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... I THE BEE IN THE BONNET AN AUTO-CAUSERI E. By Gerald Biss. MY DEAR TATLER, Here am I, an acre and a half of discoloration and bruises with the hide of a Jack Johnson, ashamed to indulge in mixed bath- fpa ing on my well-earned vacation, and all through t \JJ going on a stunt with a lot of wicked Napier folk who jRi coaxed and cajoled me to my undoing. Two years ago f| in a weak moment I ...
... M. E. Brl&0 A Contrast Between the Fashions for Le Touquet and Deauville. THERE is a wonderful difference in the fashions for Le Touquet and those for Deauville. The season at the former luxurious little seaside place has been in full swing for nearly a month whereas at the latter it is only just beginning. Indeed, it may be said that at Le Touguet the frocks, frills, and furbelows have a ...
... BOIRIS ASSAULTS SOCIETY cosat. Southampton Terrace, Clapton, hardly looked the locality from which springs an assured social status, but Boris was undismayed. After a few weeks of serious tuition Boris was able to make a watch disappear out of a handkerchief and a rabbit appear out of a hat with a dexterity which completely deceived the lady with the false front upon whom he first prac tised ...
... EAUREES AND CYPRESS Tlhe^ Stufffeiredl for a 00 Scrap of Paper 00 Garryiiagl IE.ini>Ilainidl!> IHIoir&oiiar. LIEUTENANT G. S. NORMAN Royai Irish Rifles wounded 2ND LIEUT. J. A. H. FERGUSSON Highland Light Infantry killed H2SS SS22 g 2: TLi-i'i iTC Ef LIEUTENANT S. S. DILLON Royal Irish Rifles wounded LIEUT. ALLAN W. G. CAMPBELL Coldstream Guards died of wounds 2ND LIEUT. T. B. BUTT King's Own ...
... THE CAMERA AT COOMBE HIRE Somrae of Ulhceg PopusHsiiF Poiradloini 3LiiiniK.g0 THE ARTISTIC CLUBHOUSE AT COOMBE HILL LORD CASTLEROSSE MR. GORDON FARRAR (SECRETARY) MR. PHILIP RUNCIMAN MR. MAYS SMITH LORD ALFRED BROWNE MAJOR MANN JOHNSON I he Coombe Hill links, which are situated on the Fitzgeorge estates near Kingston, are one of the most sporting and popular courses within easy reach of town. ...
... The above picture of the Queen and one of her little daughters was taken at the palace in Bucharest. The Queen before her marriage was Princess Marie of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. She is very tall and beautiful and has been a frequent visitor to this country, of which she is very fond a ...
... IF WE HAD LISTENED TO HIM YESTERDAY We Sno^Bld Ihaiv Ibeeim M.adly T=dl&yo BOBS' WAY He knew, none better, how 'twould be, And spoke his warning far and wide He worked to save us ceaselessly, Setting his well-earnt ease aside. We smiled and shrugged and went our way Blind to the swift-approaching blow; His every word proves true to-day, But no man hears, I told you so These verses are ...
... THE IMPOSSIBLE WOMAN Mb3. Hsidldloia Glhgiinm]b>Eos8s ua ...
... OUR YEOMANRY BOYS Sosrme Offices5 ff ftSae (GjaMlair&ft aa IB^acM 80 asadl ftlhe StuardlY 60 S&siJffs,,88 A GROUP OF OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL BUCKS HUSSARS Warland Andrews Left to right Standing Lieutenant T. C. Smith, Captain Sir E. Pauncefort-Duncombe, Bart., Lieutenant L. E. W. Egerton, Major A. Grenfell, Captain G. Gardner, Lieutenant J. Y. Bogue, Captain E. de Rothschild, Lieutenant G. B. ...
... BY RICHAIB SOMGu A New Tale of the Five Towns. THE heroes and heroines of fiction are usually very-- not inhuman, because that sounds as if they were disciples of German Kultur --but unhuman people. They are what we should all like to be, never are, and would positively hate to live with. In variably they are handsome and beautiful, and that in itself is a smack in the eye to the average ...
... LADIES' KENNEL ASSOCIATION NOTES The Taller is now the Official Organ of this Influential Body in the Doggy World. MISS DESBOROUGH writes that although the L.K.A. Relief Fund is still going strong she hopes that members will not forget to support it in spite of the heavy calls on the purse to which everyone is subjected just now, for there is a con stant drain on this fund; for instance, the ...
... A ZULU DRAMA Magnificently Produced at the Globe Theatre. MISS LILY BRAYTON AS MAMEENA AND MR. FREDERICK WORLOCK AS PRINCE UMBUYAZI In Mameena, which has just been successfully produced at the Globe Theatre. It has been dramatised by Mr. Oscar Asche from Mr. Rider Haggard's novel, Child of Storm. The play in itself is not too strong, but the magnificent setting and pictures of Zulu life make ...