... -BY MEL CAME DOWN GOLF CLUB, DORSET- BY MEL The Came Down Golf Club is situated on the downs midway between Dorchester and Weymouth and overlooking Portland and Wey mouth on the south-west and commanding splendid views looking north and east. The course is all downland turf, which always plays well owing to the chalky subsoil, which gives good drainage yet never dries things up. Although ...

... The Bruntsfield Links Golfing Society was formed in the year 1761 and is among the oldest of golf clubs. In 1897 the Club came to its present course, which was reconstructed in 1923. Having some 650 members, the Club is a most popular one, as it stands in part of the old Barnton estate nearer to the Firth of Forth than its neighbour, the Royal Burgess G.S. Some wonderful views of the Firth and ...

... ALL THE CHAMPIONS-- -BY FRED MAY om Webster's dinner at the Ambassadors Club last week in honour of Walter Lindrum, the Australian Billiard Champion, whose ?ats 'n .'his country have witched the whole world, was the most remarkable gathering ever convened. With Lord Lonsdale in be chair and Harry Preston at the other end of the table, and the host making a speech which was as witty as his ...

... THE MOIRWICH AMD MOSFOLI AEIRO CHUB AT THE ANNUAL DINNER-- -BY FRED MAY The Norfolk and Norwich Aero Club held its annual dinner at the Spring Gardens, Norwich, and it was a very distinguished occasion, both aeronautically and otherwise. The club has a membership of over 500, and of these fifty hold pilots' certificates. The president is Mr. H. N. Holmes, and the chairman Captain R. J. Harmer, ...

... WHO THOUGHTFULLY PROVIDED LEMONADE FOR HIS BOATMAN. By II. M. BATEMAN. ...

... A CHAFFINCH IN THE BIRDL ESS GROVE AT GOODWOOD 2 Drawn by -r TOUT. I ...

... A KEY TO THE PICTURE n t e left Mr. Eric Piatt, the owner of the impetuous Kingsford, who was entered for the National and subsequently scratched; t°tt was (and is) his jockey; Mr. Dawkins, the well-known handicapper Mr. Topham, clerk of the course and handicapper at intree Captain J. B. Powell, who trains for Mr. Gordon Selfridge and others W. Parvin is the stable jockey Sir Keith raser, ...

... A (B)EOADWAY MELODY By Hynes ...

... THE LONDON TO EDINBURGH TRIAL: SOME OF THE RILEY MOTOR CLUB The London to Edinburgh Reliability Trial is a unique function and is organized by the largest one-car club in the world, which is also the fourth largest affiliated to the R.A.C., the Riley Motor Club, some of whose leading lights and some other leading lights are here displayed. This year's trial was in its later stages, from ...

... - -By MEL The Society oi Yorkshiremen in London and the Yorkshire Society held their twenty-ninth annual banquet recently. The President is His Grace the Archbishop of York (the Most Reverend William Temple), who was in the chair, and many distinguished personalities were among the 180 members and guests. The toast Yorkshire was proposed by the Bishop of Durham (the Rt. Rev. Herbert Hensley ...

... ST. LEONARDS GOLF CLUB, SUSSEX, AND SOME MEMBERS-- AS SEEN BY MEL The course at St. Leonards is one of those which delight the heart of a holiday golfer. The Club dates back to the first year of this rantury, the original survey having been made by Douglas Rolland and James Braid. The fourteenth hole has been described as one the finest in Sussex, somewhat resembling the first hole of the ...

... THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED-- TOM TITT'S IMPRESSIONS The Palladium is nightly proving that blackness and potential bombers will not scare Londoners away from the chance of a good laugh. According to latest reports, the walls bulge as the house rocks at every performance of the Crazy Gang's new topical rag. And for forgetting about all that 's going on outside, Bud Flanagan's warlike hat is well ...