... Hon. Budget, or the pyjamas tax or other sportless Acts of Parlia ment. Kindly to depict me some commentings on re the Wimbledon Tennis Combat, you rebark, Hon. Sir Very perhapsly, I ensneer, you have not succeeded to possess any silk pyjamas, but only ...

... Park. Ladies' sports at Ranelagh. 0 June 21. Ascot Sunday. June 22. Official celebra- tion of King George's natal day. Wimbledon tennis week opens. Croquet championships at Roe- hampton. June 23. Actors' fete, Bo tanical Gardens. June 27. Sandown Park meeting ...

... The first test match starts at Nottingham on Saturday and Ascot opens on Tuesday, with the Olvmpia Horse Show and the Wimbledon Tennis Cham pionships following close upon their heels. What a June And as though that were not enough, this month of June will ...

... gets locked (by accident or otherwise) in the old oak chest. This time the bride groom, having deliberately married a Wimbledon tennis queen after the late mishap, knows it 's all right, apart from a bit of roaring, and has time for another round of golf ...

... ball which the Dowager Lady Glen- tanar gave for her grandson, young Lord Waleran, in order to celebrate his return I. Wimbledon tennis balls being very sensitive to heat, all the really fine players are taking ice-boxes with them. Mariegold's Rigid Air ...

... Simon By Helen Hull Jacobs (The Wimbledon Tennis Champion) He wasn't quite a thoroughbred Cocker Spaniel-- you could tell that from his ears but he got there just the same WEARY from his wanderings, Simon approached Long Marlow in a deplor able state ...

... point about economy of effort to me the golfer's effortless ease in whacking a drive down the fairway, the grace of the Wimbledon tennis-player, the Airs and Graces of Badminton in the mud, these are the real exponents of success in the realm of economy ...