... THE new Governor of the Bank of England, the Earl of Cromer, and his wife live in one of those very English houses that the Americans love to see and talk about. It is called Frenchstreet Farm, a Tudor house with its pale brick walls hung with wisteria nestling quietly in a fold of the Kentish hills. The pleasure grounds, though not really large, have an air of spaciousness, and the oasthouses ...

... The outdoor pictures provide a connecting link between the dance given by Lady Mairi Bury for her daughter, the Hon. Rose Keppel, at London derry House {this page) and the one given on the same evening by Lady Barlow for her daughter Jane at the nearby Dorchester pictures opposite). Many guests had invitations to both and the girls found time to visit each other's coming-out Miss Penny Walker, ...

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... AUTUMN'S PRETTIEST W EDDING when Miss Tessa Milne z vas mar ried to Mr. Noel Cunningham- Reid at St. Margaret' s, Westminster A beautiful bride in a dream of a white satin dress is the memory that will linger longest of the wedding of Miss Tessa Milne to Mr. Noel Cunningham-Reid. She's the daughter of Mr. Denis Moore Mrs. Neville Ford, and he is the son of Capt. A. S. Cunningham-Reid Mary Lady ...

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... memoir of a photographing man D This isn't exactly a true story but as the cinema credits might say it's based on the true experiences of HUGO CHARTERIS. Almost everything in it has happened to him, especially on his first non-amateur outing with his camera. On later outings he took the pictures that accompany this Strictly speaking, the day I became a part-time professional photographer was ...

... It was often at the weddings of family and friends that the world saw Princess Margaret growing up. In all, last week's bride timPS a bridesmaid, beginning as the smallest attendant (right) when her uncle and aunt the Duke Duchess of Gloucester were married in 1935 1 One of the biggest weddings in 1946 was that of the Hon. Patricia Mountbatten to Lord Brabourne one of her father's ivartime ...

... INSIDE LONDON LIFE Josef von Sternberg, who brought Marlene Dietrich to fame, is in London to launch his autobiography Fun In A Chinese Laundry. Mrs Barbara Castle has been presented by David Goodman with a portrait of herself, Brian Close, Ken Barrington, Jim Laker, Harry Secombe, Roy Castle and David Frost were in a Lord's Taverners team which joined in a gun and limber race against teams ...

... FOR ROBIN DOUGLAS-HOME THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC AGAIN MR. ROBIN DOUGLAS- HOME is chasing dreams in the West End again. For a minimum of three months, the debonair nephew of Sir Alec is back on familiar ground, playing cocktail piano in a club again the Society, in Jermyn Street. He is obviously glad to be back, and hoping to recapture the sweet rapture of the late 'fifties, when he set the ...

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... The Cotswold Hunt Junior Ball was held at Rossley Manor, Cheltenham, the home of Major-Gen. Mrs. N. A. Coxwell- Rogers. Though the age limit was fixed from 12 to 80 the majority of dancers were in the lower age group and enjoyed supper and dancing. To prove that the youngsters know their business, however, a horn- blowing competition was held 1 Miss Rosemary Hicks- Beach, Mrs. Jackie Brutton, ...