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... made many friends the Hon. Cecil Law, the Hon. Henry Lumley- Ss :!e, Prince George of Denmark, in uniform, Mi-s Susan Landale, Lord and Lady Brocket, and Capt. Straker-Smith. athered around the four-tiered wedding- cal. which the bride cut before the ...
... Princess George Imeretmsky, uallet. Miss Avril Mullens, and is the younger daughter of Sir John and Lady Mullens, organise fadi which was a very excellent feature of the programme. 1 he names in the group, left to rig a centje row Princess George Imeretinsky ...
... National on Lord Wavertree's (then Mr. Hall- Walker) The Soarer in 1896. Sir Laming Worthington-Evans is, of course, them inisterial incarnation of Mars. F.-M. Sir George Milne commanded in Salonika during the War much before 9.30. Luigi was there, genial ...
... died last month. The Garter Insignia, consisting of the eight- pointed silver star with the Cross of St. George in rubies, and the Lesser George, which is worn on the blue Garter ribbon, must be given back to the King whenever a Knight dies, while the ...
... Flamborough Cliffs, by Sydney H. Smith; Unveiling War Memorial at lladley College, by Gillman and Co., Oxford Prince of Wales in Japan, by Central News; Hilton Belyea. by Topical Agency; upper photo p. 590, Mr. J. S. Worthington, H. L. de Morpurgo, Australasian ...
... as the Sur veyors won by no less than seven matches to three. The winning side were led by that fine golfer, Mr. J. S. Worthington, who was in form, a fact which the Notting ham golfer, Mr. T. G. Mellors, soon had to recognise. Another well-known Mid-Surrey ...
... well, and hunts with Lord Leconfield's Hounds. He is well-to- do as besides his acres in Sussex he owns a good slice of St. George's- in-the-East with 700 houses, which bring in a pleasant 5,000 per annum. Shillinglee, his place near Petworth, is let to ...
... Nicholas Harrison. I also saw Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lilley and her daughter Miss Patricia Cottingham, Lady Helen Smith, Major and Mrs. Arthur Smith- Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Bridges Webb talking to Lord Ashcombe. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woods, the Countess of Ronaldshay ...
... 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 ...
... is severely segregated from Innocence to the extent that even twenty-year-olds are rarely asked to a coming-out. Also at George's recently married Lord and Lady Naas, the indefatigable Mrs. Donough O'Brien, Mrs. Trevor Lewis, who is Lord Mertliyr's ...
... Mr. Taylor, of course, bad also done Sand wich, but be had not been through quite the same nerve- trying ordeal. Mr. Worthington has been in splendid form this year, and as lie had the good fortune to find Mr. Ball in one of his few bad driving days ...
... BAXENDALE The clever young actress who is now play ing one of the leading roles in Tantivy Towers, at the Lyric Theatre, Hammer smith. A. P. H crier t is responsible for the most amusing book of this light opera which is playing to packed houses Navana Con ...