... A new portrait of the famous Australian dancer, who is shortly returning: to London. She is now touring: on the Continent E. O. Hoppi Photo ...

... The South Pole More Popular thai* the North A Faux Pas At the conclusion of the King's brief visit to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sassoon at Tulchan Lodge a week or so ago, his Majesty presented the chef with the Victorian medal, whereupon the cordon bleu made a speech, returning thanks for the honour conferred. The local Press have got hold of this speech, and printed it, but the French-- it is ...

... Like Father, Like Soia IRVINGS, PERE ET FILS. IN THE BELLS f i. MR. H. B. IRVING 2. THE LATE SIR HENRY IRVING Each as Mathias in The Bells A REMARKABLE RESEMBLANCE These photographs of Mr. H. B. Irving (top) and the late Sir Henry Irving (bottom) show father and son, each in the character of Mathias in The Bells. Mr. H. B. Irving is at present playing in this role at the Queen's Theatre, ...

... 3 LONDON CORSET CO., r t vx\ mm-- i in an i n 28, NEW BOND ST., W. EVERY CORSET MADE IN PARIS. feel that it is impossible to describe the many beauties of their latest Corset of Coutille, but will ask their clients to favour them with a visit of inspection and judge for themselves how faithfully the artist has depicted it. The price is £2 12 6 including front and side Suspenders. This Corset ...

... Tihe Genuine I'leM Sport of Cones hip; ITS PAST AND PRESENT REVIEWED By L. C. R. CAMERON COURSING bids fair to become, during the season just commenced, one of the most fashionable of field sports. Ancient as it is in origin, even in the British Isles, it has had its vicissitudes of popularity, finding, sometimes, in the past as at the present day, its patrons, the patrons of the Leash-- as ...

... Out* Great Public Schools: n0. xiv.Uppingbam UPPINGHAM is the school of schools, and the School is Uppingham; so, at least, we thought when we were boys there. A wider experience teaches us that other men, not altogether without reason, think the same of their own schools; yet in after years, perhaps, there lurks somewhere some remnant of the belief of our younger days. As to the worthy ...

... fp f GAMES PASTIMES i ^^r\ THE HOCKEY MUDDLE AMERICA CUP PROSPFCTS The Hockey Offside Muddle At the beginning of the season I expressed a pious hope that the new offside rule would be interpreted more in accordance with the spirit in which it was framed than with its actual wording, which I regarded as unsatisfactory. Other critics, more captious than myself, attacked it more vehemently, and ...

... GOLF NOTES. By Ernest Lehmann The Royal and Ancient Business Meeting In my account of the autumn meeting of the Royal and Ancient Club considerations of space precluded me from commenting on the business part. Two items on the agenda call for special notice. The first of these was the report of the committee appointed to deal with the links congestion question. A set of proposals on the ...

... The Gsirdeiv jj|jlg| Climbing Roses The opportunities of using climbing roses in the garden have been greatly increased in recent years by the introduction of such features as pergolas and Japanese summer-houses in addition to the older pillars and arches, and to this fact is probably due the immense number of climbing roses which are now offered by nurserymen. Every year the list becomes ...

... KNIGHT, FRANK RUTLEY Telegrams Calleries, London Offices: 9, CONDUIT STREET. LONDON. W. Telephones 1942 Corrard National) 497 Mayfair (Post Office) FACING WIMBLEDON COMMON. A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE IN PERFECT ORDER. ELECTRIC LIGHT. TELEPHONE. /Tl0 BE LET OR SOLD, this picturesque HOUSE, built regardless of cost for the present owner' occu- pation. It stands well back from the road, in beautifully ...

... MESSRS. WALTON LEE, Telephones 1505 Mayfair. 3645 Gerhard, IU. MUUIN1 STREET, GROSVENOR SQUARE. LONDON. W. Telegraphic Address Waltons, London. DATSFORD PARK, MORETON-IN-MARSH, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.-- TO BE LET, FURNISHED, 1 to 3 YEARS, in a capital social and sporting district, one of the most palatial and magnificent seats in the country, standing on an eminence ABOUT 700FT. ABOVE SEA LEVEL, ...

... SOME OUTDOOR ATTRACTIONS. ^T. GEORGE'S, AMPTHILL, stands on gravel soil at an altitude of about 320FT., faces South, and is approached by a short carriage drive. It has particu- PART OF DINING ROOM. uiny ueilgUHUl OAKUh.XS AND GROUNDS, TENNIS AND croquet i awns, and tlie grounds, having been under careful cultivation, are a superb property in themselves. Superior stabling for six horses, coach ...