... And the I World Said-- H THE Season is literally washed out, yet because of the sudden, welcome influx of distinguished foreigners like Mrs. Cornelius Vander- bilt (who has innumerable signed photographs of royalty at 640 Fifth Avenue) we cease to wilt and try looking at what remains of July through their enthusiastic American, Parisian or Balkan orbs, telling ourselves it can't be as flat as ...

... Concerning Golf Bv HENRY LONGHURST BY now you will be familiar with details of the play in the Open champion ship, so let us discuss some of the reputations that were made and lost during that exciting week. They are of special interest because the Ryder Cup selectors-- one or two of whom were actually present at St. Andrews!- will have little further form on which to base their choice. Cotton ...

... OH, to shake the dust of pavements from one's Louis XV.s, Trés Cher! Not, be it added, that one wears high heels nowadays in the daytime! With suit-cases and bonnet-boxes en masse, my acquaintances are departing to the plages à la mode, but most of my friends are making their summer retreat into private life, and quite a few are coming with me, next week, to my Island. Dismayed by the all ...

... WHEN IRAQ GOES RAi NC3 IT GOES RACING THE DESERT TOTE AT HABBANIYA WAS VERY FAR FROM BEING DESERTED; IT IS MADE OF AEROPLANE PACK ING CASES MRS. TYSSEN ON BOBBIE, RUNNER-DP IN THE LADIES' RACE (ON LEFT) MISS C. H. WHEELER ON RAMANI, A STARTER IN THE LADIES' RACE AIR VICE-MARSHAL J. H. S. TYSSEN, A.O.C. IRAQ, AND SIR MAURICE PETERSON, H.B.M., IRAQ THEY 'RE OFF IN THE ARAB RACE IND de'il tak' ...

... OUR POLO-PLAYING LADIES-- --AT THE FERNE CLUB THE FERNE LADIES' TEAM: L. TO R., MISS ROBINA GIFFARD, MRS. FRANK SYKES, MISS JOAN LANYON AND MISS JOAN DIXON THE RHINEFIELD LADIES' TEAM L. TO R., MISS S. FAULKNER- HORNE, MISS DUNLOP, MISS MARTIN AND MISS E. HEWETSON THE HOT DOGS' TEAM: L. TO R., MR. P. LOYD-MOSTYN, MR. P. HURNDALL, MR. W. RIGGALL AND LADY MARGARET DRUMMOND-HAY THE KILKENNY CATS ...

... BUBBLE and SQUEAK A DRAFT of mules had arrived at an army camp, and a recruit made the mistake of going too near the business end of one of them. His comrades caught him on the rebound, placed him on a stretcher, and started for hospital. On the way the invalid re gained consciousness, gazed at the blue sky overhead, experi enced the swaying motion as he was carried along, and lowered his ...

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... LOOKING AHEAD Welcome to Autumn. EVERY woman who is given to serious thought has decided that the best way to give the autumn an appropriate welcome is to replenish her wardrobe at the earliest opportunity. Fur coats and wraps as well as tailored suits and evening dresses have already appeared in the salons of Jenners, Princes Street, Edinburgh There is a subtle difference in them from those ...

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... Concerning Golf By HENRY LONGHURST WRITING their reflections on the Open champion ship the golf correspon dents of the News of the World and the Sunday Times, by what I know to have been a coin cidence, hit on identically similar themes. Looking back upon the almost unmanageable crowds that had swarmed over the Old course at St. Andrews, they suggested that the price of admission was ludi ...