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... with her six-week-old child Emma Mary in the grounds of their home, Chartwell Farm, Westerham, Kent. Formerly Miss Mary Churchill, youngest daughter of the Leader of the Opposition, Mrs. Soames has also a son Nicholas, aged eighteen months. Her husband has recently been chosen as prospective Conservative candidate for the Bedford Division. Emma Mary is Mr. Winston Churchill's sixth grandchild i ...
... Hambledon Hunt riders jumping in the team event. Mr. Gloyn Major Blackett and Mr. Gibson take a fence in very vigorous style while competing in one of the most popular classes of the day THE GARTH PUT ON A FINE DISPLAY AT TWYFORD Hunter Trials and a Horse Show were combined at Stanlake Park Mr. F. Wilson Mr. C. Budd and Miss S. Croker watching competitors assemble for one of the classes To get ...
... THE FIRST OF THE SEASON At Alveston, Glos., the Berkeley Hunt Ball was Held Under Canvas Mr. H. Coriat, Lady Wrixon-Becher, wife of Sir William Wrixon-Becher, Bt., and Col. AUister Maclntyre Mr. G. Lister, a former joint-Master of the Hunt, and Mrs. Lister, talking to Mr. F. G. W. Cook Col. Seymour Williams and Mrs. F. R. Rudman enjoy after-supper conversation Mrs. Gerald Gundry, Mr. G. Alfrey ...
... THEY WERE MARRIED The Tatler's Review Shaw Beaver Mr. Richard Shaw only son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Shaw, of Horsegrove Rother field, Sussex, was recently married to Miss Jean Rae Beaver, younger daughter of Sir Hugh Beaver, of Luxford, Crowborough, Sussex, and of the late Mrs. Beaver, at St. Denys Church, Rotherficld. Bride and groom are here portrayed with the bridal group. After the wedding ...
... the house of seppelt ^jllj SEPPELTSFIELD The building shown above is the original cellar constructed^ by Mr. J. E. Seppelt after he took up land in South Australia, now known as Seppeltsfield, in 1851 and commenced wine making. Bringing to the new country all the arts and crafts of an ancient industry, in this building Mr. Seppelt had laid the foundation £>f what was to become the largest ...
... Sdwn f rtrMte m Frimt Beiii^ the lucubrations of your molt obedient fcribe, Mr. Gordon Beckles A FAINT breath of the political London of yesterday passed through the heart of the capital in that eve-of-Parliament week which saw the Tories holding their conference while No. 10 announced diffidently that there would be no election this autumn. 1 think now ol the Mayiair salons ot the Disraeli ...
... Princess Elizabeth Wins at Fnntwell Joint owner of Monaveen, Princess Elizabeth saw her racing coloi rs carried to victory in the Chichester Handicap H.R.H. Princess Elizabeth watches the saddling of her eight-year-old chaser in the paddock. Standing by her are Lord Mildmay and Capt. Charhs Moore the King's racing manager while Mr. Peter Cazalet, the trainer is adjusting the girth. Jockey A. ...
... Princess Margaret at Gun Dog Trials While a guest of the Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch at Dumfries, H.R.H. Princess Margaret went to a field event at Langholm Lady Caroline Scott younger daughter of the Duke restrains her eager dog as the party, including Mr. Mark Bonham- Carter, Mr. James M'Ewen, Miss Gillian Benson, Mr. William Wallace and Princess Margaret, tramp across a large field on ...
... THE 19411 ENGLISH LADIES' GOLE CHAMPIONSHIP AT BURNHAM Mrs. A. C. Critchley wins the title for the second time Mrs. A. C. Critchley playing out of the rough at the eleventh which she managed to halve during the final round when she beat Lady Katharine Cairns three and two. She first won the title in 1932 as Miss Diana Fishtrick Mrs. Peppercorn, the Warwickshire county golfer was unable to find ...
... MISS SYBIL LAMJSTON'S KUNAWAY WIN IN THE NEWMARKET TOWN PLATE Thirteen women riders contested the race founded by King Charles II in 1666 Miss S. Lambton daughter oj the late Hon. George Lambton and of Mrs. Lambton coming up to the ivinning post on Prince Peridarchus jijteen lengths in front of Hollywood Laddie ridden by Miss Jac/cy Iiylton xcith Estival Miss V. Rogerson, third Mrs. John ...
... A BRIDE FROM KENT WEDDING: WAUHOPE WILLSON Sir Walter Willson's Youngest Daughter Married Miss Susan Dorrien-Smith Mr. K. Mackenzie, Mr. Alastair Lloyd and Miss Anne Pollock Mrs. and Mr. II. K. Humphreys and the Hon. Rosemary Portman The Hon. Sheila Portman with Mr. Charles Wauhope who was best man The newly-married couple toast one another. Mr. Wauhope is the elder son of Lt.-Col. and Mrs. G. ...
... CEREMONY AT KMGHMRIDfiE UCDIIIVO: LOVATI O'TOOLE Guests at a Shropshire- London Occasion W^iln^'Cakf The bride the daughter of the late Mr. A. IF. O'Toole and of Mrs. 0 Toole, of West HiU, London, and the bridegroom is the only son of Major and Mrs. H. Leslie B. Lovalt, of Meeson Hall, Great Bolas, Wellington, Salop Mr. H. Hovmand and Miss J. Gault icere two of the guests who were at the ...