... : By Capt. Bruce Bairnsfatlier Ullo, you again! Muckin' up the Status Quo as usual. Why don't yer stay at 'ome, and 'ave some Pax Vohiscuin, pro rata? ...

... The Crowborough Beacon Golf Club held their annual dinner at the Crest Hotel, Crowborough recendy when m thc ^sence of the captain, Brigadier-General P. M. Robinson, C.B., C.M.G., the ehair was taken by Mr. A. Phillips a v.ce-pr esident. ^nveen ntty aim sixty members and their guests attended. The first thing that will strike the golfer who has the ucktoplay ^th.scourse, is the and the first ...

... -BY MEL One of the most attractive of the many fine courses that have been carved out of the Hampshire heather is that of the Stoneham Club at Bassett, about three miles from Southampton. The sub-soil of the greater part of the course is sand and peat, and this, coupled with the fact that it stands so high, rising to some yjo feet above sea-level, makes it an exceptionally dry course in ...

... LONDON SOCIETY OF RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION REFEREES JUBILEE DINNER- -BY MEL The above Society held its Jubilee Dinner at Frascati's Restaurant the other day in London. There was a large number of Rugger men present, Internationals and past-Internationals, to commemorate the fiftieth birthday of this most excellent Society, which is so ably run by the famous old referee Mr. A. J. Trollope. The ...