... WHAT IS BEING WORN IN LONDON TO-DAY BY THE REALLY SMART WOMAN No. l ...

... . A FEW NOTIONS INSPIRED BY THE BERTRAM MILLS CIRCUS. [Drawn by Charles Grave.] b t ...

... THE INCOIPORATED SALES MANAGERS8 1AMQUET SOME WHO WERE AT THE GUILDHALL- -BY FRED MAY H.R.H. the Prince of Wales was the guest of honour at the annual banquet of the Incorporated Sales Managers' Association of the United Kingdom, and made a very stirring appeal to the assembled chieftains of our big businesses to give British salesmen the chance they deserved. The Association, of which Sir ...

... COLONEL J. G. LOWTHER, D.S.O., M.C., MRS. LITTLE, MR. ROMER- WILLI AMS, COLONEL MIDDLETON, MR. FRANK BELLVILLE, AND MR. JIM CROSS The senior Joint Master and some of the field of the famous white-collar hunt, whose masters and hunt servants wear the dark clarety coats, the colours of the livery of the Spencer family, whose name spells Pytchley. Lord Spencer (1750) was the first Pytchley Master ...

... UN- COMMON GOILIF By Geoir^e Belclher Golfer (who has taken a generous divot) That's funny golf, caddie Caddie A bit out of the common, sir By George Belclheir ...

... AT THE NATIONAL SAFETY FIRST ASSOCIATION DINNER-- -BY FRED MAY 5>ir Arthur Griffith-Boscawen, chairman of the Royal Commission on Transport, was the guest of honour at a dinner given at the Vintners' Hall by the National Safety First Association to the members of the Commission, whose work in connection with to-day's transport problems was lately completed Many months have been spent in ...

... SANDHURST'S COMMANDANT AND HIS OFFICERS I-- BY FRED MAY Major-General Eric Stanley Girdwood, C.B., C.M.G., has been commandant of the R.M.C., Sandhurst, since 1927, and he is seen here amongst other impressions of those whose task it is to manufacture that very fine thing, an officer of the King s Army. The same thing is done, of course, at two establishments which specialize, The Shop - ...

... HE BLEW ON THE WHISTLE A REQUIEM SHRILL. RUFFLED RUGBY OR, HOW TO WORK THE SCRUM A CARICATURIST'S DREAM. [A Caricature by Mel.] There are ingenious kettles manufactured which whistle a warning when they come to the boil, and if you heat a modern Rugby referee till he boils (when the ball does not get properly into the scrum), he whistles too, loud and long and often. Therefore Mel offers ...

... THE BRITISH RACING DRIVERS DINNER THE PRESIDENT AND SOME OTHERS- -BY FRED MAY Lord Howe, who is President of the British Racing Drivers' Club (motors of course!), was in the chair at the club's annual dinner and dance at the Park Lane Hotel, and no one could have been chosen better qualified to fill the bill. There was not a lot of speechifying, the Loyal toasts, the Guests, and the Chairman ...

... A Rug bt Supplement. FROM THE FIVE COUNTRIES INTERNATIONALS IN THE FIRST FLIGHT. [Caricatures by Mel.] The above sketches represent three outstanding internationals from England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales and France respectively. It would be interesting to play them as a XV, and see how, in positions necessarily transposed from their usual ones, they would fare against a team admittedly ...

... While I think of it, old man-- about this binge to night. Is it dinner jackets or tails? (DRAWN BY D. L. GHILCHIK.) ...

... GOLFING FOLK M A K E MERRY Our caricaturist* s impression of a few of the members and guests who attended the tenth annual dinner of the Golf Stewards' Association of Great Britain and Ireland recently at the Great Central Hotel. Three hundred people, including C. A. Whit combe, the captain of the Ryder Cup team were present, and the evening was a decided success in every way By MEL ...