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13 pt VINf QUALITY IS WISE SPENDING WEDDINGS INDIA HOUSE RECEPTION THE DAILY TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 7 1931 Pandit Rams Chandra Kak Dr A Katial Sir Niuis and 1-ady Kershaw rads AbdBxmad Khan Dr Shalaat Ahmad Khan Khanrada and Princess uauf Khan Oapi Khanrada a ana rru 71 TO MEET LORD AND LADY IRWIN Sir John Kennaway and Miss PONSOXBY The chancel of St Mart in-in-the-Fields I was decorated with pink flowers for the wedding there yesterday of Sir John Kennaway of Escot Ottery St Mary with Miss Mary Felicity Ponsonby 34 Hort on-street daughter of the Rev Stewart Gordon Ponsonby rector of St Mary le Bow Cheapside and Mrs Gordon Ponsonby The BUCKINGHAM PALACE Oct 6 Rev Pat McCormick and the Rev Earp The Right Hon Ramsay MacDonald rector of Ottery St Mary officiated MP (Prune Minister and First Lord of i The bride who was given away by her Treasury) and Gen the Right Hon father wore a dress of soft deep cream satin J- Smuts had audiences of the King The veil which formed the train was of old ERET i finely 1 de) Felt with knot of Ermine 1 black lit tt distinguished quality Nswshiada Rashiduirafor Khan Nawab Uisqat Hyat Khan Mr Justice Mirza and Mrs Kham The High Commissioner for India Sir waTaNuohnNd" Udv Ke" SuVsnie Bhupendra Nath Mitra gave an At Home Anj iy Kevmer Rao Bahadur ardar at India House Aldwvch WC 2 vester- Kobe and Mrs Kobe the Hon Emilv Knna'rd day evening in honour of Lord and Lady LcCoJ tebadoi Irwin Amongst those who accepted invita- krishnamarhari Nawab of Kurwai Sir Shadi I-ai tions were the following: Lt-Col ff Sir Henry Lawrence The Aga Khan and Begum Aga Khan Maharaja Sir William ami lady Uyton Sir James and of Bikaner the Nawab and Begum of Bhopal Leigh-Wood Major-Gen and Maharaj Rsna Bahadur of Dholpar Maharaja man and Ladv A livens Holkar of Indore Maharaja of Rewa Chief Sahib illiam Llewellyn Sir Flw in and rn-of Sargli Msharajadhiraja of Darbhangn Nawab Sir Edward and Ld JM T-V or of Chhitari Raja of Bobbili Raja of Sari la Kenna Lt MroLkes The American Belgian and Turkish Ambaa PSir ker 7d dors German and Netherlands Charges Affaires McMahon Sir" Hugh and Lodv McPherson The Afghan Austrian Egyptian Finnish Oovind Madgarkar Mawab and Begum Mahdi Latvian Swedish and Swiss Ministers American ysr Jung Pandit Govind Malaviya Pandit Mad Consul-General Mohan Malaviya Sir Syed Abdul Majid Sir Mrs Dawea Baroness de Cartier de Marchienne ev ill Malcolm Sir Reginald and Lady Man! Sir Mme A fill Pasha Mme Vesmans Baroness Manubhei Mehta Sir Dawson and Lady Mtlic- Palrostierna Mme Paravicini and Mrs Halstead Col Mistri Sir Brojendra lal The Prune Minister and Miss MacDonald Lord Miner Provost and Miw Allen Mower Sir Ssnkey and Miss Sankey Mr and Mrs Baldwin Alexander and Lady Murray Gen and Mrs Marquis and Marchioness of Reading Sir Samuel Mupratt Trade Commissioner for re Hoare and Lady Maud Hoare Maharsikumar 'Jrtor Naraysn of i ooh Bebw The High Commissioner for Australia New Raj AAmueVlnd I'ldv O' -nnTfl Zealand South Africa and Sonthern Rhodeaa Nh Su rflaaaoel and Lad DonnelL Deputy High Commissioner for India sir Frederick and tsidv Palmer Rao lahs-twr Milfns A Panmrselvam Sir Edwin and Ld Pawv dy udM ulL nirni ir1 Mn' Sir Prabhaahankat Psttam Sir Purwhoiaimts- Mrs te Water Mrs and Miss Downie and Mrs Th)(kard)1 CoJ sn(1 Mr patterson Sir A Patro Udy Pentland Mr and Mrs Pickthslt The Arent-Generals for British Columbia New rinhev Gen Sir Pomerov Holland Pryor South Wales Ontario Quebec Queensland South Drln Bshsdur Rsmachandra Rao Sir Stanley Australia Tasmania Aictoria Western Australis Rnd Rd gfcd gr Campbell Rhodes Sir Ben Malta ismin Robertson Sir William and Lady Robinson Mrs and Miss Burden Mrs Willis Mrs Noxon sjr Denison and lady Ross Lt -Col Mrs and Mrs Pike Lady Barwell Mrs Ely Mrs Leitch Miss Ross Sir William and Lady Rothenstein Mrs Angwin and Lady Connolly Sir A and Idy Rouse Sir A Bhanojd Ro The Lord Mayor and the lady Mayoress Mayor 'r Ad' Muirak" Te and Mayoress of Westminster Sherifi Geo J4y nell LUCohand ins BaBaa Wilkinson and Mrs Wilkinson Alderman and Bahadur Napru Lh'r" ''hn hnlT Parrv (irspnawaY and Mr QrefMVAJt srton ir MunammM and lie" estmiMr Chief Rabbi (Dr Sardsr and Sardarni Vjjal Singh Sardar Nunparan esiminsier ni itaooi Singh Princees Si'phia Daleep Singh -or and lady l(Tv Sirrar Sir Thomas and tady Smith Sir LORI) HI GH PERCY who has succeeded Mr A Grundv as Master of the Eton College Beagles photographed at yesterday's meet at Hithemoor Farm Hanvvell Debenhams Wills and Bequests Made by British furriers of the finest skins fastidiously selected these beautiful coats are at the present price of furs a real economy to buy this morning and Lt-Col Sir Maloolm Murray (Deputy Ranger Windsor Great Park) had the honour of being received bv his Majesty The Queen attended by the Lady Victoria Forester visited Queen Maternity Home Hampstead this afternoon The Portuguese Ambassador has arrived in Lisbon from France and is expected to return to London at the end of the month or the beginning of November The Spanish Ambassador is expected to return to London about Oct 15 from Madrid The Earl of Powis has returned to 45 Berkeley-square from the Continent and will leave town to-day for Powis Castle Welshpool Viscount and Viscountess Ebrington will leave Southampton to-day in the Empress of Britain for Quebec Viscount and Viscountess Esher have returned to 21 Hill-street Berkeley-square from Watlington Park Oxon Lord and Lady Airedale are in residence at Fairfield Walmer Kent where they are expected to stay for several weeks Lord Bamby will leave Southampton to-day in the Aquitania for New York Lord and Lady Carson have returned to 5 Eaton-place from Cleve Court Minster-in-Thanet Lady Buck land and family have taken their residence at Woolton House ewbury Lady Athlumney has left the Ritz Hotel for Ireland FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES LEGACY FOR LORD EUSTACE PERCY Brussels lace It fell from a wreath of orange blossom and a sheaf or auratum lilies was carried There were seven attendants aged from 4 to 6 They were Misses Ann McLaren Miss Clare Ritchie Miss Philippa Kennaway and Miss Goldie Buxton Masters Mervyn Herbert Peter Walker and Timothy Buxton Mr Conrad Russell was best man Mrs Gordon Ponsonby held a reception at 13 Gro6venor-place lent by the Hon Mrs Gough Among those present were Visconntess Gough Lord and Lady Coleridge Lord Noel Buxton Hon Lydia Bnxton Lady victoria Herbert Major Gen (Sir John Ponsonby Hon Emily Kinnaird Hon Phillis Coleridge Hon Mrs Baring Hon Mrs Gongh Hon Mrs Peters Col and Hon Mrs Acland Hon Mrs Reginald Talbot Hon Mrs Robert Lygon Hon Mrs Edward Pelham Miss Joan Pelham Hon Mrs Courtenay Misses Courtenay Sir Philip and Lady Baker-Wilbraham Misses Baker-W ilbraham Sir Henry Imbert-Terry Sir I-awrence and Lady Jones Lady Currie Dowager lady Buxton the Bishop of Croydon and Mrs Moods the Bishop of Jerusalem and Mrs Maclnnes Mr Baker-M'ilbraham Mr Gerard Kennaway Mr Hunter Miss Kennaway Col and Mrs Arbuthnot Mrs Earn the Misses Bullet Mrs Kennaway Lowe Mr and Miss Kennaway Lowe Mrs Mark Kennaway Mr and Mrs Harold Kennaway Mrs Richard Kennaway Mrs Leonard Kennaway Mrs Benyon Rev A and Mrs Linzee Giles Major and Mrs William Powlett Cmdr William Powlett Mr Peter illiam-Powlett Mrs Reginald Lygon Miss Benyon Mrs Ponsonby Miss and Miss I) Ponsonby Major and Mrs Noel Kennaway and Miss Kennaway The Rev Lewis and Mrs Kennaway Mrs Herbert Arbuthnot the Rev Lunt Mrs Howard Mrs Roden Buxton Mrs Kennaway Miss Kennaway Mr and Mrs Nesbitt Mrs Dion Boucirault Major and Mrs Robert Barclay Mr and Mrs Cland Buxton Mr and Mrs Campion Russell Canon and Mrs Ware Major and Mrs Gataere the Master of Charter-house and Mrs Cbaytor Mr A Ritchie Lt-Col Ponsonby Mr and Mrs Gerard Wathen the Rev and Mrs Walker Col and Mrs Dudley Mills Mr and Mrs Arthur Godfrey Prebendary Hay Mr and Mrs de Bunsen Mr and Mrs Dennis Buxton the Rev Barclay and Mrs Ruxton Mrs Maberley Mrs Pennel Tate Mies Daly Col and Mrs and Miss Poneonby and Capt and Mrs Capron Major 0 Springfield and Miss Watson The wedding of Musa Elnith Irene Watson only daughter of the late Col Watson RA and the late Hon Mrs Watson of Ballingarrane Clonmel County Tipperary Ireland and Major Edmund Osborn Spring-field MC Sudan Political Service youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs Springfield of Alburgh House Harlesfcon Norfolk took place yesterday afternoon at Holy Trinity Church Brompton The officiating clergy were the Rev Marshall The Durbss of hMGroni ot and Lady Smyth Air A Srinivasa Saslri MarchioneM of lendcmdrrry the Sir Fimilatsr anil Stnn Sir Hfnry Lothian tht Marquis ol 'vSJSnnuS Strakoarh Sir Camphrll and Mrs Stuart NisrountcRi Allenby Mcount and titcounieag nitrv Valor Yiscourrt and Viscountess Lor ths Doaaurr ir Rear'd VnM Thomson Visit' Counts ol Minto Earl and Counts Psel Lord Udy Thomas su Conrtau Trsn'h Vnulrss and Hon Angola Mackenzie Lord and da ol Toru Trnh Sir Sc Lady Glendyne laird and Udy Hoadlry Lord Rirhard nnd Udv Chsnsvix-TrJi -u Hardings Lord and Lady Meton Ixtrd and Udy mour and Udy Tritton ir Moi Ratsndons Lord Snell Lord and Udy Stanley Nwb ad awl and Udy 'ansittart Mr Ralph and and Mr Amery Mr and Mt 1gKKl Mf wv Fizgerald Si tadog an Mr lwa Joo-jir lady Malker (apt and Mr- "a and Udy Gilmour Sir Robert and laa Vsr priiin p0 8 Mrs uarliker sir Hamilton Sir Robert I'' Sir Thomas 'and Lady 8n(l' Ijld xvheclrr Bishop and Mr White Inskip Sir illiam and Udy Jowitt Uadr aud hfji(1 Slf n)Tfl and udv irim vr Frnesl and Kenworthy Col Ine-Fox Dame Mar wj(1 sir Leslie and Udy Gen Mr Mrs ('apt Kidd and Miss Mark Johnson iiie marriage arranged between Capt £140000 ESTATE OF DUKE'S St Johnson will take place to-day at Church Hanover-square at 215 pm Mr Argenti and Mlle de Masin The marriage announced between Mr John Argenti and Mlle France de Masin will take place in Pans at the Eglise des Invalides Paris at 12 noon and afterwards at the Greek Church at 3 pm on Oct 31 Lt Elliot RNR and Miss Rogers The engagement is announced between Lt William Elliot Royal Naval Reserve only son of the late Mr and Mrs James Elliot of Paisley and Hennetta only daughter of Mr Hugh Rogers of Salcombe Devon Flying Officer Irving and Miss Robinson An engagement is announced between Flying Officer Irving RAF youngest son of Professor and Mrs Irving of Bonshaw Cranbrook Western Australia and Cornelia Margaret only daughter of Mr and Mrs Robinson of Summerfields Cleethorpes Dr Thornton and Miss James The marriage arranged between Dr Frank Thornton and Miss Katharine James will take place at St Peter's Church Bedford on Saturday Oct 31 at 230 pm GRANDSON Lt-Col Georoe A Percy late Grena dier Guards of Lancaster-gate Bavswater a grandson of the fifth Duke of Northumberland left estate of the value of £143443 with net personalty £138011 He gave £5000 his residence and content to Muriel Lady Capel Cure £300 a year each to Joseeline William Littleton Richard Charles Arthur Littleton Hyacinthe Mary Littleton Isabel Littleton and Eleanor Littleton £2000 to the Atkinson Morleys Convalescent Hospital Wimbledon £2000 to the Grosvenor Hospital for Women Vincent-square £300 to his chauffeur John King £500 £52 a year and his clothing to his valet Charles Copping Twelve months' wages to his otaer servants of three service An annuity of £52 to Sydney Phillips The bulk of the residue of the property was left to Lord Eustace Percy MP absolutely Mr Henry Girdwood the Clarendon Mansions Hotel s-road Bournemouth West formerly of Guildhall-chain bers Manchester retired flax spinner left estate of the gross value of £18141 with net personalty £17849 He left: £400 per annum and all his furniture books pictures and articles of household or domestic use or ornament including his pianola free of duty to Muss Marie Fearnley who has been my nurse during many Among other wills proved are rsrst snd a wren re Pybus Sir John and lady Simon Sir Archibald Sinclair Mr Oliver Stanley and Ldy Maureen Stanley Major Tryon and Mrs Tryon Mr and Mr Graham White Sir Edward and Lady Hilton Young Sir Leonard and Lady Adum Sir Sayed Soltan Ahmed Sir Herbert and Lady Baker Sir Arthur and Lady Balfour Mr Justice Banerji Sir Albion Banerji Sir Hugh and Lady Barnee Sir George and Lady Barnee Lady Barrett Sir William and Lady Barton Lady Barker and Mias Barker Sir Charles and Lady Bay ley Lady Beauchamp Mr and the Hon Mrs Benthall Sir Bhownagree Sir Basil and Lady Blackett Sir and Lady Bray Sir James Brunyate Mr Justice and Lady Bnckland Sir Richard and Mi Burn By Har Election several functions which were to court Butler Msharajadhiraja Bahadur of Burd llinnth hAVi heien noet wan Maharaj Kumari Sudharani Devi Maharaj hae been held this month have been Roman Lalitarani Devi poned or cancelled Among them are: Lady Carmichael Sir Hubert and lady Carr Sir Unionist Carvaing Corps Bridge Tonrna rhTwiknSir EHwrdnd Uiy SbSi'Nov 10" CUrkeSH Reginald and Udyflark Prof After Dinner Club Dinner tn Frl nl snd Mrs Contaian Sir Hngh and Ld Cork Countess of Athlone May Fair Hotel No' Gen Sir Herbert Udy and Miss Cooke Sir 7 postponed till next spring Geoffrey and Udy Corbett Mr and Mrs Coulton Jaindon Commercial Travellers' Benevolent Sir Cowasji Jehangir Sir Reginald and Udy Society's dinner Troeadero Oct 22 can Craddock Sir Edward Crowe Sir Msneckji rslDaH a wa rd uWV Prl anientary Clerks' piety's dinner Troea Howard Sir Stephen Demetriadi Sir dcro Oct 31 cancelled and Lady Donald Sir Robert and Lady Among function cancelled on th Danlop grounds of economy are Cmdr and Mr Parrel' Sir Godfrey and Udy Fell Col and Mr Ferrar Hon Mrs Fitzroy Sir Pytchley Hunt Ball Sflwyn and Lady Fremantle Councillor Festival dinner ol London Orphan School and Fernandez Sir Arthur and Ijidy Froom Sir Rival British Orphan School Watford rSkHote Sir Padamji and Ud Bournemouth Mn Cm Ginwala Sir Reginald and Udy Glancy PrfiT MrL nd The Bishop of St Kdnundsburx and Hamilton Sir Philip and Udv Hartog Udy Ipswich has appointed the Hex Herbert Sir John Hewett Sir George and Uds Swinburne MA Reetor of Whitton and Higgins Sir Clement and Udy Bindley Prof Tburleston with Akenham as Hnral Dean Hobday Lady Holland Sir Leslie Hudson Sir tll Akbarand Lady Hydari Imam of the London of the lay don an ill Selwyn and the Rev Byrn Capt Owen Tweedie was best man The bride who was given away by her brother Capt Reginald Watson wore a simple frock of ivory satin beaute with an ankle-length skirt and a draped neckline Her square satin tram fell from her shoulders and her lace veil was secured by clusters of orange blossom at each side She carried a bouquet of white roses There were eight attendants two pages Master Philip Barnes and Master Mark Vansittart two little girls Miss Mary- Brocklebank and Miss Peggy Crichton-Maitland and four older maids Miss Julia Llewellyn Miss Joan Cholmondeley Miss Una Miller and Miss Lilia Bagwell After the ceremony a reception was held at 36 (lent by Lady Procter) Among the guests present were Lord and Lady Tcynham Cmdr the Hon Marshal of the Royal Air Force Lord will leave Southampton today in the Empress of Britain for Quebec The Hon Mrs Roger Frankland has given birth to a son at 7 SW The Hon Sir Alan and Lady Johnstone have returned to London from the Continent Sir Cecil and Lady Neumann are staying at Geosvenor House Park-lane Sir George CJirystal has returned to London from a cruise to the Mediter ranean Lady Wild has returned to London from a cruise to the Mediterranean Sir Percival and Lady Perrv will leave Southampton to-day in the Empress of Britain for' Canada Sir Purshot-tamdas Thakurdas has arrived at Grosvemor House Park -lane from Bombay Professor and Mrs BasttaneUi have arrived at the Ritz Hotel from Rome Miss Eva Moore has left London for Hollywood and will be away until after Christmas Viscount Lee of Fareham the president of the institution will address the visitors and patients in the Assembly Room at the Royal Hospital and Home for Incurables Putney on Dec 4 when Founder's Day will bo celebrated The president and the executive committee of the American Women's dub will hold a reception this afternoon at 46 Grosvenor-street 1 at 430 pm when Lord Riddell will accept a cheque from the c'ub for the endowment of a bed in the Royal Free Hospital The president and members of the London Group will be At Home on Friday from 530 to seven pm at the New Burlington Galleries The Old Comrades of the 296th Siege Battery RGA will hold their thirteenth annual reunion dinner at six pm on Saturday Nov 7 at the White Horse Restaurant 100 High Holborn WC 1 Particulars from Mr Jones 19 Oakfield-road 14 £5135 Mnsque Imam (f Woking Moaquc 8ir Muhammad Rev Canon Fildowe MA who i Iqbal 8ir Mirza Ismail Major-Gen and Mr jii-j 1 Dean of tbr South Ounwirh Jackson Field-Marshal Sir Claude and Lady Jacob r-Sir Johnston Sir Roderick and Lady Jones ueaneix Christopher and Mrs Roer-Curion Lord Methuen Lady Osborne Beauclerk Hon Lady Curxon Hon Harriet Roper-Cnrxon Lady Procter 35543 30166 Roper- Gen Sir Hubert and Igidy Gough Mrs Gough Miss Gough Mi-s Myrtle Gough Lody (John! Mr BUTLER AND Miss Bovell-Jones The marriage arranged between Mr Butler and Miss Mane Bovell-Jones will take place quietly at St Church Redcliffe-gardens London SYY 10 at 215 pm on Wednesday Oct 28 Friends will be welcome at the church oiuUty £3 Clarke Rev Frederick Qiebton (net per £4577) Eastwood Harry Chaifley Blackburn cotton manufacturer (net penonaitr nil) Fitzgerald Maurice Montagu-street on the board oi the National Provincial Bank for 45 year (net peraonity 835083) Furber Percy Whitchurch Salop cheeae factor (net personalty £17485) Harris Frank Acton founder of Harris and Son Ld drapers Shepherds Bnah (net personalty £49367) Healey George H- Llandudno (net personalty £67346) Heron Brig-Gen Sir Thomas late Royal Army Ordnance Corps Cheshunt (net personalty £1108) Jollctte Jonathan Bonchuroh estate agent (jtH personalty £3927) Leach John Blackpool (net personalty £4239) Meek Mrs Marian Crouch-end (net personalty £13783) Pctter Thomas Hornsey late manager to Oharrington Sella Dale and Co i Robinson John Bournemouth retd corn The engagement is announced between miler (nrt personalty £36675) Hallard Croft eldest son of Mr and Mrs Third Joseph Aberdeen farmer (personal Thomas Croft of Blackpool Lancashire and Nita second daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar Wainwright of 1 Primrose Hill-road London NW 3 Hartshorn Manor Buckingham and Mayfair for many an on of the and managers of the Stock Ex change (net personalty £142701) Wftherull Col Robert St 36616 76390 3049 PERSIAN LAMB ia a most becoming for and the attractive coat illustrated is worked from perfectly matched close curled skins The is of Java-d rel hi effect 6328 5080 14299 9238 CLEVER COATS 36823 12556 163853 Leonarda-on-Sea (uet personalty £7134) Whewell Joaeph WhitefteJd manufactur mu chemurt (net personalty £44517) 44643 ECONOMISTS Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll hss given her patronage to Cradle Day in aid of Queen Charlotte's Hospital and Mr Baldwin will x-isit the depot at the Town Hall of St Alarylebone at 1130 am to-dav The Charlotte Daisy will be on sale in the streets of Westminster and Mayfair Acton Fulham Hammersmith Hampstead Holborn Islington Kensington Paddington The Bishop of Newcastle announces in his Diocesan Gazette that a memorial to the late Lord Stamfordham formerly Private Secretary to the King is to be placed in Newcastle Cathedral Lord father the Rev Bigge Gough Sir John and lady UM and Miss Maffey Sir Arthir Hazlerigg Lady (Frederick) Jackson Major ai Airs Donald Springfield Miss Springfield Miss ipringfield Mr George Spring-field Mrs atson Capt and the Hon Mr Selby Barnes the Rev and Mrs Hill Miss Sivewright Mrs It Tritton Miss Carroll Dempster Admiral and Mrs Hubert Mrs Charles Brocklebank Mrs Watson Mrs Pelham Forrestier Walker Mrs Crichton-Maitland Col and Mrs Rees-Moeg Mrs Eric Barrington Mr Burn Major and Mrs ickham Fiennes Mrs and Mrs John Poer Major Mulhoiland Mrs Christopher Blunt Capt and Mrs Fergus Forbes and Mr and Mrs Christopher Sandlord Mr McCorquodale and Miss Clark The Bishop of Buckingham officiated yesterday afternoon at St Peter's Church Eaton-squarc where the marriage of Mr Malcolm Stewart McCorquodale second son of Mr and Mrs Norman McCorquodale of Winslow Hall Bucks and Miss Winifred Clark daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark of 58 Cleveden-road Glasgow took place The Rev Gibbs assisted at the ceremony and Mr George McCorquodale (brother of the bridegroom) was best man The bride who was given away by her father wore a gown of pearl-tinted velvet with a velvet train embroidered with pearls and gold threads in a heather design A coronet of gold lace and orange flowers secured the long tulle veil and a white vellum prayer book was earned Miss Pamela McCorquodale sister of the bridegroom was the only grown-up attendant and she was preceded by four little pages Master Alan Kenneth Clark Master Alistair McCorquodale Master Bobbv Gibbs and Master Malcolm Napier and five little girls Miss Helen McCorquodale Miss Sheila Gibbs Miss Deborah Collins Miss Margaret Lacev-Smith and Miss Elizabeth Dunlop After the ceremony a reception was held at 26 Belgrave-square and among the' guests present were Viscount Castlereagh Viscountess Suirdale Ism! and lady Ebbisnam Hon Margai Hon Elisabeth Blades Lady Glenartnur Ijijy Luke ol Pavenham Hon Enid Lawson-Johnston Hon Airs Pitman Hon Air Lyell and Alise Lvell Hon Airs Ralph Assheton Hon Airs Adams Hon St Marylebone St Pancras Wandswortn was vicar of Stamfordham i berland Wembley and Willesden THE WEATHER Warm wathr continued orer part of the country and day maxima wet well above th normal At Cromer temperature of 72def was reached and 68de was recorded at Hunetanton LONDON OBSERVATIONS Kensington Palace 6 Bar reduced to MSL 100S7mb 29 79in) falling slowly: temp dry bulb 5S2det wet bulb 564deg humidity pc wind south west light weather dull dnxxie Temp max 67deg mm 47def rainfall tracf EVENTS House of Lords Foodstuffs Bill and Sunday Performances Bill all stages House of Commons 1245 Appropriation BiU third reading LUNCHEONS Borough of Barking Charter Celebrations Sir Bernard Greenwel guest Town Hall 115 Imperial Institute Mr A Gorton Canada From a new View-Point" 215 DINNERS Basketmakera' Company Connanght Rooms 630 Schneider Trophy dinner Southampton MEETINGS Conservative Meetings Viscount Hailsham at Banbury Sir Kingsley Wood at Smeth wick: Lari Winterton MP at Shoreham Sir Thomas Inskrp at Forton Hants 3 Mr Arthur Henderson at Scarborough Labour Party Conference Scarborough (also to-morrow Congregational Union Centenary Assembly Man Chester i nntil Oct 9) Incorporated Sales Association Hotel Victoria 7 Institute of Joint meeting with kindred bodies to discuss Coal Smokeless Fuel and Oil from the National opened by Dr Ormandy Sir David Milnc-Watson pre aiding Institution of Electrical Engineers Institution of Sanitary Engineers Opening of session Cabins Restaurant Tothill-street 730 Law Society Provincial meeting Folkestone Regent Advertising Club Sir Charles Higham and Mr Sydney Walton dehate Need Sileomen Learn Advertising Caxton Hall 730 LECTURES AND Ao DRESSES Alliance of Honour Prof Winifred Cnllis Problems of the City St Church W'albrook 110 Bishopsgate Institute Mr Bloor 630 Central School of Arts and Crafta Sir Banister Fletcher Analysis of Gothic and Renaissance Constitut tonal Club Lord Beaverbrook Em pire Tariffs" 2 India Society Dr Andreas Nell Temperatures are the cheat and kwet in th 9 am to 6 pm ana lively Rainfall I for the period 9 am Monda to 9 a yesterday HEALTH RESORTS bun- Rains- Ilmp fchiue tall Nifm Day ENGLAND WALES East I Scartxjrouxh br dluicion I i lertnorpea dkucnefcs Lrouer Yarmouth Lotbelolt I Felixatowe Dovercourt Waiton-oo-Nae I Giacton Southend iltrne bay Margate Kambgate 1 Deal fiOCTH LOAbT 4 5 5-d 4V) 64 53 7t 69 49 40 40 41 32 33 42 39 40 Mrs Algernon Borthwick snd Miss Lsititis Borth wick Hon Bartholomew and Lady Doreen Pley dell-Bouverie Sir Rirhard and Udy Cruiae Lady i Oi 1 U3 C2 OJi I 2 Smiley Mr John Smiley Ms Smiley Sir Godfrey Collins Marie Udy Stewart-C'lark Sir Stewart and Udy Steiart-Clark Mr and Mrs Norman McCornuodale Capt Norman McCorquodale Airs AhCorquodale Mr Geoffrey Clark Mr Hugh MrCorqnodale Mr and Mrs Kenneth AtrCorqno-dale Mr and Mr A McCorquodale Mr and Capitals of Sir Francis Young K'nneth I husband presiding Royal Geographical Sociely C1k xfMr indM" C1rk Mr and Mrs Morsom Miss Cecil Leitch Institnte of Hygiene 2S Portland place First of 'r ani' r9 1 Arthur Gibbs Course bv Dr illiam Brown Prevention Ucev -mith Mrs Gibbs Capt James and Treatment of Mental Sir Thoma 1 nrdey Air ami Mrs Gee Col and Mrs Selby Oliver presiding 330 MnS8 Roval Empire Society Northumberland-avenue hell Mrs Beaumont Vcmk1 Co and Thorn-(laulana Shaukat Ali "Eastern Sir un and Air Johnson Pnnlop Mr Ian Coat William Way land MP presiding 430 I and Miss Coats Alajor and Mrs Arundell Roval I nited Service Institution Mr ick Clarke Mr and Mrs Roberlshaw the Dean of ham steed Armament and Disarmament Christchurch and Mrs "hit Mrs Coventry since 191 Viscount Allenby prreiding 3 5rrfU- 'r' 2d orkp- "aor and Mrs Society of Public Scientific paper Bur G'-n lrrd n'J Mr lington Honae 8 J- Eiiott Col and Mrs Parsons Mr and Eason Mrs Ian Napier Mr Arthur schreiber and Miss Calendar Stationers' Hall 730 Schreiber Mr and Mrs Ray Anderwn Col and Timber Trade Technical Education Committee Mrs sotheby Capt and Mrs Piers Plowden Col First of course by Mr A liiey The Port and Mrs AJcCleverty Mrs Dole Mrs Cunning of London Chamber of Commerce 630 ham Reid Mrs Ieopold Lonadae Mr Jack Coats PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE Mr Honae of Room 16 at 11 Procedur CAPT CAMERON AND MlSS COOK on Public Buainaar marriage took place yesterday at St Fnneral jrvire for Bir Lipton St George Pauls Kmghtsbndge of 'apt Ewen Chnrch Glawrom 230 inter Cameron 2nd-8th Gurkha Rifle eldest son ment Southern Necropolis Glasgow- Memorial Qf the late Major Cameron A 8 "treft 1b and Mrs Cameron Rushgrove Fleet! 'Stanley Baldwin new extension to Hampshire and Miss Winifred Mary Cook Neleon Hospital Vk imMedon 230 present address 3 Queens Elm-square Buchanan fUjrtinft Merton opens Chelsea elder daughter of the late HomLfftare Hall 430 Lewes and the iate Mrs Cook School North Walsham speech day 230 ishop Bishop 2 02 1 2 1 1 1 An explanation of this chart is given each Alonday Gexekl Inference fro Obj-frv vtiors at 18 00 GMT A 'arge low-pressure area centred south of Iceland and moving slowly eastwards will cause condition to be unsettled in must districts though fair period are probable FORECASTS Loxdox Ekglaxd SE XE ard Midlands and Scotland sE Wind south or south-west moderate cloudy some rain at first probably fairer later mild England SW and XW Midlands and Wales ind south-weet or west moderate freah locally cloudy but brignt intervals occasional ram or shower mild or moderate temperature Scotland 8W and and Isle of Man Wind soutb-wet or west fresh perhaps strong locally cloudy but bright interval rain at tune or showers moderate temperature Scotland NE and Mid and Orkncvs and Shetland Wind south-westerly freeh mainly Cloudv occasional rain or showers moderate temperature or rather mild dLvd Ireland Wind southwest or west moderate or Harrogate A Cumberland Tweed Coat very tailored that boasts an intriguing rever collar of shaded lamb The coat is lined throughout to tone Itcomes in several 1 A DYED Perfectly selected skins are used in irking wl tful Fur cb is lined 149gns 2 good colours and 3 sizes 03 01 I 4 C2 04 02 03 02 I 03 These coats go more places with a better grace than any coats ever seen motor you into the Country with the same smart assurance with which see you through a hectic shopping in town or without loss of dignity they'd cloak a silk frock on its way to a Now what more can one ask of a C03t in this year of Limited Incomes? nv dyes on Russian Squirrel 79gns Lunch and Afternoon Tea the 3 Mary Restaurant 1 brig mod' Past on 1 Drccuntot on of Presentation of 'Pereira Tin Society Southwell the Rev Murray and the vgoLVANN'TIWind south or sonth-weet Medal and inaugural sessional address by Prof jv Hamilton officiated Capt moderate or freeh veering a little probably £for'' EOask3 A Cameron RH A was best man some rain early then fairer sea moderate ox Maternity Hospital Cradle A Cameron RHj was best man some rai- A Novelty Wool Hopsack fashions this good-looking coat illustrated above Its revers and Mink fur collar give the new wide-at-the-shoulder effect and the fitted high waist adds length and slenderness-Avaiiable in all the newest Autumn Shades and in FuaTRE Ot'TiooR Non issued charlotte's The bnde who was given away bv Mr Qun Ken el Club Show Crystal Cjlace -two day Gala Cook wore a sown of pink pearl put weakened in intensity Vh-f a large depressicr Lyon Club Swimming Marsball-street Baths wlth a square train decorated with 1 03 0 1 I 1 21 4 three sizes a sheaf of tiger lillies She was attended i fresinmewt cie but strong in pbee in the wen by Miss Babette Salt and Miss Phvlhda I driuk sorr DebenHam O' Freebodv (OtHMUMUMTn) Wigmore St London Wl Derby Foa! 8how Devon Cattle Show Exeter Royal South Bucks Agricultural Show Roval Horticultural Society lutumc ho fruit and Vegetable Horticultural Ha! to 4) tor4) i or do Toogood who wore dresses of cornflower-I rainfall Vi amount ng to 29nmi dUin at 19mm wm eathAW joyed to sO hour at blue velvet with silver Juliet caps and IsJrtSer in carried tctoriHn psie After the cere- iiih? whi'e sloet the at C-vt mainly fair monv a reeeDtion was held At lupf-n'i i urev ailed arai durable brfht periods enjoy-d first neIQ aT vueen the amour td to 70 iSSKr MARSHALL SNELGROVE Royal Opera nvent Seaaon of Opera English Parsiial 7- Wertmineter The natomirt performance) 816 imftine Temp Max Temp Mix 686 Dtbenkami Ltd VERE STREET OXFORD STREET LONDON.