... Lalagh's last party I A HALLOWE'EN STORY BY VICTOR FRANK LALAGH FASTNET WILL NOT BE GIVING A HALLOWE'EN PARTY THIS year. I can now reveal-- since I have just had a letter from Lalagh-- that, after a leisurely tour round the world, she has decided to settle ...

... When things go bump in the night Hallowe'en facts compiled by michaei. champion Hallowe'en originally marked the close of the Celtic Old Year; it is the eve of All Hallows, the Festival of the New, the hour when past and future meet. In parts of Ireland ...

... porch at Hallow-e'en and watch for the couples (spectral, of course) who come into the church. Y ou may see those who will be married in the year to come. On the other hand, you may see those who are going to be buried. No party at Hallow-e'en would be ...

... with Hy. This week has such diverse occasions as Hallowe'en on 31 October, the annual London- to-Brighton veteran car run on 2 November and Guy Fawkes' Night on the 5th. One of the most unusual Hallowe'en parties is the Endorsed eating BY ISAAC BICKERSTAFF ...

... weather could also be a x Lord of Misrule when it chose, then as now, and share H, in the topsy-turvy celebrations. li Since Hallow-e'en falls on October 31st and Candle- fwj mas on February 2nd, the reign of the Lord of Misrule Sp5 was evidently a long one ...

... that Lord Rosebery will win the Lincoln with Minstrel, and it is probable that Galloway Braes will win the Gold Cup from Halloween, with Lanveoc Poulmic lying very handy, for I think we shall find that he is the fair owner's selected. --SABRETACHE At The ...

... to the lighting at first you wish you had brought your Seeing-Eye dog you find yourself in the midst of an overwhelming Hallowe'en de luxe, by a witch doctor's Cecil Beaton. Arched woven-palm ceilings are hung with green, orchid, blue, and gold glass ...

... rantipoling wife, freezes this department's blood nor do we dare pass John Stuart Mill's bedroom-window in Kensington Square on Hallowe'en, for fear of seeing Mill peep out in a comic hat. Maybe the easiest way out with Arnold of Rugby would be to hand the whole ...

... Christmas drove away without having givi them a present. Edward Piper, son of John Piper, the famo painter, had done a competent Hallowe'en, ai there were some splendid pictures of horses o to grass by David Wragg, son of the great jocke One boy had chosen Iolanthc ...

... from' which to choose, and a mixed bunch they look Class horses are scarce. The two that stand out are Mont Tremblant and Halloween, though I question whether they will be at Aintree, The Cheltenham Gold Cup is more likely to be their objective. Teal is ...

... a mistake :ver arose. THEP v. cannot, I am sure, have been any deliberate intention ii. he fact that Foyles just missed Hallowe'en in their choice of a da for their Luncheon at the Dorchester in honour of that distinguished group of ladies, the authors ...