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... had the ladies' singles final to itself, when Mrs. Wills-Moody beat Miss Ryan. Thus the American lady was crowned on Independence Day. Then on the Saturday out of three other finals two were entirely contested by Americans, and the other, the mixed doubles ...
... works of well-known writers for every day of the year. Some of the quotations are peculiarly apt. For July 4th American Independence Day we have William Cowper's Curst with prohibition and perpetual thirst. Then, for the end of the year is J. C. Squire's ...
... strong, steady and perfectly drilled Tabor, Kent and Browne and Nicholls supplied three of the four semi- finalists on Independence Day. After winning an epic race against Browne and Nicholls in the morning, Kent were no match in the afternoon for Tabor ...
... suggestive illustration of the general harmony of our relations than the manner in which we all recently cele brated Independence Day. For instance, the great American At Home and reception, which lasted from 12 to 2 o'clock, was held at the British ...
... it seemed only fitting, from the American point of view, that the American lady champion should have been crowned on Independence Day. Another piquant development was that the youngest American finalist at Wimbledon should live within a stone's-throw ...
... year. In all he has made use of well over 2,000 different quotations, one of the aptest being that for July 4, American Independence Day. It is Rupert Brooke's The future is not wholly dry. Miss Winifred Austen. In our last issue the pictures of Lapwing ...
... barbecue held at the Denham Film Studios and attended by some 1,600 people mostly Texans and their families to mark Texas Independence Day. FOR A.I. IN FRANCE Dr. Leo Jakobi's year ling bull, Southweston Wildeyes Loyalist, was recently sold at a high figure ...
... McGredy's Yellow,* Phyllis Gold,* Julien Potin.* Orange and Apricot shades Angele Pernet,* Angels Mateu,* Emma Wright, Independence Day, Lady Forteviot.* Flesh pink Lady Sylvia,* Ophelia.* Coppery orange Mrs. Sam McGredy,* President Hoover.* Orange red ...
... America Cup races in particular are concerned, for he was born while the America was actually on her way to this country on Independence Day, 1851, to be exact to carry off the Cup which we have been striving for the past 83 years to regain. The firm was founded ...
... Laidlay must have been play ing fairlv well when only losing her match by two holes. Ninr.icK. see the Boston Cup run on Independence Day. By a strange coincidence the colours of the gentleman for whom Mr. Persse was riding were green, and after a grand finish ...