... THERE WAS A SHOWER OF PETALS FOR THE EDUNTESS After the reception given by the Princess Royal at St. James's Palace, where Queen Mary joined the Royal Family, the Earl and Countess of Harewood set off for their honeymoon, which they are spending in Paris and Venice. Above, the Countess is seen leaving St. James's under a shower of rose petals thrown by guests, while the Earl follows her ...

... OTTERIHMDS HAVE GOOD SPORT OA THE RISING BEAULIEU RIVER The Courfenay Tracy pack in a beautiful part of Hants Miss Wendy Forwood the whip, disregards the hounds' apparent appetite for sandwiches during a break for lunch Mr. D. J. Todd and Mr. K. J. Martin (on stile were two followers who managed to navigate the flooding Beaulieu River Miss E. C. Littler -J ones* and Mr. William Read enjoying a ...

... ENGAGEMENTS The uTatler's Register of Miss Margaret Julia Wright younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred A. Wright o/ Highlow Chorley Road Sheffield Yorkshire is engaged to Mr. Stephen Baker younger son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker o/ Oakivood Thry bergh, Rotherham Yorks Bassano Miss Jean Audrey King on/jr daughter of Mrs. Doris King 0/ Upper Richmond Road -S.IP.i5, ami Mr. George King 0/ ...

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... Beverley Baxter TWO massive, puffing, panting engines, the size of Jove's chariot, are hauling the train up an incline. Below us is one of a hundred lakes without a name which are strung across the route from North Ontario to the last great West. Like Napoleon, I have started the great retreat and am on my way East. A mere dozen speeches are all that are left to be made, and only a paltry two ...

... ON September 29, a day coloured by scenes of great public enthusiasm, the Earl of Harewood was married to Miss Marion Stein at St. Mark's. North Audley Street. The popularity of the wedding was due not only to its being a Royal occasion, but to Its family atmosphere. The wedding group shows the Earl and Countess of Harewood with his uncle the King, the Queen, his grand mother Queen Mary, his ...

... THE wedding of Lord Milford Haven, O.B.E., D.S.C., and Mrs. Romaine Dahlgren Pierce Simpson will take place in Washington, probably in November. They are expected to sail for America this week-end. Mrs. Simpson is twenty-six, and is the only surviving child of the late Vinton U. D. Pierce and of Mrs. Clark Mcllwaine, of Connecticut Avenue, Washington, where during the war B Mrs. Simpson held a ...

... CLAUD RIXIO AND TEMPTRESSES. THE FOLIES BERGERE REVUE (London Hippodrome).-- The gayer Paree with some ingenious stage devices and certain English trimmings. Everything from Chinese ivories and the mouth of Hell to the wholly English and wholly frenzied comedy of Michael Bentine and, of course, to Les Nus. SYDNEY PIDDINGTON, LESLEY P1DDINGTON. THE PIDDINGTONS (on tour). Something to argue ...

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... STAGE. Dame Sybil Thorndike For the gentle gaiety of her Aunt Anna Rose who, in Treasure Hunt (Apollo), lives in a sedan-chair which she insists is the Orient Express or an air-liner, as the whim takes her. LITERATURE. Dr. C. P. Snow For his sensitive novel, Time of Hope. RADIO. Russell Pasha For his fascinat ing talk on smuggling. TELEVISION. Kevin Sheldon For his well-framed, well-grouped, ...

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... FAMILY FOURSOMES AT THE RURHILL CLIB Golfers from eleven to eighty-four years of age took part in the popular Family Four somes competition on the Fur hill course at Walton-on-Thames. Chiefly mothers partnered sons, and fathers their daughters, and some very keen matches resulted The winners, Mrs. E. C. Pepper with her son, W. Pepper (Hindhead), who beat Mrs. Ponting and M. J. Ponting ...