... 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 ...

... THESE eight Jersey calves were flown from St. Peter Airport, Jersey, to Nakuru in Kenya, calling at Blackbushe on the way to collect another fourteen calves of various breeds for the same destination. The Jersey consignment consisted of animals sent by Mr. H. W. Jean, Mr. E. F. Vibert, Mr. P. H. Brideaux, Messrs. Van de Vliet Bros., Mr. A. Barette, Mr. G. R. Le Masurier, Mr. C. D. Poignand and ...

... THE PARADE: Lord Bicester1 s Roimond (Aubrey Brabazon) teas undoubtedly the class horse of the field. He is foUotced by Miss Paget' s handsome Happy Home Cloncarrig and the favourite, Lord Mild may's Cromwell with his intrepid owner in the saddle RUSSIAN HERO, bred and owned by a Cheshire farmer, Mr. W. F. Williamson, and brilliantly ridden by L. McMorrow, won the coveted Aintree trophy in ...

... RANSOMES, SIMS JEFFERIES, LTD., RANSOMES, SIMS JEFFERt ESTLT D., IP! 5WICH. B-- BlLMJilHI 1IEJ1 JMMPU 111 fl; RANSOMES I La,yun Mouiers ^[uxcUi FIRST Choice wL /J jnBEv. w -JSr llilri r| T lrir ...

... H ITCH I N 960 (10 lines) FARM BUILDINGS COWSTALLS WATER BOWLS ELEVATORS CHAFFCUTTERS I BINDER CANVASES PNEUMATIC GRAIN CONVEYING STORAGE EQUIPMENT C.S.H. WORKS HITCHIN HERTS KING COWSTALLS AND WATER BOWLS Above Type 9S9 X side-post Cowstalls with Camlock Automatic Water Bowls and Spring Balance Manger Divisions, manufactured and erected by King. This installation typifies many throughout ...

... , Q , Quail ty Street, Leitli and Bath House, Piccadilly, London wiw f I ...

... RENEE ASHERSON, who has just begun filming in The Cure for Love, in which she stars with Robert Donat, scored her first big stage success in 1940, when she appeared in one of her favourite roles, that of Katheryn Howard, in a revival of Clifford Bax's famous play The Rose Without a Thorn. This was followed by a series of parts with the Old Vic Company, which in turn led to her being chosen by ...

... THE MARQUESS QE IV 1 OPENS IJAGLEAT TQ THE I JBLIC Wiltshire's Greatest House is Restored Afterit: War Effort IN any list of great houses Longleat, seat of the Marquesses of Bath, would take a place among the first half-dozen. Its opening this month by the present Marquess, who has spent the last two years restoring it after its war time occupation by a girls' school, is therefore an event ...

... SPECTATORS AT TWO III RLIA RACE MEETINGS The Season Opens at Phoenix Park Leopardstown Races Senator Cecil Lavery Attorney-General of Eire, and Mrs. Lavery Mrs. Humphrey-Clarke and Mrs. Godfrey Pike wife of Lt.-Col. Godfrey Pike, were in the Members Enclosure. Lt.-Col. Pike recently bought a Tipperary estate Miss Martha Butler, daughter of Lord Arthur Butler and niece of the Marquess of ...