... HALLOWE'EN PLANS The committee members of the Hallowe'en Ball at the Dorchester met at Mr. and Mrs. Lew Grade's home in Cavendish Square. Above, the Marchioness of Northampton, t lie ball chairman, with Mrs. Lew Grade Miss Evelyn Heathcoat-Amory and Miss ...

... THE HALLOWE'EN BALL I H.R.H. PRINCESS MARGARET was the guest of honour at the 1957 Hallowe'en Ball held at the Dorchester in aid of the National Children Adoption Association; the evening's programme included an excellent cabaret and a tombola Miss Victoria ...

... HALLOWE'EN PARTY BACKSTAGE A novel and successful Hallowe'en part/ was held at the Piccadilly Theatre after the show on October 30th. Guests were the stars of The Two Bouquets, currently running at the theatre, and hosts were the chorus of the show, who ...

... MING MERRY ON HALLOWEEN NIGHT THE Hallowe'en Ball for 1955 was held at the Dorchester Hotel in aid of the National Children Adoption Association, the president and chairman of which is Princess Alice Countess of Athlone, who was the guest of honour. (Left) ...

... HALLOWE'EN BALL TO HELP THE CHILDREN Mis Mary Ella Herbert being received by the Due' ss of Marlborough Chairman of the Ball imsv Mrs. Dundas was sitting beside the Earl of Athi who accompanied Princess Alice to the Ball Major T. C. Dundas in conversation ...

... ENCHANTMENTS DEVISED FOR HALLOWE'EN BALL I ADY MANCROFT presided at a most successful committee meeting in Gate Gardens to arrange details of the Hallowe'en Ball. It took place at Queen's Gate Gardens, where Mrs. Gilbert Lodge, for the third year running ...

... SQUARE DANCING ON ALL HALLOWE'EN PRINCESS ALICE, COUNTESS OF ATHLONE, who is chairman of the National Chil dren's Adoption Association, was also President of a very successful Hallowe'en Ball which took place at the Dorchester, to raise funds for the ...

... HALLOWE'EN BALL HELPED CHILDREN AVERY gratifying attend ance marked the Hallowe'en Ball given at the Dorchester in aid of the National Children Adoption Association. H.R.H. Princess Alice, president and chairman of the Association, was present with the ...

... Hallow-e'en Hazards On the Fairway It. C. Robertson -Glasgow HALLOW-E'EN, as every wise man's son doth know, is the time when we give up wondering whether to put a nought or a cross against Swindleham United in the Pools and try to divine the identity ...

... HALLOW-E'EN BALL HELPED CHILDREN AN agreeably eerie atmosphere, /A leading on to high gaiety, was evoked at the Hallow-e'en ball given in aid of the National Children Adoption Association. A tombola, an excellent cabaret and a well-arranged dance programme ...

... THE TIDEWAY On right T^he victory of the seven-year-old chaser Halloween, in the Grand National Trial at Hurst Park, threw little light on the coming big race at Aintree, (or Halloween has been taken out of the Grand National, probably on account of ...

... gave prizes for the tombola and lucky programmes. The Hon. Juliet Weld-Forester and Lord Hyde look sane and happy the lurid Hallowe'en spectres of tradition were no more than an indulgent memory on this jolly evening. The charming eighteen-year-old Princess ...