... GRAVE IS GAY AT SANDWICH WITH THE BATH CLUB GOLFERS. THE BATH CLUB GOLF HANDICAP AT PRINCE'S, SANDWICH THE ROUND AGAINST BOGE\ (Drawn by Chas. Grave.) The opening day .art Saturday of the Bath Club Handicap at Prince's Sandwich^ devoted to a jound 1 .gams. sr C. w£, B- w- ,51. ...

... The sad case of the gourmand who visited a well-recommended restaurant on a ''gala night RV LAURIE TAYLER ...

... . THE SPEAR-HEADS OF THE TEAMS MR. W. S. McCREBRY, CAPTAIN R. L. McCREERY, MAJOR A. H. WILSON, AND CAPTAIN P. P. RODES T *hP At/, y-- f irt-- Captain R. L. McCreery, the British Army No. 1, and his brother, Mr. W. S. McCreery, our No. 2, have supplied the thing for which English polo has been looking for a long time, a really well-combined line of attack; and with Captain Dening, the 11th P.A ...

... BHSCOVBRY OF A BAHBEOOH OH 1 M CEMTOE COURT AT WIMBLEDON .A limited number of specially printed and mounted copies of the above picture can be obtained from offices of this paper at the price of 10s. 6 d. each, signed artist's proofs at 20 s. each postage, (id. extra By H. M Bate/nail ...

... 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, ...

... WHIILE THERE'S LIFE THERE'S SOAP. By ...

... THE ROYAL TOURNAMENT AT OEYMPIA. SOME OF THE CELEBRITIES-- BY FRED MAY The Royal Tournament at Olympia this year has been the usual and inevitable success, and if the big houses which have been obtained are any criterion it must have topped even its own box-office receipts. There have been records of crowds turned away, and the advance booking was also very big. As the profits go to Service ...

... Some striking likenesses of some of the stars of the printing world at the twenty-fifth annual banquet of the Federation of the Master Printers and Allied Trades of Great Britain and Ireland. The actual hosts were the Midland Master Printers' Alliance. They all look much happier than printers usually are. Even printers, however, are sometimes merry and bright, little as editors and others may ...

... THE STUBEHT By H. M. Bateman ...

... Navvy (viewing small tankard): 'Ere, wot's this cocktail? By Peter Fraser ...

... AS YOU WERE' By George BeHdhieir5. Beg pardon, guv'nor, are you Mr. Voss? No, I am not Mr. Voss. I never vos, and I never vill be BHIhiiF. ...

... . SOME OF THE STARS- -BY FRED MAY There was a young gale of wind blowing across the Phyllis Court grounds when the lawn tennis finals were played, and in some cases, notably in that of Mr. Crole Rees, who was beaten in the Men's Singles by Captain N. Dicks (Flaneur), it affected the Play. The runner-up was right off his game, and Flaneur inflicted a rout upon him 6 2, 6 0. Captain Barclay ...