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... MRS. EDWARD KELLETT JMM8B88BM Gu ^aU^ter '^e 'ate Mr. Arthur Atherley and of Mrs. Albemarle Cator. Miss Atherley was married on October 14, at the Tj.3' S ...
... MRS. EDWARD KELLETT JMM8B88BM Gu ^aU^ter '^e 'ate Mr. Arthur Atherley and of Mrs. Albemarle Cator. Miss Atherley was married on October 14, at the Tj.3' S ...
... THE HON. DAPHNE VIVIAN Yevondc, Victoria Street, S.W. with th V'an S daUe.ht- rst marr'ags. Lord Vivian used to be in the 17th Lancers, and was severely wounded when serving throuelf ^out'1 Africa, where it was badly knocked about at Sanna's Post, amongst other actions. Lord Vivian served Palm H 6 Pean War, got a D.S.O., the French and Belgian Croix de Guerre, and the Order or Leopold of ...
... THE FOlfMAN'S SHROTON MEET. CAPTAIN W. P. BROWNE, AND THE PACK DRAWING HAMBLEDON Photographs by Chas. E. Brown ortman meet at Hanford House for the historic Shroton Fair is an important function in Peter Beckford's country, a part of co \C Se hounds hunt, in which the whole countryside joins, and the addition of a pack of hounds and the exhilarating effect of pink dut S tremendously to the ...
... WitH Silent Frleinidls 3By Riclhardi Eiieag, Pleased to Meet You, Sally. I CHUCKLED incessantly over the week-end. Everybody, of course, simply hated me! Everybody does hate a chuckler, unless they can chuckle in unison, and, heaven willing, much louder. But the man who sits buried in an arm-chair, and ever and anon lays down his book to rock about in ill-suppressed merriment; the man who ...
... Pictures inn tlhie Fire 12 gf ea SaJhupeUsicIhie.8' IN view of the announce ment that the Chinese Red army has booted the northern force out of Kiukiang, where Marshal Sun-Chuang- fang, the Anti-Red C.- in- C. had established his headquarters, a bit of news straight from the horse's mouth as may be said, dated Kiukiang, September 10, from one of those sailor chaps, is rather amusing. The Navy ...
... I llBBB 1-- This beautiful wrap of Kolinsky has been created by ftp Ssobel, London's leadiny designer, and is one of the |jg| many exclusive models to be seen at her salons. 223, REGENT STREET, W. 1 H. And HARROGATE jS ...
... Ramblizigs. D. J. MacMyn, the present very popular captain of the London Scottish, is a typical Scottish forward of the modern type, who can turn his hand and foot to any department of the game with gratifying success. He is a product of Fettes, whence so many great forwards have come, and of Pembroke College, Cam bridge, where of late years they have been manufacturing blues by the dozen. He ...
... lottos fffossa M^ dirndl XIhiF0 There are no better resorts in England for the winter months than those situated on the ocean coast, influenced by the warm Atlantic breezes and served by the Great Western Railway. In no part of the kingdom are there to be found more perfect wintering-places, such charming scenery, lovely coast-line, rivers, large and small, and rugged moorlands, combined ...
... Wo Gorcdloia Astoinio THE wheel of the year steadily turns, and behold, almost before we are prepared for it the Great Motor Imposi tion-- I mean Exposition-- is upon us again. Curious, is it not, how a few mechanically-minded enthusiasts started up a show that has grown in importance at a rate of compound interest, that has become one of the greatest fixtures of the social round, and that ...
... -- a Wonderful Tonic MRS. FLORENCE A. KILPATRICK, the well-known novelist and Punch contributor and author of Virginia's Husband the farcical comedy re cently at the Comedy Theatre, writes WRITING humour is not always so easy as it seems, and after a pro longed spell of work I often suffer from brain-fag and its hateful attendant, sleep lessness. It is then I fly to my trusty friend Phosferine ...
... Devonshire House, Piccadill] ^yilLYMPIA has its permanent counter- flv !P i part *n ROOTES, Lindited's new Showrooms at Devonshire House, llwfcliL where there is always presented under conditions ideal for examina tion, a comprehensive display of cars of al types ranging from £145 to £3,000 -each one carrying the Rootes Service which is typified by a chain of Stations from t'ie Midlands to the ...
... , CROWBOROUGH Standing in its own unique and charming grounds of 1 4 acres on the highest point of the SUSSEX HIGHLANDS. 1 he most bracing, dry and recuperative air in England. Home Farm Supplies Daily. Telephone: 5 Crowborougtu Private Suites with Bathrooms and Verandahs. Close to GOLF I LINKS. ...