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... og A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Country Dance The first dance which the King and Queen have given for some months was a com paratively small affair held in a country house (just I50 guests), but the evening went with a real swing ...
... COUNTRY HOMES IN WARTIME No. 15: MORETON MANOR WARWICKSHIRE Moreton Manor Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buckmaster's House a Beautiful View from the Yew Garden Mrs. Walter Buckmaster, Miss Elvey Nannie to the Family), and Some Little Evacuees A Working Party and ...
... awaiting their return, as their parents moved into a lovely old house in Mayfield in 1942. Before the war Mr. and Mrs. Grinling seldom stayed in one house for long. When they bought a house it generally needed a lot doing to it, which they did very cleverly ...
... COUNTRY HOMES IN WARTIME No. 5: DANNY, HURSTPIERPOINT, SUSSEX The South Front of Danny, Hurstpierpoint, Sussex The South Front, which harmonises delightfully with the older parts of. the house, was built when Danny came into the hands of the Campions ...
... 6 to H ^9 A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Dinner Party THE first social get together in London of the Empire Prime Ministers now assembled here for their first wartime conference was at Buckingham Palace, at a dinner party given by Their Majesties ...
... C /)*y A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The Queen and the Allied Forces WHEN Her Majesty visited the United Nations Forces Club in St. James's Square (Lord Iveagh's old home), she met quite a number of our Allies and spoke to several of them. Frenchmen ...
... Ci. /)ty A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Christening THERE was one of the largest gatherings of the Royal Family for some considerable time at the christening of young Prince Richard of Gloucester, who received his baptism, and the four names ...
... C: A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country The King with Monty No other visit the King has made was quite so thrilling or so important as his one-day trip to the battle area in Normandy, and His Majesty has never spent three hours more to the delight ...
... C„ CJ Ou /)-*y A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Yugoslav Exhibition THERE was almost a peacetime private view- day atmosphere about Burlington House at the opening of the Yugoslav Exhibition the other day by Queen Marie of Yugoslavia, and among ...
... COUNTRY HOMES IN WARTIME BERKSWELL HALL, NEAR COVENTRY Miss Ann Wheatley and A Few Blankets Ready for Despatch Lady Aylesford and Mrs. Charles Wheatley Stacking Some of the Splints I (Left) Eileen Shimwell AND Peter B Guarding the Calves Berkswell Hall ...
... 6 A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Dinner Party TO mark the outstanding nature of the Yalta Conference, the King invited Mr. and Mrs. Churchill and Mr. Anthony Eden to dine with him and the Queen on the first night after the two British representatives ...
... 0.. A Wartime Chronicle of Town and Country Royal Visit to the R.C.A.F. BEFORE leaving London for their usual short holiday in the country, the King and Queen took Princess Elizabeth to pay her first visit to a Canadian air station. Every Canadian, from ...