... BY MEL THE WESTERN GAILES GOLF CLUB MEL This splendid golf course, which is only an hour's run from Glasgow, is situated on the Ayrshire coast, some five miles north of Troon. The Club was started in 1897, originally for members of inland golf clubs, on ground owned by the Duke of Portland, which became the property of the club in 1921. The course runs by the side of the sea, and is ...

... THE GLASGOW ART CLUB- -BY MEL When Mel was in Glasgow recently, visiting local golf clubs, he was afforded the privilege of temporary membership of the Glasgow Art Club and seized the opportunity of perpetrating the above caricatures of some of the distinguished members. The Club was formed in 1867 and at the close of its first meeting consisted of nine members. In the early days of the ...

... THE PAPER TRADE GOLFING SOCIETY DINNER- -By MEL This dinner of a golfing community composed of those who supply the means by which the country is enabled to have the printed word upon such excellent surfaces, was held recently at the Piccadilly Hotel. Other more convivial motives apart, the object was to hold a selling sweep upon the Society's spring tournament at Sunningdale, and it is good ...

... -BY MEL TEIGN MOUTH GOLF CLUB MEL The best feature of the Teignmouth Golf Club is the magnificence of its situation It is laid out on the tableland of Little Haldon, more than Soo feet above the River Teign. From the fairways of the outward half one looks down on the town of Teignmouth, estuary of the Tdgn and the coast of Devon as far as Berry Head. From the inward holes there is a ...

... W. H. SMITH AND SON v. THE ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPERS GOLF CIRCLE Mel s impression of some of the storm troops engaged on both sides in the recent quite friendly encounter. The selected theatre of war was the Mid-Surrey Club. W, H. Smith and Son won, but the vanquished, as will be observed from Mel's pictures, did not seem to be very down-hearted about it. The names of Messrs. W. H. Smith Sons ...

... By Geofg'e Belclheir Of course she don't want people to know about it, so I tells them 'as I tells, not to go telling it others George Belclheir ...

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... THE NORTH FORELAND GOLF CLUB Thanet, upon which the North Foreland Golf Club links are, was one of the most bombed and blasted places in all the British Isles during the War, so much so, in fact, that it was practically denuded of its inhabitants, and was more or less a devastated area when the cease-fire sounded. A part of the course, then known as the Kingsgate G.C., was owned by the late ...

... A limited number of specially printed and mounted cofries of the above bicture can be obtained from the offices of t. s paper at the price of 10s. Oct. each signed artist's proofs at 20s. each; postage, 6d. extra E THE PAMEJNTS WHO C VME BY CHARABANC By H. M. I ITEM AN ...

... THE LUCIFER GOLFING SOCIETY DINNER At the dinner at the Savoy which the Lucifer Golfing Society gave to the British Empire Overseas Golfers, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales graciously accepted the Society's invitation to be the guest of honour. In proposing the toast Our Overseas Empire Sportsmen, H.R.H. made an excellent speech. The Right Hon. S. M. Bruce, late Prime Minister of Australia, ...

... A COLLECTION OF OUR STORM TROOPS Our 1933 Ryder Cup team, which will be in action at Southport by the time this little gallery of striking portraits appears, is the youngest on record, and the experts believe that this a favourable omen, and decline to think that the American invaders are unbeatable. This is eminently the right spirit with which to go into battle, and the pundits hold that ...