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... GUEST OF THE EVENING-- THE HERO OF DAYTONA. WE HAVE BEEN LUCKY, SAYS MODEST MAJOR SEGRAVE THE R.A.C. DINNER. Caricatured by Mel.] The Prince of Wales attended the dinner given this week by the Royal Automobile Club in Pall Mall to welcome home Major H. 0. D. Segrave, many notabilities of motordom being also present to speak golden opinions of the driver of the Golden Arrow. It is the ...
... CAPTAIN THE HON. LIONEL MONTAGU AND LIEUT.-COL. THE HON. FREDDIE CRIPPS The Inseparables, who usually foregather at every race meeting of any importance, and have very similar tastes in hats, clothes, and segars. The Hon. Lionel Montagu is an uncle of Lord Swaythhng, and Colonel Freddie Cripps is Lord Parmoor's son and heir ...
... . SOME BRECON CELEBRITIES- -BY FRED MAY I onriont Charter datine back to 1457 A.D., and is the horne town of many men Brecon, the hub of Central Wales, h oreSent Of those in these pictures Lord Glanusk, who was formerly in the Grenadier of mark in the history of our land past and pres'- rt,Arcv Halj M p is the member. Major Edwards commands the Guards, is the Lord-Lieutenant of the county, ...
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... . THE FEDERATION OF LONDON WHOLESALE NEWSAGENTS AND SUNDAY NEWSPAPER DISTRIBUTING ASSOCIATION Some of the directing heads of this important association which sees to it that the world gets the newspapers it deserves. These portraits were sketched at the thirty-fifth Annual Banquet at the Holborn Restaurant, when Mr. William Harrison, LL.B., was in the chair. Mr. William Harrison is chairman of ...
... THE IE IROYAIL GAIRDENEtS5 ORF1AN FUMED DINNER. THE CHAIRMAN AND HIS SUPPORTERS A hundred and ninety people foregathered at the Thirty-sixth Annual Dinner of the Royal Gardeners' Orphan Fund, at which Mr. Samuel Wallrock took the chair, and did it unusually well; for as a result of his efforts and his own generous contribution a sum of £1,442 was raised, being an increase of £300 on last ...
... . THE NOTTS XI AND ITS SKIPPER-- .P BY FRED MAY After twenty-two years Notts have come back to the top of the poll, but as is now known, they had to work their passage everyl yard of the way in the vital match v. Derbyshire at Ilkeston. Their gallant skipper, A. W. Carr (late of England), went for a singleton in the first knock and the innings closed for 175. On page xvi of this issue of The ...
... . WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK By Chloe Preston ...
... THE END OE THE BROUGHT A REGULAR WASH OUT. Drawn by Lawson Wood. ...
... WHICH GUESSES RIGHT? RACING FOLK INTERESTED IN LINCOLN AND LIVERPOOL. CARICATURED BY MEL. ...
... . the SUSSEX BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS AND A SQUASH MATCH CELEBRITrES AT HOVE r,L SB won by J. W. A. Bonar, did not attract a verv strong* entrv. [Caricatures by Mel C ...