The "Buds" That Bloom in The Spring. 1934.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Tatler, January 24th, 1934," showing the Following Ladies Portraits called "The "Buds" That Bloom In The Spring."

    a- The Hon, Joan Acton.
    b- Miss Maria and Miss Angelica Malbran.
    c- Miss Ursula Livingstone, Learmonth.
    d- Miss Joan and Miss Ann Farrer.
    e- Miss Susan Bligh.
    f- Miss Marie McRae-Smith.
   g- Lady Maureen Noel..

Even though it may be a bit difficult at times to believe that spring is only round the corner, one of its first harbingers is anything in the way of a forecast about the new representations at Their Majesties' Courts. People whose business it is usually begin talking about this sort of thing about the same time as they talk about what may win the Craven Stakes -= and possibly the Derby.  A short catalogue of this charming gallery is obviously necessary.  The Hon. Joan Acton is th fourth of lord Acton's six sisters and was born in the second year of the great War.  Miss Malbran and her sister are the daughters of H. B, Dan Manual Malbran, the Argentine Ambassar, and will be presented by their mother.  Miss Ursula Livingstone-Learmonth is the daughter of Captain and Mrs. Noel Livingstone-Learmonth and a grand-daughter of the Dowager Lady Portman.  Miss Susan Bligh is a daughter of Major the Hon Noel and Mrs. Bligh and a sister of Lord Darnley.  Mr, Bligh was formerly in the Rifle Brigade.  Miss Farrer and her sister are the daughters of Captain and the Hon. Mrs. Denis Farrer and nieces of Lord Redesdale.   Lady Maureen Noel is Lord Gainsborough's sister, and Miss McRae-Smith is the daughter of Mrs. Richmond Temple and the late Major William A. Smith of the U.S. Flying Corps.

Condition is Very Good.