... NOTES FROM IHE1RE AND THERE. Now, Readers, How Much? TEN years ago the King's College Theo logical Hostel was started in order to provide residence for students of King's College who are being trained for the ministry. The scheme has always been hampered by lack of funds. The pre sent quarters are now overcrowded and unsuitable. Funds are very urgently needed for the new building being erected ...

... Gossnp from the Greea=roni. His Majesty's. THE School for Scandal will, I sup pose, never become old-fashioned. Why should it? The story itself belongs to no particular epoch. Allowing for a difference of habits and costume and the play is as twentieth- century as The Great Adventure. It is not only a story of every age but one of the most wonderful acting comedies which have ever been ...

... FATHER'S LEADING LADY AppsireiniUliy TifooirouigglhlLy I£imJyiznig> Iber 2>si Voyage 0 MISS MARGERY MAUDE EN ROUTE FOR CANADA Where she is now playing with great success as leading lady under her father's management. The photograph was taken aboard the Virginia during the voyage. Mr. Cyril Maude is sure to have an enthusiastic welcome wherever he goes on his long Canadian tour, and no one can ...

... In Towi and Out London's New Lord Mayor. Although No vember is still some way off the Corporation of the City of London is very busy making prepara tions for that, to them, most impor tant month, when they must choose their chief magi strate and witness his progress through the City in that quaint survival of me diaeval times, the Lord Mayor's Show. The next Lord Mayor is to be Sir Vansittart ...

... CUPID OUT WITH THE QUOIN Ana Einiilrsi2i3m| ]£r&g|ag|e2i&einift from tiBue SIbnrs0 MISS MARY FORESTER AND MR. ARTHUR FITZGERALD Adams, Syston Whose engagement has just been announced. The wedding will take place early in the New Year. Both are enthusiastic followers of the famous Quorn Hounds. Miss Mary Forester is the eldest daughter of Captain F. Forester of Saxelby Park near Melton Mowbray, ...

... A Racing Notebook TB ^coP!> The Love of Mystery. RACING people are funny folk. They revel in mystery while they are tortured by what may seem cold fact. If there are two horses standing out prominently in a race, one being the winner of races and the other the winner of alleged trials in private, they will prefer the one possessed of the private reputation. It reminds one of the saying of a ...

... FIZ YAMA FIRST AT FIFTIES Piposftirsiftedl P%ainifteiF sunidl Beafminigg BoWe aft H-ewmarKeto THE SENSATIONAL CESAREWITCH WINNER AND HIS JOCKEY, F. HERBERT Muggeridge Another outsider and once more the money-for-nothing odds of 50 to 1. No wonder the ring cheered when Mr. C. Wadia's four-year-old scrambled home from the well-backed Grave Greek by a head in the Cesarewitch at Newmarket last ...

... THE CUBBING SEASON IN FULL SWING A 06 T ...

... LORD LONDONDERRY'S SM1 OOT AT WYNYARB FARM Soma of ftlhi UlUr 6(5 Comsraandlo ss MeiK. Msivo wMfin ttlhe Pireseirv^ LADY LONDONDERRY AND LORD ST. ALDWYN Better known as Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer under Mr. Balfour. Lady Londonderry before her marriage was Lady Theresa Helen Chetwynd- T albot, the eldest daughter of the late Lord Shrewsbury GENERAL SIR R. ...

... PARAGRAPHS PUREILY PERSONAL. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. THE White House is once more the scene of homely family life, and the gracious lady who presides over its social and domestic affairs has already won the esteem and affection of the Americans. Formerly a Miss Ellen Louise Arson, Mrs. Wilson is the first lady from the southern states to hold the great position which she occupies with such simple ...

... THE DESPAIR OF DOWNING STREET Tsil&eia Specially fios* aa Tlhi Tables3 V9 Ikes* Pairis Minao MRS. PANKHURST BUSY WITH HER CORRESPONDENCE IN A QUIET CORNER OF HER GARDEN We publish above an exclusive photograph of that untiring Suffragette leader, Mrs. Pankhurst, who with her daughter, Christabel, has so persistently proved herself positively hungerproof during many visits to the cells. She has ...

... Priscilla Sin Paris* MY DEAR UNCLE.-- A rather amusing joke or catch phrase, whichever you prefer, is making the round, of Paris; soon its reiteration will be making life hideous, but at present we still smile. You meet a friend just back from the sea. He or she, but I prefer a he, is happy and sun burned and full of his fishing and sailing exploits. You listen with great admiration, you pat ...