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... By A. Croxton Smith IN the United States they have a Women's Field Trial Club, of which Mrs. Morgan Belmont is president, and last month it held a meeting at Huntington, Long Island. In this country women are so success ful with their gundogs that they, too, would be capable of running trials of the highest class, but they prefer to compete against men on terms of equality. Lorna Lady Howe has ...

... Tr rriWiMTTTfiilP'^ iBBHBiTTWwTii i*TTMrY nm^r v AN A. -A. Battery, somewhere in Kent, could make a great show in Sport and Drama as well as in gunnery if it had the chance. Heather Thatcher, at the moment without her monocle, has sacrificed her highly successful stage and film career to run the Battery's canteen. On her right is Captain the Hon. Anthony Mildmay, the amateur steeplechase ...

... (OLE Archie Compston is putting, he same distance from the hole good its to miss. Both sides got their fours here. A HIGH ONE George Oke plays a pitch shot over the bunker guarding the 12th green. The ball looks as though it will sail over the trees. Actually it was very high, but did not overrun the green. Oke and Cotton lost this one 5 to 4. OTH GREEN: Cotton has taken no chances ie green ...

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... WHEEL, WING, SAIL, STEAM.-- A.P.C. SHIPSHAPE AND BRISTOL FASHION by Mr. Douglas M. Simmonds Taken with an Exahta camera. Film Agfa. Exposure one half-second at fill. STEAM by Mr. Douglas Alston. Taken with an Ikonta camera. Film Kodak. Exposure l-250th second at f.5.6. GOING UP by Mr. Douglas M. Simmonds. Taken with an Exakta camera. Film Agfa. Exposure three-quarters of a second at fill. ...

... IT X ARTIME brides should look at the photograph below for their perfect VV ensemble, which they will find at Marshall and Snelgrove's, Oxford Street. The pale beige coat, with its panels and draped collar of phantom beaver, is worn over a beige satin dress, cut to follow the lines of the coat and intricately worked. The same satin is used to line the coat, and the outfit is completed with a ...

... . CHRISTINE, VISCOUNTESS CHURCHILL, widow of the first Viscount Churchill, married Sir Lancelot Oliphant, K.C.M.G. the British Ambassador to Belgium, at St. Columba's Church of Scotland last week. She is here posed with her children, the HON. SARAH and the HON. VICTOR SPENCER. i I ADMIRAL LORD CHATFIELD, Minister for the Co-ordination of Defence, gave away his niece, MISS PAMELA CHATFIELD, ...

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... YOUNG David Norris, the hero of Richard Aldington's new novel, Rejected Guest (Heinemann; 7s. 6d.), was a 1914 war baby Not only was he a war- baby, but he was a bastard. His father was the son of wealthy and snobbish Sir Thomas Norris; his mother was the pretty daughter of a rent-collector who had descended thereto by way of the medical profession and expulsion. His father was killed ...

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