... Sim Pdrtrmfe im Print Beim* the lucubrations of your tnoft obedient fcribe, Mr. Gordon Beckles PAMS Early one glorious morning, having to see a friend off on the first London plane, I went to the air terminus at the Invalides, and then walked on along the Seine towards the Tour Eiffel. I have never walked this way before. Groups of workers were coming out from the Metro stations, crossing the ...

... MAJOR-GEN. E. O. HERBERT, C.B., C.B.E., D.S.O. Director of the Territorial Army and Cadets, chatting with Col. Elliott from Dorset in the courtyard of St. Catharine's College, Cambridge. The occasion was a joint week-end conference held by the War Office and Army Cadet Force, when the C.I.G.S., Field Marshal Sir William Slim and others addressed 160 senior cadet officers from every county in ...

... Pnsci£&c/ in. S Colette Holds Court THE nicest party given recently was in honour of Mme. Colette, whose world famous books are being published by Flammarion in a new library edition. The great writer rarely leaves her couch in the charming flat overlooking the gardens of the Palais Royal, where she lives with her husband, Maurice Goudeket, the dramatist, and Pauline, who has been her devoted ...

... They tell me there's a rabbit in the house. You know the sort of thing a man likes long ears, plenty of soft, warm fur. Doesn't seem to be hereabouts. Overleaf, maybe Very well, then, let 's see, shall we. PRINCE CHARLES OF EDINBURGH C C^lie (^Jrmce and ilie cdvabLil Ah Here it is, and what could be finer, I ask you Place the animal carefully in my hands, please, I want to have a word in its ...

... At the Curragh were Lady Ursula Vernon, daughter of the Duke of Westminster, her husband, Major Stephen Vernon and Col. John Lawson Mrs. George Garrett, wife of the U.S. Mini ;er, Lady Rugby, wife of the retiring U.K. representc ve, and Viscountess Adare Miss Eileen Newsam, who is engaged to the Earl of Mount Charles with Capt. and Mrs. J. McCarthy of Co. Westmeath Mr. Harry Keogh, the owner, ...

... Lord Morton of Henryton, M.C., a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and an honorary member of the Club addresses the company of 400 which gathered at the Savoy Mr. Donovan Parsons Sir Stanley Aubrey, who entered Lloyd's in 1901, and Mr. Ivan Ayscough, the Club's president Mr. E A. Barrington and Mr. G. Ewart Thomson, club captain t are amused at one of the after-dinner speeches Mr. C. B. Gilroy, the ...

... Sfes WASHES BOTH At a turn of the dial, Thor does glassware and silverware and a whole wash of 16 lbs. in under dries them\ an hour Clothes stay in the Thor uses coupon-free washing machine your hands don I touch powder and less hot water than H'(itcr. other washers requires no washing by super-agitator swirls plumbing and, being vibration- hot suds through even the less, no bolting down. ...

... . ., The distinction that comes ol traditionally thorough crafts manship, superior comfort and appearance and, above alt, from pride of ownership. The Six Eighty: 600 (/>/s purchase tax, £167. 8. 4.) 77w Four Fifty: £550 (/>/hs purchase tax, £153. 10. 7.) (JJ0L3ELEY COWLEY. OXFORD. |tl Oj^rsras business: Nuffield Exports Ltd., Oxford, and 41, Piccadilly, London, H i. ...

... HER SOCIAL JOURNAL Court IRewe: Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are receiving an increasing number of official visitors in their private apartments at Buckingham Palace, but most of these audiences pass unrecorded in the Court Circular because the Princess feels that, until they are settled in their own home, when they will issue a Court Circular of their own, it would not be ...

... Waiting for the move off from their home Ballinlough Castle, Co. Westmeath Sir Hugh Nugent, Bt., Lady Nugent, and their younger son David, ivho had just returned from Eton Tivo of the younger followers, Muss Patricia Walker and Mr. A. P. Kilroy m m BTi immi raMM mrnmm mmm Capt. Speid-Soote, a former Master, has a word ivith his wife while waiting for the rest of the field to assemble Mr. W. R. ...

... THEY WERE MARRIED The Tatler's Review Hersey Chesterman Mr. B. K. Hersey, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hersey, of Greensleeves, Standford, near Liphook, Hants, and Miss Iris Chesterman, daughter of the late Mr. T. E. Chesterrnan and of Mrs. S. Lilliman, of Bruton Street, Mayfair, were married at St. George's, Hanover Square Lloyd-Worth T ollemache The wedding took place at All Saints ...

... Accessory Furs The stole or cape, comfort and companion of Spring day and evening clothes, makes its appearance in a new and luxurious version of the ubiquitous lamb. Three examples of Tescan Lucca lamb accessory furs include a stole (£10 10 0), a cape stole (£15 ISO), and a cape with fox claw ties designed for teen-agers (£10 10 0). Bond Street Fur Company ...