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... singles players in the whole history of lawn tennis, as he indicated in an admirable speech on sport and youth at the Wimbledon tennis lunch, is, for the present at any rate, going to devote himself more strenuously to business than to his favourite game ...
... beside me. I thought of kidnapping and decided I would rather like to be kidnapped. We passed Forest Hills and talked of Wimbledon tennis. The girl inquired of le merits of the South African cricketers, f- le asked if I had friends in New York and ce Id she ...
... Ball at Maidenhead on the 1 6th. Commemoration week starts at Oxford with Commem Sunday on June 20th, and on June 21st Wimbledon Tennis Champion ships open, and, weather permitting, will close with the finals on July 3rd. On June 22nd Their Majesties the ...
... Cup came back to this shore (plus its attendant royalties from the last two rounds of the competition being played at Wimbledon), tennis officials put their heads together to devise schemes that would not destroy the technical terms of Perry's amateur status ...
... attraction of those sporting events which appeal so strongly to Americans, the Derby and Ascot, the Wight- man Cup and Wimbledon tennis, and, of course, the International Polo. Many of those who came over for these events will have found it difficult to ...
... published by Long mans, has been very well received. Mrs. Macassey was Miss Evelyn Perry, from Warwickshire, the well-known Wimbledon tennis player and skier MR. AND MRS. BERNARD WATSON Two of the camera s victims at the Crawley and Horsham Point-to-Point. Mr ...
... George Pierce Butler and Mrs. Ormond Lawson- Johnston were joint hostesses, also at the Savoy Hotel, in honour of the Wimbledon tennis players. The latter helped her co- hostess to plan every detail from her bedroom where she was kept by one of those tiresome ...
... R. Buser. Iord Templewood, Earl Jowitt and Lady Greig, widow of Sir Louis Greig, for years i a great personality of Wimbledon tennis, were among those in the Royal Box watching this match. The best match I saw was the defeat of Lennart Bergelin, the ...
... makes her home on the Riviera. Capt. Philip Glover, R.N., who is one of the leading lights of the committee during the Wimbledon tennis fortnight and was himself many times navy tennis champion, had a table with the Hon. Mrs. Glover, who is also a first-class ...
... Piccadilly, and the victims of their latest compositions range from Robert Helpmann via Christian Dior to Teddy Tinling, of Wimbledon tennis-wear fame. In the photograph above they are deploring the fate of Sally, who Got the Bullet from the Ballet PhotogTaph'ed ...
... kept very much on the go last week with enter tainments of every kind. Many of them, like Lady Wavertree's annual after-Wimbledon tennis party, which started off the week, were got up for a good cause. I have rarely seen so many photographers per square ...
... the Legion of Honour. rAne of the most pleasant summer entertainments in the social calendar is Lady Crosfield's after-Wimbledon tennis party at West Hill, High- gate. It is not only the exhibi tion tennis matches by star players that take guests to High- ...