Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL Court IRewe: Both the Presentation Parties at Buckingham Palace next month will be attended by the King, according to present indications from Windsor, where His Majesty is making progress towards recovery. Though the Royal doctors are somewhat reluctant to commit themselves, there is every reason to believe, too, that the King will be able to take part in the open-carriage ...
... ^Prisci/Cdcc in. Stars at the Midnight Circus There have been eighteen other such galas yet every year it seems more wonderful AT a marionette show one day, I saw a tiny child throw her arms round her mother's neck in order to drag her closer to the edge of the dress circle where they sat, ecstatically crying as she did so: Oh! Look! Look! Look! The other night, at the annual Fête de l'Union ...
... PART! FOR THE El ARM! AIR FORCE On the Occasion of Their Headquarters Moving from Bushy Park to Ruislip Lt. D. J. S. Ashley, R.N., one of the many Services guests, and his wife leave the dance floor to seek refreshment Mrs. S. L. Simpson dancing with General Leon Johnson. The party was held at the Simpson Services Club Col. J. H. lsbell Col. B. L. Riggs and Mrs. Riggs discuss the problems of ...
... , F. J. Goodman whose biography of his great-grandfather, The Life and Times of Coventry Patmore (Constable; 15s.), has just been published, has an extensive knowledge of the Middle East, where he was a newspaper correspondent for some years. Author, playwright and translator, his work includes The Star and the Crescent, poems from the Turkish, and books on Greece and Rumania. His next volume, ...
... THEY WERE MARRIED The Tatler's Review M illigan Adlard The wedding took place at Tilford, Surrey, between Mn Thomas Edgar M illigan, .son of the late Rev. and Mrs. G. Milligan, of Comity Cavan, Ireland, and Miss Susan Amy Horsfall Adlard, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Leonard S. Adlard, of Bishton, Farnham, Surrey E. C. Griffith H ex t Holman Mr. John William Hext son of Mr. A. C. Hext of ...
... 181 , LONDON, We announce the opening i of our ne w Furniture Galleries on the Fourth Floor. ij'ORTNDMm^ MASON jpT 181 , W.I. REGent 8040 ...
... London Rowing Club won the pennant after a keenly fought struggle with the Royal Shrewsbury School Boat Club crew and provincial rowers in general made a good showing against the entries of famous clubs The first crews of Liverpool University Boat Club and Royal Chester Rowing Club finishing at the Groves Chester. The race, which was first held in 1935 and has taken place annually except ...
... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL Court TOews: I hear that if all goes well His Majesty may, after all, attend the Trooping the Colour parade in honour of his official birthday on June 9th. The King has not yet issued his orders in the matter, but there are strong rumours, both among officers of the Brigade and at London District Headquarters, that he is hoping very much to be able to attend the parade, ...
... HiEOS m d r c u s '' and 'JERSEY de LUXE' creations worn by the beat dressed women in the world W. O. LTD., LONDON, W.t MEMBER Of THE LONDON MODEL HOUSE GROUP ...
... Fashion Points lor Juniors Fashion Page by Winifred Lewis CASHION-CONSCIOUS clothes for the very young are out and about in the early sunshine. This trio is wearing (left) a fine Scottish woven check worsted coat and matching bonnet with detach able lace trimming a pastel blue pure wool cloth (centre), with detachable red and white stripe poplin collar and cuffs, and hat with matched trimming. ...
... People think I travel i with a lady's maid L hut I simply travel In Dresses go direct from ward robe to case, on their own hangers. You can pack in haste, and unpack with pleasure no creases or crumples. From all good stores or luggage shops. DRESS CASE The clever ivay to pack smart clothes MADE BY THE MAKERS OF PAKAWA LUGGAGE ...
... *'f8 tn ihe fyarL THE PROMISE OF SUMMER IN ROTTEN ROW Ere breakfast time, to Rotten Row The country folk in London go, Canter sedately, trot or pace, Little suspecting that His Grace The Iron Duke, that martial shade, Inspects the passing cavalcade. Whilst atts, R.A., most mild of ghosts, Lingers benignly by the posts Pondering 011 Beauty, Youth and Art (And whether grooms are men apart) \et ...