... 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 ...

... that all the other big amateur events have been won by players who never won them before. Mr. Graham won the St. George's Vase, Mr. Worthington the Irish champion ship, and Mr. N. F. Hunter the Royal and Ancient gold medal, with Mr. Barry, an entirely new ...

... flKII :|:|:|:U-7;|:|:l:l:l:l--t= =a..i=-- IF Cihrislrndis Slieppiing g TOM smith's crackers. A fter all is said and done, Christmas would he robbed of much of its romance were Tom Smith's Crackers to be eliminated from the festivities. The novelties this season ...

... 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 ...

... week with Mr. Chips and Lady Honor Channon at the lovely schloss they have taken for the summer. Sir Michael Duff-Assheton-Smith is off to Freiburg for ten days, and thence to Venice. Mr. Rupert Bellville, seen in London last week, was undecided whether ...

... unaffected music-hall show to draw the whole town, as proved by Laughter Over London at the Victoria Palace. There is our beloved George Robey glaring disapprovingly at guffaws in the stalls Lou Holtz, the American gag- ster, who has entrenched himself in our ...

... 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 ...

... sculptor. They weire Mrs. Jim Robertson, Jean Lady Worthington, Countess Cositoo Bosdari, and Miss Durell Sale Barker. Mrs. Robertson was just off on a flying visit to Paris. Both she and Lady Worthington can truly be described as lovely, though they, are ...

... invited as fellow-guests of their young former commander. ST. GEORGE'S BALL The Duchess of Grafton, in her usual practical way, has got busy early wi h arrangements for the Ball in aid of St. George's Hospital. When in London recently she called her first ...

... Lassen, went down before Mr. Butler Smith, who won with plenty to sp°re, whilst in the same round Mr. Gaunt had no great trouble to knock out Mr. Eobson. In the final, therefore, on Lindrick Common, Mr. Butler Smith, the old Dark Blue player, was left ...

... is a subaltern in the iith Battalion of the county regiment, is the only son of the late Mr. George Smith of Stafford House, Broxbourne and of Mrs. George Smith of Woodhay, Hoddesdon, Herts. The bride, the former Miss Ursula Foljambe, is the daughter of ...

... of Mr. Gordon Selfridge's daughters MRS. ERIC MARTIN-SMITH AND HER DAUGHTER DIANA Mrs. Martin-Smith is the wife of the amateur golf champion of 1931, and the daughter-in-law of Mr. Everard Martin-Smith of Codicote Lodge, Hitchin. Her father, Major Curtees ...