... COWDMY FOLLOWERS OMEE I1V M HISTORIE SUSSEX MANSION THE Tudor walls of Cow dray House, Midhurst, provided the background for a most enjoyable hunt ball, celebrating the opening of the new season. Though of comparatively recent foundation 1922 the Cowdray is a very vigorous pack, and even better sport is expected in the forthcoming months than was had in 1948-49, in the downland country which ...

... , Df^DEDT nr ATTV now co-starring with Margaret Leighton as the newspaperman in The Philadelphia Story at the InV/DCIx I DLA I'/ Duchess, was born in Canada in 1909, and is equally at home on stage or screen. He first appeared on the West End stage in Idiot's Delight in 1938, and has since the war been seen in A Soldier for Christmas and A Bell for Adano. He took the part of Dennis in the ...

... OXFORD UNIVERSITY BOXERS' DANCE A Glimpse of the Festivities Two guests who enjoyed the evening at the Randolph Hotel were Miss Honor Blake and Mr. Peter Blake A quartet drinking a toast to the Oxford University Boxing Club's success: Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Shearwood Mr. M. H. IV. Rigley and Mrs. P. Bretvis This group sitting out for refreshments included Mrs. E. MacEwan, Mr. Michael Oldland Miss ...

... the generals were there At 56 (London) Division Reunion Major-Gen. W. H. Stratlon Gen. Sir Richard L. McCreery and Major-Gen. J. Y. Whitfield enjoy cocktails before dinner Gen. Sir Montagu G. N. Stopford with the Rev. F. B. R. Browne who was Senior Chaplain of the Division Pleasant memories are revived by Lt.-Col. K. Moir and Major-Gen. C. F. Loewen now commander of the Northumbrian District ...

... By S. A. Patman THE club was founded in I860 by four boys of Blackheath Pro prietary School as the Old Black- heathen Football Club, but after two years it was found impossible to confine membership entirely to old Blackheath schoolboys, so the name was altered to Blackheath Football Club. The colours. red and black hoops, then adopted, have always remained the same. Regarded as the premier ...

... THEY WERE MARRIED The TATLER'S Review Cullender Bartlet Mr. William Dayrell Cullender, only son of the late Mr. G. H. Callendcr, and Mrs. Charles Booth, of Colombo, married Miss Gillian Bartlet, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bartlet, of Holbrook Lindula, Ceylon, at Christ Church, Galle Face, Colombo Pain Maitland Addison Major Beville Pain, of the British Embassy in Paris younger son ...

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