... THE 44 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON AS THEY MIGHT BE EXPRESSED BY H. H. HARRIS ...

... The wonderful pictures of Newfoundland caribou, including two taken during their [migration, reproduced here, were taken by Major Radclyffe Dugmore, the famous naturalist, who has spent most of his life in taking photographs and painting pictures of wild animals in their native haunts, at great time, trouble, and expense. The photographs which accompany this short article, writes Major ...

... By H. STUART MENZIES I. We went through some heartrending scenes when we finished the season in the Blister country last week, after a magnificently open season during which we killed 28 brace of foxes and only three sheep. 2. Our popular Master Viscount Blister of Blest could hardly restrain his grief as he, and the hunt servants, set about putting the pack away in the linen-cupboard for the ...

... . THE GREATEST SENSATION IN RUGGER FOR NINETEEN YEARS ALL BLACK STARS. Specially Drawn for The Sketch by C. F. Crowther-Smith. The visit of the wonderful New Zealand football team, the All Blacks, has been the greatest sensation in the 44 Rugger world for nineteen years, when Dave Gallaher's men enjoyed an unbroken record of victories until they met Wales who just managed to score the one try ...

... THE LOMDOM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BENMERo SOME PROMINENT PERSONALITIES-- -BY FRED MAY There are over 7,000 members of the London Chamber of Commerce, of which Lord Kylsant is the President, but, of course, they all did not come to the annual dinner if they had our lightning artist would probably have seen no one, and consequently got no portraits but as it is Sir James Martin is President-elect, ...

... TIHI1E FILCMMS55 DENE TIE U00 AMBASSADOR THE GUEST, AND SOME OF THE HOSTS- -BY FRED MAY The Pilgrims' dinner to the new American Ambassador, H.E. the Hon. Alanson B. Houghton, was not as frugal a meal as are the dinners of some pilgrims. It was excellent, and it was at the Hotel Victoria. Mr. Alanson B. Houghton succeeded Mr. F. B. Kellogg, who it is reported made an absolutely unique remark ...

... THE 10TEL BATH By H. M. Bateman ...

... OUR CARICATURIST DEPICTS SOME OF THE J&MBERS OF A WESLIL-MMGWM MIGHT club The above picture shows the Fifty-Fifty in Wardour Street, which is organised by the Stage and Bohemia JEAN CADELL CARL BRISSON JACK BUCHANAN MALCOLM KEEN ERNEST THESIGER DELYSIA AUSTIN MELFORD FAY COMPTON JACK HULBERT AUBREY SMITH NOEL COWARD IVOR NOVELLO CONSTANCE COLLIER SIDNEY FA MICHAEL ARLEN LEON QUARTER MAINE ...

... Uncle Bonzo is O.C. B.B.C. 5 I.T., cabalistic signs which will, of course, be at once intelligible to all two-valvers and others. His real narps is Captain J. C. S. Paterson, ex-R.N., and he is here seen in the bosom of his handsome and talented family, each one of whom in his or her line is a first-class performer ...

... THE RoKLIFL (ACCOUNTANT OFFICERS) BINNERo SOME OF THE CELEBRITIES-- -BY FRED MAY The R.N.R. Accountant Officers' Dinner, which was held at the Piccadilly Hotel, was a big success and a most cheery reunion. Vice-Admiral Sir Hugh Tothill. who now commands the R.N.R., has a most distinguished war service record which dates from the bombardment of Alexandria and carries on to the battle of Jutland ...

... . SOME NOTABLE PERSONALITIES-- -BY FRED MAY The motor banquet, which is always such an important fixture of the early dates of the Olympia Show, was this year more than usually interesting by reason principally of the presence of the Home Secretary and the excellent speech he made. Sir William Joynson-Hicks has very decided and very sensible views upon motoring, and legislation which touches ...

... The Rivals/' as Successfully Presented at Hunstanton Our artist's impressions of the principal players in that thrilling drama of outdoor life, The Rivals, or The 'Varsity Golf Match, at Hunstanton. Oxford brought the curtain down by defeating their rivals by nine matches to six Mil BY PHYLLIS KEKMODE ...