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... . THE CHAIRMAN AND SOME OTHERS- f -BY FRED MAY Sir Harold Bowden, Bart., took the chair at the fourteenth annual banquet of the Motor Trades Benevolent Fund, which was held at the Connaught Rooms, when much interesting information of the good work which the fund has been able to do was given. Sir Harold Bowden is, amongst other activities, the chairman and managing director of the Raleigh ...
... THE 44 COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON AS THEY MIGHT BE EXPRESSED BY H. H. HARRIS ...
... TME AODIIN GTON GOLF CLUB. SOME PROMINENT MEMBERS- -BY FRED MAY The Addington Golf Club, which is not far from Croydon, is one of what a great champion (hunting) of Surrey no doubt would have called the most salubrisome in the world. It is certainly one of the best within easy reach of London, and has two 18-hole courses in the midst of charming country. The Duke of Leeds, who is still more ...
... A COLLECTION OF COMMERCIAL AND OTHER MAGNATES ON TEES SIDE Drawn by Fred May Our artist has done his best, as usual, to transfer to paper some striking portraits, and this collection includes some of the pillars of commerce, the law, and learning in the north. Sir Hugh Bell is Lord-Lieutenant of the North Riding; Sir William Gray is the well-known Hartlepool shipowner; Sir Joseph Calvert is a ...
... THE 2hb BATTALION SOUTH STAFFORD REGIMENT. PAST AND PRESENT OFFICERS OF THE REGIMENT-- BY FRED MAY The 2nd Battalion of the South Staffordshire Regiment, which is at present quartered at Plymouth, where these caricatures were done, is the old 80th Foot, and was raised in 1793. The 1st Battalion is the senior, and was the 38th Foot, having been embodied in 1702. The regiment as a corporate unit ...
... The successful musical comedy, which has a big constellation of talent in its cast, and is one of London's big draws. In this collection of portraits are, left to right: At the top Mr. A. W. Baskcomb, Mr. Frank Masters, and Miss Peggy O'Neil (Mary); in the centre Mr. Lew Hearn; at the bottom June and Mr. Sonnie Hale. Mercenary Mary had a big success in the provinces before coming to London ...