... THE MAIRI. I SIR ROBERT HORNE, MRS. LLOYD GEORGE, LORD BIRKENHEAD AND LADY BIRKENHEAD L. TO R„ SEATED! AND UN FRONTl THE HON. F. AND THE HON. ELEANOR SMITH, WITH SIR L. WORTHINGTON EVANS BEHIND MRS. LLOYD GEORGE. [PAt >togrphs by The arrival of Lord Bi ...

... Abel Smith and Colonel Sir Henry Abel Smith their son and elder daughter, Mr. Richard and Miss Ann Abel Smith, and a number of their friends, including Lady Elizabeth Lindesay Bethune, Lord Hyde, Miss Norina Stewart-Clarke, Mr. Charles Worthington, and ...

... afternoon at the London School of Dalcroze Eurythmics, where Lady George Cholmondeley acted as hostess. After tea we watched a show by the pupils, and I was interested to hear from Lady George that she had studied at the school and was even contemplating ...

... squash courts by Lord Aberdare. This scene shows the St. George's cocktail bar, and MME. JEANNERAT (left) with MRS. F. M. STRAWSON, who played the first game. On the right is GERTRUDE LADY WORTHINGTON-EVANS. After the opening of the new squash courts at the ...

... sister. Lady Malcolm talked about her first grandchild, the George Malcolms' heir, and Mrs. Malcolm Bowes-Lyon told us her daughter, Pam Douglas-Hamilton, is getting used to Hong Kong. Sir George and Lady Cockerill were at home to hundreds recently, which ...

... and his wife, who WEDDING. The former Miss Anne Hakewill Smith, daughter of Major- General and Mrs. Hakewill Smith, with her bridegroom, Mr. Clavil Campbell Ross. They were married in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, and afterwards the reception was held ...

... pretty, fair-haired girl whom I noticed at Cowes this year. Like a great many of the young racegoers, including Lady Diana Worthington, she wore a twisted bandeau instead of a hat. The Sykes party from Sledmere was there en masse. Mrs. Christopher Sykes's ...

... what you mean, Sir, she said. A large party surrounds Lady Weigall in her wheeled chair. Sir Archie is dancing with Lady Worthington-Evans, whose pretti- ness I noted last week. There 's no change to report visibility still good. Lord Mount Temple's partner ...

... intrinsically valuable, will in future be more prized by him than the original gift from Sir George Dibbs which is now being- brought from Sydney by Lord Jersey. Sir George, a notable New South Wales statesman, occupies his leisure hours in carving and turning ...

... black head-hugging hat, and Miss Anne Abel-Smith, all in pale blue and a small hat. After the racing, the Queen and many of her party went on to Windsor Great Park to see the Duke of Edinburgh play polo on Smith's Lawn. Among the guests on the Queen's tiny ...