... GOLF CLUBS AND GOLFERS THE NORTH MIDDLESEX GOLF CLUB BY MEL The North Middlesex Golf Club at Friern Lane, Whetstone, was formed in 1905. It can claim that it was the first club to be purchased by a public authority namely, the Friern Barnet U.D.C. in 1928. There are some 650 members in all, and it is a very sociable club. The Concert Party Golfing Society forms part of the membership. The ...

... THE UBHTEB SECRETARIES CHUB LUNCMEOK A DISTINGUISHED ASSEMBLAGE- -BY FRED MAY The United Secretaries Club assembles under its roof, or round its board as it would be more convenient to say, a large number of most excellent and bard-working gentlemen secretaries of organisations principally connected with the motoring world, who carry on their onerous duties with a patience which completely ...

... RACKETS CELEBRITIES AT QUEEN'S CLUB BY MEL The greatest celebrity in this page of portraits is Major-General Seymour Sheppard, who is Sheppard the Sapper to anyone who has ever had anything to do with the region in which quite a big spot of bother is boiling up at this moment. General Sheppard has been connected with practically every unpleasantness that has occurred on the North-West and ...

... Gordon Harder in Saloon Bar AT WYNDHAM'S THEATRE PEOPLE ROUND THE BAR (AT TOP) JOHN FRANKLIN, PEGGY LIVESEY, ANNA KONSTAM, MERVYN JOHNS (ON LEFT) BARBARA BABINGTON, LEUEEN MacGRATH; (RIGHT) GORDON HARKER. THE background for all these people (and several more, including a murderer) is in warm contrast with the black-out from which you enter a bright-lighted bar, complete with crimson curtains ...

... THE MEN BEHIND THE GUNS, AND OTHER THINGS. AT OLYMPIA All the thousands and thousands of people who go every year to one of the best spectacles of the whole London Season see a wonderful show of horse, fut, and draghoons, to say nothing of the Horse Gunners and the sailors, marvellously carried out, perfect in every detail, and done with that precision for which the sailor and the soldier ...

... THE CITY FIRM WHO GOT AN ORDER By Patrick Bellew ...

... BEAGLIN By H. M. Bate A limited number of specially printed and mounted copies of the above picture can be obtained from the offices BEAGLING By H. M. Bateman btained from the offices of this paper at the price of 10s. 6d. each; signed artist's proofs at 20s. each postage, (id. extra ...

... GOLF CLUBS AND GOLFEMS LANGLEY PARK GOLF CLUB, BECKENHAM By MEL This club was started in 1910 and in those days it was known as the Parklangley Club, and after the War it was re-opened (having been closed down during the four years of conflict) and given its present name in 1919. The course is a very flat one. but has nevertheless great variety, possessing many natural hazards. There is one ...

... --By MEL The Sutton Coldfield Club, which this year celebrates its jubilee, can claim to have been a pioneer of organised golf in the Midlands, and with the exception of that of Coventry it is the oldest club in Warwickshire. In the 8o's of last century a few gentlemen residing in the district used to play on a rough course which they had improvised on the town side of the Park, and it was ...

... -BY MEL NORTH SHORE GOLF CLUB, BLACKPOOL-- MEL The proprietors of this famous club, which came to life in 1904-05, could not possibly have selected a more beautiful theatre of war. It is half-way between Blackpool and Bispham, with the Irish Sea in full view to the west, with the Pennines on the north and east. The course is an undulating one with greens that are perfection, and with many ...

... By MEL HERTS COUNTY PROFESSIONAL GOLFERS' ALLIANCE MEL The Herts County Professional Golfers' Alliance held its annual dinner recently at the Connaught Rooms, when some 150 members and their guests were present. The Alliance is one of the strongest in the country, and is admirably run by the Hon. Sec., Mr. F. C. Fabian. There are at least four ex-champions in their ranks Sandy Herd, Ted ...

... -BY MEL The Society held its ninth annual dinner recently at the Connaught Rooms in London, when 800 members and their guests were present. After the dinner, at which the President, Mr. A. J. Knowland, presided, there was dancing and a very excellent cabaret. The guest of the evening was Mr. Henry S. Horne. Many other well-known personalities, including Mr. Claude Graham White, Miss Amy ...