appeared in the West End in 1909, in a play at the Haymarket, but he quickly made up for lost time and made a dual reputation m a comedian and as a villain of ...

... LONG LIFE AND HI IBS Guests at the Wedding Recer of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. P. Matthews al :hef A fine example of the umbrella-plant dominated the strange new flora which the warm weather caused to blossom in the herbaceous border Sir Eustace Pulbrook with Mr. George Girardet, the best man, who was with the bridegroom in the R.A.F., and Mrs. Alan Palmer The bride and bridegroom smile happily ai ...