... Roberts thinks our coaching is ideal for producing good players in the mass. His Wimbledon tip Rod Laver and Margaret Smith. George Worthington (33) is coach during the summer to the Davis and Wightman Cup teams. He is seen (right) at Eastbourne with Davis ...

... Baldey Sir Reginald and Lady Talbot Mr. and Mrs. Donald Armour Sir George and Lady Doughty Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Evans Senator Lieut.-Col. Hon. Sir Albert Gould and Lady Gould Hon. George and Mrs. Fuller Senator J. J. Long Sir Newton and Lady Moore Right ...

... Lloyd George has damaged himself as well as the par liamentary system by his use of the gag. Yet there can also be no doubt that during this last sitting he has worked harder than any other man in the House, is a u F E ]\/f r. F. E. Smith has added ...

... of their new binoculars and telescopes. As will be remembered they can be obtained from all high-class jewellers and silver smiths. These binoculars are comfortable to use. There is absolutely no eye strain with the Voigtlander prisms, and the unpleasant ...

... Slingsby, Smith, Sorby, Southey. Speke, Stains, Stratton, Sugden. Tong. Leslie Thornton, Hon. E. Trefusis. Miss Tetley, Miss' Tovey, Miss Tuely, Mrs. Turner, Miss Van Oppen, Miss Verrall. Miss Voy, Miss Viccars, Miss Wait. Lady Muriel Worthington, Mesdames ...

... be full of thrills. Field-Marshal Sir George Milne is President of the Old Contemptibles Association, which does such good work for its members. Tickets for the matinee may be obtained from Mrs. Frank Worthington, 20, Montpelier Square, S.W.7, and range ...

... Cartwright, Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, Lord Dunedin, Mr. Ronald Wilson, Lord Furneaux, and Lord Birkenhead (his father) in front Lady Joynson-Hicks, Lady Dunedin, Lady Birkenhead, Lady Worthington-Evans, and Lady Pamela Smith Resides the Beaufort, the ...

... one of the unfortunate people who suffer from asthma, and so has to be careful of the place where he chooses to stay. Mr. George Herbert and his attractive wife had come from Wiltshire, and they were joined by her son, Mr. Peter Saunders, on leave from ...

... Cecilia), Miss Violet Warrender (Angel), Miss Edith Craig (Monk), Mr. George Plank (Monk), Miss Clare Atwood (Monk), Miss Strudwick (Monk) SIR LAMING WORTHINGTON Sir Laming Worthington has done most excellent work at the Ministry of Pensions, and originated ...

... Imperial League of Opera, and yet another of the indefatigable Mrs. Frank Worthington's special matinees. This time for the benefit of the Royal Free Hospital. Mrs. Worthington has raised thousands for hospitals and charities b v these m a t i n e e s ...

... interesting group are Sir Laming Worthington Evans, Sir Robert Home, Mrs. Lloyd George, Lady Birkenhead, Lord Birkenhead (centre), and Lord Birkenhead's son and daughter the Hon. Frederick Smith and the Hon. Eleanor Smith ...

... that all the other big amateur events have been won by players who never won them before. Mr. Graham won the St. George's Vase, Mr. Worthington the Irish champion ship, and Mr. N. F. Hunter the Royal and Ancient gold medal, with Mr. Barry, an entirely new ...