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... THE LONDON INVERNESS-SHIRE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL DINNER- BY MEL This was the fifty-eighth annual gathering of the men of Inverness condemned to live in London, the Association having been constituted in 1881. It was held at Grosvenor House. Lochiel, K.T., Chief of the Association, took the Chair, and filled that responsible position with honour and distinction. For the benefit of the ...
... THE PAPER TRADE GOLFING SOCIETY DINNER- -By MEL This dinner of a golfing community composed of those who supply the means by which the country is enabled to have the printed word upon such excellent surfaces, was held recently at the Piccadilly Hotel. Other more convivial motives apart, the object was to hold a selling sweep upon the Society's spring tournament at Sunningdale, and it is good ...
... -BY MEL The Society held its ninth annual dinner recently at the Connaught Rooms in London, when 800 members and their guests were present. After the dinner, at which the President, Mr. A. J. Knowland, presided, there was dancing and a very excellent cabaret. The guest of the evening was Mr. Henry S. Horne. Many other well-known personalities, including Mr. Claude Graham White, Miss Amy ...
... - -BY MEL The Screen Golfing Society, members of which are mostly prominent people in the film industry, and whose headquarters are at Stoke Poges Golf Club, had their Spring Auction Sweep recently at the Savoy Hotel. The chairman was Mr. R. McCooey, the captain. Names (1. to r., at back) Colonel E. H. Williams, Marcel Vamel, Maurice Ostrer, R. McCooey, Geoffrey Bernerd, Howard Welsch, Bert ...
... FOG AND ICE DELAY THE KINC AND QUEEN ON THE ATLANTIC The First Pictures of Their Majesties' Voyage to Canada in fl, Empress of Australia How Mails were Dispatched by Barrel ...
... -By MEL The Island Sailing Club, whose headquarters are at Cowes, Isle of Wight, recently celebrated their Jubilee at a dinner held at Grosvenor House, Park Lane. The Club, which has a membership of about 700, holds a reputation for its cheery spirit and hospitality. One of the Club's most important races is for the Roman Bowl, for a race round the Island, hence the inspiration for the ...