... PICTURES “DON'T WAKE UP LOVE!” By SUZANNE MEUNIER. Frank Newbould, W. Heath Robin- y Frank Will Owen, _— eon, Gladys Peto, G.E, Studdy, Supplement in Colour : A Robin, Blampied, J. R. Skelton * HOLLY,” by Léo Fontan * MISTLETOE,” CHRISTMAS GIFT,” by Lio by ...

... the :—Rev. Preb. Bucking- R. A. Moore ham, Mr, A. H. Gibbs. Col. and Mr. John Willians. Stevens, Mr. J. F. Sholioy, Mr. T, E. Studdy, ...

... Darling 7 7, Oolinogue, Svrs, 7et (PD. Taylor), and Halfpenny . Killeeher (irs. Hal Hatt 4 Mystery gave up, leaving Mr. J. E. Studdy's Treasure Srrs, Tet (C. Ringstead) *Charlevitle (Mre. Fred Hardy) 3, Tom! to jone. In class 2 Mr. J. 7 g 6 to 4 agst Gotha ...

... key wind from south to north-west, “In Class’ A. the entrants ‘were Mr. C 8. Renita Mr W. Brock- man’s ste Ty and Mr. T. E. Studdy’s mboy 36m. 8.5 Finishing. times: Mystery (1st), lh. 45a 4h. 36m. 4h. 57m. Benita (2nd), “33s. ‘ There wore five entrants ...

... boats were dismasted by squalls, but mo one was injured. Class I. Start 2.30. Mr. W. 8. Brockman’e Mystery allowed Mr. T. E. Studdy's Toniboy 3min. Mystery wes dismasted in a uall after the boats had covered about a mile, and Tomboy finished alone after ...

... and Mrs. H. H. arnett, Phyllis Court, Torquay, was solemnized at Cockington Pati Church, Torquay, on Saturday, the Rev. E. Studdy Officiating. The bride, who was given away hor father, was handsomely attired in a ess of white satin and wulle, trimmed ...

... Yachts over 4 tons—1, W. 8. Brockman’ Mystery, 12h. 6lm. 57s. (ser. 2, Rev. Baylis’s. Argonaut, Uh. 4m. 4 (6min.) 3, Mr. T. E._Studdy's* Tomboy Yachts of 4 tons and er— 1, Maj. Whitehead’ Ib. Wavcott’s (scr. Ih 3m. 1 4: Mr. J. Knight's Drew's Vi! Alipede ...

... Olver; 5. Indus Guild, G. Martin, cutter, ecratch;. BK. C. Be yliss, cutter, E, P. Brookes; Cattedown and Oreston, W. T. E. Studdy, cutter, OOmin.; Hazymorn, 6.45.—Service motor boat race, for motor Maj . A. E. Palmer, yawl, 60min.; Jay, T. N. boats. Entrice: ...

... hel the fie ferme n and letting them have Lt..Com. W. B, Vallance; Temboy, T. trawlers at loes than cost price in order to E. Studdy; Freda, Capt. Gouldsmith; make some return to these men for what Col, RB. W. Studdy; Jonquil, had done frr their King and ...

... Giles, allowed W. B. Vallance, Smin., Argonaut, Rev. E. C. Bayliss, €min., Freda, Capt. J. D. Gouldsmith, 8min., Tomboy, T. E. Studdy, 9min., Jay, T. N. Dinwiddy, 10min., Forsitan, C. E.-L. Hammond, 16min. Vaiti, Howard Sinclair, 30min. Jay led a very start ...

... chry- olias. Chichester, Rev. A. T. Boscawen, and Messrs. santnemums, white heather, and . Hore J. E. Dew, G. Martyn, T. E. Studdy, H. C. Her bridesmaids were Mises C. They (sister) and Amy Knowles (sister of the Ayre, and F. H. Storr (secretary). were ...

... rear-commodore, 001. Allen treasurer, Mr W. H. Way ; hon. secrebarv, Mr. W. E. Pointer; committee. Major Pernor, Messrs. T. E. Studdy, J. | Knight, W. S>. and ?. R. Wilkinson, The Sailing Committee ware ro elected, and Major I Victors, Mr. L. Gale, and tbe ...