... -By MEL Many distinguished golfers, amateur and professional, were at the dinner to Sandy Herd, given to celebrate his jubilee in Golf. One of the outstanding personalities of the game, Sandy Herd played in his first Championship in 1885 although only successful once, he was runner-up on four other occasions. During the dinner Lord Leverhulme made a presentation to Sandy of an album of ...

... -BY MEL GRIM'S DYKE GOLF CLUB DINNER-DANCE- The Grim's Dyke Golf Club, which was founded in 1910, held its annual dinner and dance at the Park Lane Hotel recently, and a very large number of members and their friends turned up. Mike Heath is taking on the captaincy for another year. It was on October to of this year that the Marchioness of Carisbrooke opened the new club-house, which has ...

... THE MEMBER OF THE SYNDICATE WHO MEANT TO GET HIS MONEY'S WORTH By H. M. BAT EM AN ...

... -BY MEL In the club-house of this famous aggregation of good chaps and good golfers synonymous terms, sez you there hangs a photograph of Hugh Rotherham, an ex-captain of the Coventry G.C., who was the originator of match play against an imaginary opponent called Bogey, who is sometimes granted the rank of Colonel. If this is not glory enough to be going on with it is a bit difficult to ...

... ALDERSHOT TATTOO PERSONALITIES-- -BY MEL Mel is here being more or less personal about some of the people who run the Aldershot Tattoo. Anyone who has even had to control a small company of village amateurs must appreciate the wonderful technical knowledge, besides the artistry and imagination, that is represented in this group of men who evolve the wonderful spectacle that is The Tattoo out ...

... JBJLISS OR, THE ENAMOURED UNDER GARDENER WHO TOOK HIS LADY FOR A JOY-RIDE By DEN SIS MALLET ...

... LIKE FATHER LIKE SON? (No. 15) ULSTERMEN: THE MARQUESS OF LONDONDERRY AND VISCOUNT CASTLEREAGH, M.P. /Or4y \/VyJ^VR3==> J My Lord Pnvy Seal and the Member for County Down, posed for caricaturing purposes on the famous Londonderry House staircase ooth vvent to Eton, but whereas Lord Londonderry proceeded thence to the R.M.C., his only son was finished at Christ Church' Sometime Major and Brevet ...

... THE GOLF CLUB STEWARDS' ASSOCIATION BALL- -BY MEL The increasing popularity of the Annual Banquet and Ball of the Golf Club Stewards' Association, was very pronouncedly marked by the Mt> Ann'versary function at the Grosvenor House, Park Lane. Lord Derby being absent, the Chair was taken by Mr. Adam Maitland, M.P. The Association was formed in 1912, and the fact that the Benevolent Fund has ...

... SCORING A D H.M.S. FURIOUS By Wing-Commander E. G. OAIiLEY-BEUTTLER ...

... 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 ...

... -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 ...

... GOLF CLUBS A1SID GOLFERS ILFORD GOLF CLUB- -BY MEL The Ilford Club is one of the nearest of all to the heart of London it lies no further afield than seven miles from the Bank. At this, it is no more than half an hour from the office to the first tee The course was laid out in 1907 and so has had ample time to mature. The River Roding wanders about through the course to trap the inaccurate ...