... By GEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. Wot's Bill lookin' so dahn in the mouth abaht It's this 'ere wave of prosperity. Says 'e can't go in ter sign on withaht a 'orrible feelin' that at any moment they might offer 'im a job By GEORGE BELCHER, A.R.A. ...

... THE WORCESTERSHIRE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL DINNER-- By MEL Worcestershire was represented by some of its most distinguished at the annual dinner of its Association held recently at the Hotel Victoria. One important and much regretted absentee was Mr. Stanley Baldwin, the President of the Association Mrs. Baldwin, however, eceived the guests. The total muster of members and their friends amounted ...

... THE CAMBRIDGE CREW, 1934- -BY MEL It is always almost as dangerous to tip the winner of the Boat Race as it is the winner of the National or the Lincoln, but if anyone did feel a bit venturesome it is probable that he would pronounce in favour of this year's hefty, hard-driving crew. The customary humorist who has wanted to bach them each way has, of course, cropped up and been dealt with in ...

... DUDDINGSTON GOLF CLUB, EDINBURGH BY MEL he delightful course, which is within twenty minutes of the heart of Edinburgh, was started in 1994 on part of the Duke of Abet com' i loin was rst hnown as the Bankers' and Insurance Companies' Golf Club, because the members belonged to those professions; but n 1910 the name was changed to the present one. The turf on the fairways is, perhaps, the ...

... HONOURS EASY By C. F. Batter C. F. Baiter ...

... Mafita Modes Are Always Ultra Smart Elk Trllton. EASTER is early this year, therefore women are thinking in terms of spring and of the great outdoor events that make English life what it is. Matita has sent to the great salons in London and elsewhere the advance guard of her triumphs. Should difficulty be experienced in obtaining those portrayed on this page application must be made to Matita, ...

... A GALLERY OF CELEBRITIES-- BY FRED MAY u won. the Lord Mayor and his supporting City fathers were all unconscious sitters to the caricaturist at a recent conclave th- v rsnificent Guild Hal1 at York, and probably will be rather taken out of themselves when they see what someone else hinks they are like. The Lord Mayor himself, Alderman R. H. V. Wragge, is a barrister, and was called in 1894 ...

... AT AINTMEE AND E1LSEWHEIRE The Middleton, who, greatly to their re- gret, are losing their Master, Col. M. Bor- wick, at the end of the season, held their Point to Point at Whitwell in a moder ately good imitation of Spring. Lord and Lady Allerton's seat, Thorpe Arch, is at Boston, Yorkshire. All the Aintree pic tures were taken on the day before the National, when the Liverpool Cup and the ...

... -BY MEL FOLKESTONE GOLF CLUB- MEL Folkestone Golf Club was formed under the leadership of the late General Gwynne in March, 1888. It consisted, in the first place, of a nine-hole course, laid out on Broadmead Farm by Ramsay Hunter. It was not until 1908 that the club blossomed out into eighteen holes and a fine club-house. This course was laid out by Jack Rowe, of Royal Ashdown Forest, in ...

... By H. M. BATEMAN The member for Chorlton-cum-Waghorn judges a baby show H. M. BATEMAN ...

... PERSONALITIES HAPWORTH AIR PARK. SOME HANWORTHIES CARICATURED BY MEL The London Air Park, Hanworth, is the headquarters of the Hanworth Park Flying Club and of the Autogiro Co. It is also the R.A.F. Reserve School. Mel's impressions of the habitues seen above were secured on the occasion of a first-rate dance given under the auspices of the club at the Hanworth Park Hotel ...

... By MEL THE GOLF CLUB SECRETARIES' ANNUAL DINNER: MEL About 170 members of the Association of Golf Club Secretaries and their guests were present at the annual dinner, which took place recently at the Dorchester Hotel. The chair was taken by the President, Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey, and amongst those who foregathered, was Mr. Percy Barker, the Vice-President of the Transvaal Society of Golf ...