... UAMPTONS For photographic illustrations, in colour, of the best values yet produced in FURNITURE Carpets, Curtains, Fabrics and other Home Furnishings, all at the lowest prices in London, see Hamptons' new book AUTUMN 1922 sent free. For example HAMPTONS' No. S11119. Carved Oak adjustable back Chair, fitted left side with magazine rack and right side with hinged flap. Two loose cushions ...

... G. F. HUTCHINGS CO., LTD., Fi-- Jl Shoe and a Joy of ffeauty W[.OBx/''3n ^ear- Excelsior SEMI-SPORTS MODEL, 2915. Made in Beaver, Beige, Nigger, Grey Doeskin, also Willow or Box Calf. Good substance Welted Sole. (Excelsior 0hoes jfor Ladies The old craftsman loved his work. It was his pleasure to 'study every little refinement, every little addition that could make his product more beautiful ...

... 14> ij: ti H f STOCKED BY ALL LEADING O.B.13 ■iiiiiiiiiiiiiinii TOBACCONISTS AND STORES H5H 1 5 S.I.I. HE Manufactured by The Imperial Tobacco Co. (of Great Britain and Ireland), Ltd., under contract with Imperial Tobacco Company of Canada, Ltd., successors to D. Ritchie Co Montreal. I BRAZILIAN EXHIBITION Rio de Janeiro^ j Sep1 7-1922 to March 31-1923 ^REGULAR- THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET ...

... Wilton House,- Belfast,- and Hurlingham. WITH HIS HOST AND HOSTESS, THE EARL AND COUNTESS OF PEMBROKE AND MONTGOMERY H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES AT WILTON HOUSE. SUCCESSFUL IN THE HAT-TRIMMING COMPETITION AT THE HURLINGHAM GYMKHANA LORD DALMENY AND THE COUNTESS OF BRECKNOCK. AT THE STORMONT CASTLE GARDEN PARTY LORD AND LADY CHALMERS, AND VICE-ADMIRAL SIR E. ALEXANDER-SINCLAIR. Photographs by T ...

... Played Over Prince's, Sandwich: White's Club Annual Golf Handicap. COMPETITORS AND SPECTATORS: SNAPSHOTS OF WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE ON THE LINKS FOR A GREAT SOCIAL EVENT. -[Photographs by S. and G.] White s Club Golf Handicap played over Prince's, Sandwich, drew a big entry of well-known golfers, including Mr. S. Mure Fergusson, Mr. Nigel Fergusson, Major J. Moore-Brabazon, who played from plus ...

... Plays of the moment No. XLIX. The Music Box Revue. THE PEARL IN THE LEGEND OF THE PEARLS: MISS ETHELIND TERRY. Photograph by Foulsham arid Banfield, Ltd. 44 The Music -Box Revue, at the Palace, offers all the beauty and sumptuous spectacle which Londoners have been taught to expect from a Cochran production. One exquisite scene succeeds another but perhaps the most enchanting of all the ...

... . 1 imi M .zn SHOES LIKE THESE MUST BE REVEALED, NOT CONCEALED. Interwoven strands of royal blue and white kid is the latest idea for sandals and Rayne's, 58, New Bond Street, have introduced it in the pair on the left. Lizard and kid make the tongued shoes above and the others are of black and gold brocade, and brown crocodile. ...

... s Can you do this with your knickers? Sold by leading drapers It is not a test of imagination to do this with aldoflterl[n thl your knickers if you wear Kayscr Marvelfit. British Isles and through- J 1 r y 1 out the world. specially designed reinforcement at the crotch r makes them serviceable as long as the fabric lasts. Look tor the name 11 r 11 Kayscr to insure getting neither rips nor ...

... A Sporting Princess/ a Young Owner/ and a Wedding. SHOOTING IN AUSTRIA H.S.H. PRINCESS FERDINAND ANDREAS VON LIECHTENSTEIN FORMERLY MISS SHELAGH BRUNNER. A SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD LADY OWNER AND HER CHAMPION 'CHASER MISS ELIZABETH BARBOUR WITH BLANCONA. THE GUARD OF HONOUR OF SCHOOLBOYS MR. RONALD DETERDING AND HIS BRIDE, MISS ETHEL LOUISA PHILBRICK, AFTER THE CEREMONY. Photographs by C.P.P., Owen ...

... Mummers at Alderley and Society Farmers at Home. EARL BALFOUR'S NIECES IN THEIR SIXTEENTH CENTURY FARMHOUSE AT HAUGHLEY THE MISSES EVE AND MARY BALFOUR AND THEIR PUPILS. ENTERTAINING THE OLD ALDERLEY MUMMERS LORD STANLEY (EXTREME LEFT) AND (L. TO R.), LADY STANLEY, THE HON. EDWARD STANLEY, THE HON. ADELAIDE STANLEY, HER FIANCfi, THE HON. MAURICE LUBBOCK, AND THE HON. PAMELA STANLEY (SEATED ON ...

... us of London Hostesses. THE GIVER OF THE PREMIER SURPRISE PARTIES OF TO-DAY: MRS. JAMES CORRIGAN. Portrait by Curtis Moffat and Olivia Wyndham Mrs. James Corrigan is the well-known American whose parties are invariably outstanding features of the London season. She has given cabaret dinners when the guests have been entertained by the most fashionable artists of the day, and Arabian Nights ...

... . WITH MR. AND MRS. LITHIBY SIR LAMING AND LADY WORTHINGTON-EVANS (LEFT). SUZANNE LENGLEN RENDERS FIRST AID BATHING THE HON. F. M B. FISHER'S EYE AFTER IT WAS INJURED IN A GAME. ON THE CARLTON COURTS LADY ORR-LEWIS AND MRS. FRANK MACKAY. WITH HER DAUGHTERS, THE LADIES ELEANOR AND PAMELA SMITH THE COUNTESS OF BIRKENHEAD. Photographs by T.P.A. The fine weather has arrived at last on the Riviera, ...