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... THIS charming portrait of H.R.H. Princess Alexandra was taken in the grounds of Kensington Palace, her new London home. The Princess, who will be nineteen on Christmas Day, has most ably taken up her part in the fulfilment of Royal public engagements, which she performs with a grace and dignity that wins all hearts Cecil Beaton ...

... This bracing East Coast resort with its miles of sandy beaches and safe bathing has for long been very much favoured by the younger generation, and during the prolonged sunshine has been at its best. Above: Catriona, aged two and a half, and her brother Dominic a year older, children of Majorand Mrs. Harry McGowan Tana Alexander, daughter of Mrs. Ghislaine Alexander, and Caroline Berry, ...

... A VICTORY SMILE from Mrs. Roderick More O'Ferrall after her two entries Sarissa (left) and Atlantida had taken first and second place respectively in the Phoenix Plate at Phoenix Park, Dublin, which is one of Ireland's major races. Their trainer, Mr. P. J. Prendergast, set up a record by winning his sixth consecutive Phoenix Plate Fennel I ...

... of the Kitzbuehel Mittersill golf course, in Austria, a dinner-dance was held at the Schloss Mittersill Club. Above The Maharani of Baroda, Mme. Michel Grund and Mme. Bertini Count and Countess Igor Cassini. He is also an American columnist Baroness Hubert von Pantz and Count Peter Palffy were greeting friends Count Hubert Deym and Countess Hochberg were listening to a folk song recital on ...

... IN a trough of the land breakers of Kincardineshire, a party sets forth on its day's task. They were competitors taking part in the trials at Glensaugh, Fettercairn, of the North of Scotland Gun Dog Association, held just before the grouse shooting season opened on the moors ...

... T TEROINE of a thousand maga- Jfl zine articles dross it up, opt it down, five hundred ways of ringing the changes, etc. etc.) the little black frock is a real necessity for practically every woman. IV e show here Sophistication, by Marcus, which is, we feci, a particularly happy example of this type of d ress MARIEL DEANS m The dress is made in a black worsted wool crepe with three-quarter ...

... 1 7f 7E return from our holidays bursting with vigour, a little W battered from contact with rural life and shamefaced y browner than we had intended to be. What is more, we come back full of a fine enthusiasm for fashions, for news of what s new and a divine discontent with whatever we find still in our wardrobe. Even if it's only taking the dog for a walk or window shopping or buying ...

... McCrae Astley. Mr. Alastair R. McCrae Eioin son of Mr. and Mrs. Robin McCrae 0/ Kabete Kenya married Miss Cynthia R. Astley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Astley of Nairobi of vl/Z Saints' Cathedral Nairobi Kelly Edgecombe. Mr. Brian Arthur Kelly the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kelly 0/ Little Oaklands Purley Surrey married Miss Tessa Jeanne Edgecombe the only daugh ter of Capt. and ...

... 1 OYAL and affectionate greetings from all parts of the United Kingdom L and the Commonwealth were received by Her Royal Highness, who celebrated her twenty-fifth birthday on August 21st. This new portrait of the Princess was taken in the morning-room of Clarence House. Photograph by Cecil Beaton. ...

... BEMBRIDGE SAILING CLUB DANCl |VjORE than 500 guests were at the annual dance held in the clubhouse. The evening I was a great success, and a gay and amusing d6cor J of mainsails, jibs, fishermen's nets, and prawn and lobster-pots was very much in keeping with the occasion. Lobsters, for which Bembridge is justly famous, also formed part of the decoration. Sir Hugh Dawson (/eft) with Mrs. D. ...