... THE LUCIFER GOLFING SOCIETY'S ANNUAL DINNER- -By MEL The Lucifer Golfing Society, of which the Duke of Windsor, when Prince of Wales, was captain, held its annual dinner recently at the Savoy Hotel in London. During the dinner, the retiring captain, Mr. James H. Todd, handed over his insignia of office to the new captain, Sir Frank Bowater, the Lord Mayor of London. Many distinguished guests ...

... FROM THE DRAWING BY DOROTHY M. WHEELER. ...

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... CERTAIN STARTERS FOR ASCOT: BY THE TOUT A few of those upon whom the prudent will no doubt keep their eye during this week, for they are all likely to be in or near the money. For instance, Mr. McElligott is the American manager for Mr. R. S. Clark, who was not here- in person to see his Galatea II. win the One Thousand and the Oaks. Tant Mieux is lucky Mr. Peter Beatty's smart two-year-old, ...

... BARTON-ON-SEA GOLF CLUB- -BY MEL The Barton-on-Sea Golf Club, New Milton, Hants, is a seaside course ten miles east of Bournemouth, facing the western end of the Isle of Wight and the Needles. The spot is ideally situated on the cliffs in a holiday country that is still completely unspoiled. The club was founded in 1925 as a nine-hole course, and later, in 1931, designed as a full eighteen ...

... IZZ-- TTlM--Zr 'te Qraxo^xx, t wheaTley golf club, doncaster- -BY MEL This excellent Wheatley Golf Club at Armthorpe, Doncaster, was formed in 1912, and in those days was in Wheatley Park, the seat of Sir William Cooke. Five years ago the present course at Armthorpe was laid out by George Duncan, the former Open champion. The course is well constructed and is quite dry even after heavy rain, ...

... WHAT A DIFFERENCE A WAR MAKES By Pat Auld ...

... PERSONALITIES AT THE STONEHAM GOLF CLTJB ANNUAL DINNER MEL BY MEL This annual reunion was held at the South Western Hotel, Southampton, a congenial and very good spot, and was very well attended by all the main props and stays of the Club. It is an excellent organisation and has a membership which includes many famous personalities. Ihe President of the Club, who was in the chair, is Mr. J. E. ...

... A Varied Week in the London Theatre Terence Raitigan Changes His Tune in After the Dance Greek Actors Score a Success Pericles in the Open Air ...

... FIGHTING UNITS No. 12 NUMBER GROUP, R.A.F.-- By MEL In these times, when descriptive detail concerning any unit of our fighting forces is so severely restricted, it leaves the producer of any supporting chat to any such work of art as the above, badly gravelled for matter. But wherever this unit is and, for the matter of that, wherever any R.A.F. unit is it may be stated that it is doing its ...

... ,1U. I X ii XXIX X^i-Xl THE ROYAL CROMER GOLF CLUB- -BY MEL In the days when golf-courses had to be taken pretty much as Nature made them without the aid of make-up, Cromer was a links of some considerable fame. The eighteen-hole course laid out by Old Tom Morris in 1895 was the scene of the Ladies' Open Championship ten years later, which was won by Miss Bertha Thompson. Since that time ...

... THE LAST MUSTER ON THE FLAT Flat racing ended on November 18, and The Tout got busy collecting this interesting little gallery before some of them were scattered to the four winds of heaven. As to details, Mr. P. G. Philcox is Victor Tabor's young naval patron, who won the Witchford Nursery last month with My Solace, and also owns Accept and others. Geoffrey Barling has been on the mark with ...