Lord St. Just - Lord St. Just, 6ft. lin. baron did not want to go to a dance at a country house party. "I'm no dancer" he told friends. Their reply was "Don't be a spoil-sport". The twenty-five-year-old peer-family motto "Honest duty" - went to the dance. There he saw a school girl of the sixteen in a pink and white organdie dress - Leslie Nast daughter of the late Conde Nast, American publisher, back from Switzerland for the holidays. At first he hesitated to approach her. But when, at last he asked her to dance she did not seem to mind. February 14, 1949. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

Lord St. Just - Lord St. Just, 6ft. lin. baron did not want to go to a dance at a country house party. "I'm no dancer" he told friends. Their reply was "Don't be a spoil-sport". The twenty-five-year-old peer-family motto "Honest duty" - went to the dance. There he saw a school girl of the sixteen in a pink and white organdie dress - Leslie Nast daughter of the late Conde Nast, American publisher, back from Switzerland for the holidays. At first he hesitated to approach her. But when, at last he asked her to dance she did not seem to mind. February 14, 1949. (Photo by Daily Mirror).

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