... . By SANDY BUNKER. THOSE of us who play golf are feeling particularly proud of ourselves at the moment; we are rejoicing in the Coronation of a golfer King. Almost every club in the kingdom has held, or is holding, competitions to celebrate the Coronation of King George VI., and quite rightly so, for our Sovereign is an earnest patron of the Royal and Ancient game. The King is, moreover, a ...

... J THE PARIS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION-- THE LIGHTER SIDE. THE purport of the Paris International Exhibition, which is to be opened during the present month, is to illustrate the progress achieved by our generation, particularly in the realm of art, science, and the crafts-- a gigantic undertaking, but one which is being carried out very thoroughly. For those who are apt to consider inter ...

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... for the occasion of the crowning celebra tions of Their Majesties the King and Queen. A' strictly limited quantity of this present ation has been produced, and the printing plates hove been destroyed. This perfume, as all other specialities, has been created in the laboratories at the Cite des Parfums, Suresnes, near Paris, France. 18'6 J THIS PERFUME HAS BEEN CREATED BY r ...

... CAVIAR AND CABBAGES. By MOLLY CASTLE. XVI II. --STAR WITH AMBITION MARGO. TWO years ago a slender, white- faced, sixteen- year-old Mexican girl, with luminous hazel eyes and a wide, expressive mouth, passed the en trance of the Schubert Theatre in New York and saw Elisabeth Berg ner's name up in lights. In a year, she kidded, it will be my name that is up there. Two years later it was still ...

... . LADY BASING, the wife of Lord Basing, is shown as she will appear at the Coronation ceremony, in her peeress's robes and wearing her coronet. The peeresses do not put on their coronets until the moment when H.M. the Queen is crowned. Lady Basing and I^ady Sackville seen on our facing page are the wives of barons, so their robes are edged with miniver pure two inches in breadth and have a ...

... . This group Junes t K M. THE KING hTThE^UeIn^M.^E KmG.^^M First Lord of the Admiralty, is second from left, and the ng Jr Servicewhcn he said: My early life teas spent in the Royal Navy, and I am glad that MARY. In his speech his Majesty referred to Ins ^n B f„ Z enterprUe. the courage, and the character of our seamen the British the opening of this Museum shoid f fi fentg The Museum has ...

... . The marriage of LADY ELIZABETH MURRAY, younger daughter of the Earl of Dunmore, V.C., and the Countess of Dunmore, to MR. PETER C. OLDFIELD, of Moor Hill Harewood Yorks, took place at St. Margaret's. The bridegroom is helping the bride to cut the cake nt. the rp.rentinn. The HON. CLAUDIA BETTERTON, younger daughter of Lord and Lady Rushcliffe, married MR. DEREK ALLHUSEN, 9th Lancers, second ...

... . By H. E. SYMONS. THE motoring scribe does not so much test cars as try them. It takes many, many thousands of miles to dis cover any weak points in a good modern car, and testing, as such, can there fore only be properly carried out by the department of a factor}' whose business it is to do so. The writer on motoring matters can only try a car as a prospective purchaser would try it, to see ...