... Women's Golf By Eleanor E. Helme The Daily Round News begins to crowd in upon this page, suggesting that the spring is further advanced than might have been supposed from the temperature. It has been cold work watching golf in the back end of February, and if players have managed to keep warm, that was mainly because of the inward heat of battles. Not that the third and fourth rounds of the ...

... One thing, at least, the Dodge has in common with its village background a great tradition. But whereas the village remains unchanged with the years, your Dodge embodies the accumulated knowledge and experience of a whole generation of master car- designers. The name Dodge has stood for fine cars for 25 years and today Dodge still leads with motoring's newest developments. Such features as ...

... O 'fashion as il flies bv (bliss belli Scott Bushe All the spring news brought together tor you in one outfit. Here is a frock undeniably to-day's, as every detail about it demonstrates. No prize is offered for enumerating its fashion points, but notice its swinging pleated skirt, and how the pleats are stitched over the hips to keep the outline slender. The tunic bodice gives a becoming line. ...

... What's On THEATRES Straight Plays Comedie-Franqaise. L'Ecole des Maris and Le Chan delier, to-day, ist, 2.30 and 8.30 Thurs., 2nd, 8.30 (gala performance) A Quoi Revent les Jeunes Filles and Le Legataire Universel Fri., 3rd, 8.30 Sat., 4th, 2.30 and 8.30 Savoy Theatre. The Corn is Green. Emlyn Williams's biographical play is full of life Athene Seyler as a go-ahead Welsh schoolmistress, ...

... For the Public's Sake Eating, Debating, Acting Youth Took a Bow at Last Week's Foyle's Literary Luncheon at Grosvenor House £arah Bowes-Lyon was among the young people who were chief guests at the Foyle's luncheon with the theme of youth takes a bow. As well as speeches by this nineteen- year-old authoress cousin of the Queen, and by other youthful celebrities, the sideshows included a parade ...

... Howard Coster. F.R.S.A. It was Sir Edward Marsh's love of the theatre that first made him known by sight and by name to hundreds of people who could have told you nothing more of this son of a professor, classical scholar and Private Secretary to seven Secretaries of State than that he was always at first nights. Among his friends too this enthusiasm is almost proverbial Arnold Bennett once ...

... Riding and Watching at Soldiers' Point-to-Points, Undergraduates' Steeplechases and Leicestershire Meets Fur Coats at a Meet and a Pink Coat The pink coat was worn by Mr. Toby Milbanke, brother of Sir John Milbanke. The ocelot coats belonged to Miss Priscilla Other-Gee and Mrs. Meredith Mackey. The meet was one of the Cottesmore's biggest and best held on a Saturday and at Stapleford Park, ...

... J. S. F. Morrison on Golf A Championship for Handicap Golfers To the best of my knowledge, the Halford Hewitt tournament, with its entry of about five hundred players, is the largest golf meeting played on one course on consecutive days. The national golf tournament promoted by the Daily Tele graph and Morning Post must surely be the actual largest golf tournament in the world, but of course ...

... By Alan C. Iiess WHEN regulations of forthcoming races begin to reach me, I really feel justified in believing that we are through the winter, and spring sunshine and all the good motoring it stands for are just around the corner. During the past week I have relished the receipt of the regulations of the first Brooklands meeting, to be held on March 11th, and of the B.R.D.C. British Empire ...

... Sacha Guitry recently married his fourth wife the nineteen-year-old daughter of a French general, Genevieve de Sereville. She is a film actress under the name Genevieve St. Jean, was with Guitry in his last film. She will make her stage debut in London before the King and Queen during the Stale visit of M. and Mme. Lebrun M. Guitry's three former wives were Charlotte Lyses Yvonne Printemps and ...

... Sweethearts Nelson Eddy and Jeanette Macdonald The 1913 operetta by Victor Herbert has the right name for a film starring the Macdouald- Eddv singing team. They have now been sweethearts, more or less, in five pictures, singing songs about love. In this, their fifth, they are a married couple of stars happy as pie until competing Broadway and Hollywood munagers unscrupulously throw grit in ...

... Winter Summer In the mountains the vast white tide of winter has begun silently to ebb. The snow in the valleys is thin and wet under the midday sun, and every evening there are more bare patches where grass and spring plants push up their green youth. Like fish gasping for air, the ski-ers go higher and higher. Many go home, but in the night expresses lie the sleeping forms of a new wave of ...