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... MISS JESSIE BATEMAN AS LADY DIANA SARTORIS, M.F.H., IN THE HUNTING-RACING DRAMA THE WHIP, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. ...
... MISS JESSIE BATEMAN AS LADY DIANA SARTORIS, M.F.H., IN THE HUNTING-RACING DRAMA THE WHIP, AT DRURY LANE THEATRE. ...
... U MISS PEARL AUFRERE. Who appeared in The Model and the Man recently at the. Hippodrome Theatre. 2. MRS. D. KLOMBIES, Who, until her marriage last year to a young Army officer, was appearing in Our Miss Gibbs. 3. MISS GLADYS GUY, In The Dollar Princess at Daly's Theatre. 4. MISS ADA REEVE, Who will shortly start with her own company on her tour which will include Australia, South Africa, and ...
... . (By vermMon of Berlin Photographic Co., 133 New Bond-street, W.) From the painting by Thomas Blinks. ...
... the harvest of the s e a. By Walter H. Holton. THE ice-boat threw off and the deck-hand just managed to scramble aboard; then we dropped away from that east coast quay, slipped easily down the harbour, and rounded the stumpy lighthouse. A coastguard at the quay-head gave us Good luck as we swung off dead east and began to dip to the open sea. xe see, we can trawl up along tne coast ...
... . THE Mid-Annandale fixture was notable for the superb form shown by the Croxteth greyhounds, and regret must be general in a season which promises so well for Lady Sefton and the President of the National Coursing Club that they are again to be absent from England for the greater part, if not for the whole, of the season. I am open to correction, but I have an idea that neither Lord nor Lady ...
... LEST WE FOECET aa Slhouflldl this Idl E-irag'taiadl Fall wlhiclh Melsoini JL?etf4 so Qireatt CB THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR TOOK PLACE ON FRIDAY LAST /s The fleet of England is her all-in-all, Her fleet is in your hands, And in her fleet her fate. You-- you that have the ordering of her fleet, l*Q m If you should only compass her disgrace, When all men starve, the wild mob's ...
... Allurements aft ftlhe Alliaiiifera. The Square of Mystery. ACROSS the evening mystery slowly enveloping Leicester Square the Alhambra sends its illuminated messages of unfamiliar names in enormous letters. A vast crowd of men and women-- principally foreigners-- stand patiently in a long queue waiting to become gods for an absurdly low sum of money. Presently the windows of this enormous ...
... saSI MOMUMEMTUM REQUIRIS, CIIRCUMSFICEo A CHAPEL ADORNED BY ONE MAN Clarke Mr. Frederic Shields, the veteran artist, at work on the paintings at the Chapel of the Ascension, Hyde Park Place. Mr. Shields is just completing the decoration of this wonderful chapel, which has no minister and in which no service will ever be held. The walls are adorned with over two hundred paintings and designs, ...
... A QUARTET OF BEAUTY Airrsvedl amidl Arriving LADY CURZON t Who was married to her cousin, the heir to the present Lord Howe, three years ago. Lady Curzon is the only daughter of the late Colonel the Hon. Montagu Curzon, and has one son LADY HARDINGE The wife of the 3rd Lord Hardinge, and before her marriage Miss Mary Nevill, the daughter of the Hon. Ralph Nevill. Lady Hardinge entertains a ...
... n J yr A snapshot of Mrs. Hall Walker's Gatacre Quicksilver, which was a winner on its first appearance on the show bench at the recent Aylesbury dog show. The pomeranian is at present decidedly the favourite pet dog and some remarkable prices have recently been paid for these diminutive pets ...
... =^=WHY I LOST! By Harold H. Hilton.-- i In this Article Mr. Hilton Explains How Miss Leitch Beat Him in the Recent Match at Walton Heath and Sunningdale. I HAVE just been gazing at a page from THE TATLER of April 6, 1910, on which is printed an article by Harold H. Hilton which has a heading, Golf and the Sexes-- a Comparison. In the light of very recent events this heading has not such an ...
... THE ELUSIVE RITES OF ELEUSIS THE RITE OF SATURN. i. The Rite Opens with a Litany of Lamentation. 2. The Mother of Heaven Plays an Invocation on the ^Violin, her Back to those Present. 3. The Master of the Temple, Seated by the Ceremonial Fire, called the Hell Broth, Recites The Eyes of Pharaoh. 4. The Suspected Traitor, having been Found, is Slain with 'a Spear. 5. After it has Been ...