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... Scottish reels i DANCED AT A ST. ANDREWS NIGHT BALL HELD AT HURLING HAM Miss Jane Woodford with Mr. Robert Hay Drummond (he is training to be an accountant) Miss Auriol Pares and Mr. Martin Ferguson (he is on the Stock Exchange). The ball is an annual one for Scots Mr. Mrs. Phillip Davidson, Capt. John Johnston, R.N., and Mrs. Johnston. The band played a succession of reels Lady Lowther and ...

... 0 ther People's B abies FRIDAY, 12 JUNK Mrs. David Colville and Mrs. Gougli for Miss Sara Colville and Miss Thalia Goagh also coming of age of Mr. Benjamin Goagh SATURDAY, 13 JUNK Mrs. Robert Taylor for Miss Maria Taylor in Oxfordshire Mrs. O. Crosthwaite-Eyre for Miss Phillipa Crostliwaite-Eyre at Warrens, Bramshaw, Lyndhurst FRIDAY, 19 JUNE Mrs. Rieben and Mrs. Bromley Davenport for Mrs. ...

... AUTUMN FOG fails to keep the guests away from the Bal d Automne held at Quaglino's to help refugees t: Fraulein Sanny Schittkowsky of Munich, modelling one of the evening gowns in the hlon show at the ball. Among the debutantes who were models for the evening were ntre) Miss Sarah Plunket, Miss Harriet Nares, Miss Alexandra Versen and (right) s s Elfrida Eden. The ball helped distressed ...

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... f nY,tr(nf- jJ i its i JJ| \i fElii5Bfla 31 S The annual film festival in Venice attracted the usual throng of prominent 'names.' On the Lido beach here: Mr. Victor Cunard with Count Brando Brandolini ...

... by JENNIFER SET in glorious Highland scenery, Glen- eagles Hotel is a delightful place to visit. When I spent a weekend there recently, this haven for golfers, run on luxurious lines, had nearly 300 guests. Many of them had come to play on the two famous 18-hole courses. On the King's course (over which a player needs to be far and sure!) are the cleverly-named and designed holes Silver ...

... Alan Vines HIS IDEA 1 When Eric Newton, the art critic (opposite), visited Malta last year he was so impressed that he suggested a London exhibition of paintings by the island's artists. The exhibition, covering 15 artists, is now at the Commonwealth Institute, and this fine photograph shows Eric Newton there after he opened it. With him is Fredda Brilliant, the sculptress, known for her busts ...

... Nursing a broken wrist and nose, F rederick Ashton prepares a new ballet at home returning in June to his country home at Eye in Suffolk, Frederick Ashton, the choreographer and co-directo of the Royal Ballet, was injured in a car accident. The car (Mr. Ashton was a pass, nger) ran into a telegraph pole. Mr. A' ton was thrown through the windscreen breaking his nose and a wrist. These pict res ...

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