... A delightful new picture, ORANGES LEMONS.'' M A specially commissioned oil B painting by the well-known artist, SHERIDAN KNOWLES, R.C.A., R.I., H R.O.I. a foremost exhibitor H at all the leading Art Exhibi ts tions. The accompanying illus- tration necessarily gives but a I suggestion of the beauty of H this happy portrayal of chil- B dren at play. Superbly pro- duced copies of this picture, fl ...

... THE MAN WHO WILL MUZZLE THE MAD DOG LORD KITCHENER, OUR MINISTER FOR WAR The nation and sane Europe sighed with relief when the news went forth that the man of iron, whose experience of active military organisation is unrivalled in the world, was appointed War Minister. Lucky England to possess such an asset in her trouble, and wise Government to make such prompt use of it h ...

... A Raiinif| HottelbooR By st Auaguasft sins. 9 FOR many years I have attended the Goodwood meeting, by far the most picturesque and perhaps one of the finest racecourses in the world. For the greater part of the racing one can always obtain a splendid view, unlike many of our courses, where there is a difficulty in doing so, as, for instance, the July course at Newmarket, where the horses, all ...

... KIER STAR COURSES. By Beafofix Tempy. IT'S obvious, murmured Serenity, that I'm in for something; the question is--what? And she gazed apprehensively at her star courses, which, particularly as con cerned the nasty parts, were coming most horribly true. She had become entangled with the astrologer through an advertisement, melli- fluously entreating your birth-time and a shilling, with ...

... 2%. GREAT DANCER lira si CHaffsmnag IDveimiEiigf Oowinio MLLE. TROUHANOWA Talbot A beautiful pose of whom is presented above, is one of the most brilliant dancers of the present time we need hardly add that she is Russian. Mile. Trouhanowa has been seen in London, and her impersonation of the Nun in The Miracle will be remembered as a remarkable representation. Mile. Trouhanowa, who is very ...

... DO YOU BELIEVE IN FAIRIES SOME WONDERFUL IMPERSONATIONS OF THESE 3DEEIGHTFUE MYTHS Onveim nim BeauLtfiftelly /kjppiroipirflsitte Surro^niidfiinkgfs ism Aksmieinicsi. Re ...

... TWO PROMISING POILG-PILAYERS Aft ILoirdl (CowdliFSiy9^ Polo WeBl aft Mldh^uirsfto LORD STALBRIDGE LORD ALASTAIR LEVESON-GOWER Who took part in the annual invitation tournament at Cowdray Park, Midhurst, during the Goodwood meeting. Lord Stalbridge, who was a member of the Hazlemere team, is a very keen polo-player and in the present tournament put up a good game for his side. He was formerly ...

... OUR FOREIGN MINISTER Wlhos Masttes3!^ EDir&deav*ars lira ttEa Cams of Feac airadl wEaos Determmiiraedl -AfttiitUadle aim ftEa IFac of Wsiir3 Ihaw lEnadleairedl Eaisna ^fireslh to Bafitislh Meair'tSo SIR EDWARD GREY-- AND WITH HIM LORD HALDANE Sir Edward Grey has been called upon during the past weeks to bear a burden of responsibility such as few men have faced in the history of the world. The ...

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... AN ECHO OF GOODWOOD Ole Kate Doing a Roaring Trade Through the Rails. THROUGH THE RAILS AT GOODWOOD OLD KATE SELLING THE K'RECT CARD TO LADY TORRINGTON AND HER HUSBAND This snapshot was taken at Goodwood last week. Lady Torrington, who was Miss Eleanor Souray before her marriage, is a good judge of 'osses and has for many years owned a capable string of racers which she has run with more than ...

... CRICKET BENEFITS-- J. B. HOBBS By Sir Home Gordon, Bart. His Opportunity. TO a professional cricketer his benefit is the great event of his life, and with the idea that it depended too much on the accident of weather I was the first to introduce the insurance of the receipts for an agreed sum-- a safeguard now adopted by every man under the circumstances. Of course, no benefit in the south has ...

... DTTQV rT IDT H weddings and OU^I LUlllJ ENGAGEMENTS. J A Naval Eneragrement. A VERY interesting naval engagement has just been announced between Commander Basil V. Brooke, R.N., Flag Com mander to Commander in-Chief, Portsmouth, and Miss Olave Cun ninghame-Graham, only daughter of Commander Charles Cunninghame- Graham, R.N., M.V.O., groom-in-waiting to his Majesty the King, and Mrs. ...