... PERSONALITIES AT THE HORSE SHOW AS MATT SAW i HEM Copyrighted in the United States and Canada. ...

... (Soft's praise By Frank Finn Gold is eternally the same Its hue nor drug nor rust can tame. Gold was the hair of loveliest dame, And gold the beard of bravest king Gold is the king of finches' wing. A ...

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... . SOME NOTABLE GUESTS--! BY FRED MAY At the recent dinner at the Connaught Rooms in aid of the funds of the Queen's Hospital for Children at Bethnal Green, and at which H.R.H. the Duke of York, President of the Hospital Committee, took the chair, a sum of nearly £8,000 was subscribed, this leaving more than £10,000 still needed to enable this magnificent philanthropic enterprise to carry on. ...

... OIL- TO MA11 THEM OF A CH1EEIFUL COUNTENANCE. AT THE PETROL^ TECHNOLOGISTS' DINNER-- BY FRED MAY People who strike oil are always cheery why wouldn't they be and at this dinner at the Connaught Rooms, at which, as will be observed, a number of those intimately concerned with the use of petrol (as fuel) foregathered, admirals of the fleet (with naval escort of sons), magnates of the shipping ...

... THE GREAT BILUE WATER BATT „E ON SATURDAY NEXT, APRJE 5. THE OXFORD CREW P. C. Mallam, bow; P. R. Wace, No. 2 W. F. Godden, No. 3 F. S. Nicoll, No. 4 G. J. Mower White. No. 5 J. E. Pedder, No. 6; G. E. G. Gadsden, No. 7; W. P. Mellen, stroke; G. D. Clapperton, cox THE CAMBRIDGE CREW G. E. G. Goddard, bow; J. S. Herbert, No. 2 J. A. MacNabb, No. 3; L. Elliott-Smith, No. 4; O. A. Carver, No. 5; ...

... Although Denmark is comparatively close to England, it has never achieved popularity as a holiday resort which is a pity, for there are many quaint and interesting S1g ts t ...

... In a few days time, July 19, the Cathedral Church of Christ, on St. James s Mount, Liverpool, will be consecrated in the presence of the King and Queen. This wonderful work, which, when completed, will be the largest church m the country, and inferior in size only to St. Peter's, Rome, and Seville Cathedral, is the first Anglican cathedral to be constructed in the Northern Province. It was ...

... Our artist's impressions of some members of the H.A.C. First XV, who enjoy the distinction, among other things, of playing their Rugger within five minutes' walk of the Mansion House BY LEONARD P. DO WD ...

... A DAY WITH THE DUKE OF RUTLAND'S HOUNDS BY F. A. S'l EWA11T ...

... PHY1LIL1IS COURT TENNIS TOURNAMENT. SOME OF THE SMASHERS-- BY FRED MAY There is no jollier tournament in the whole calendar of these contests than Little Wimbledon, at Phyllis Court, Henley, and this year, as in previous ones, it attracted many of the big fish, as our artist's collection discloses. It was the fifth open tournament that Phyllis Court has held, and one of the most successful ...

... AT THE HENEEY SHOW. SOME THUMB-NAIL IMPRESSIONS-- BY FRED MAY The Henley and District Agricultural Show which was held a bit ago was an excellent one, even though the wheat and other cereal exhibits were not as good as they might have been, owing to the shocking bad summer we have had. Sir Henry Barber ls president of the show; Sir Robert Green-Price is a former master of the Teme Valley ...