... 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 ...

... holes to the bad. Mr. Horace G. Hutchinson was the referee, while the duties of umpires were carried out by Mr. Gardon G. Smith and Mr. Herbert Fowler. The younger men jumped off well in front, and made such strong running that the first three holes ...

... 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 ...

... Ganochy (pronounce as written, please), where Mr. Morgan, of J. P. Morgan and Co., holds joint sway with Mr. Everard Martin Smith have already forwarded home address to both. Lord Strabolgi (pronounce Strabogy, please, with an extra-hard g a direct descendant ...

... 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 ...

... Frank Worthington's African play, Havana, next Tuesday, at the Duke of York's, Mrs. Worthington hopes to reach the sum of £20,000 which she will have raised by her amateur acting during the last five years. This play, like his books, Mr. Worthington based ...

... 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 ...

... certain as to what is the exact penalty carried by Mr. Worthington in the Old Deer Park, but I do know that he has to give odds to Bogey. This is by no means a light task, and I think Mr. Worthington may be congratulated on halving his match. There was ...

... MEETING ON THE OPENING DAY. AN ENGAGED. PRINCE AT THE ASCOT MEETING: PRINCE GEORGE IMERETINSKY WITH MISS MULLENS. The engagement was nnnounoed last week between Prince George Imeretinsky, late Grenadier Guards, eldest son of Prinoo and Princess Imerotinsky ...

... best inland ones in Great Britain. He must think a lot of the caddies, too. Last year he took Smith all over the country and across the Channel with him. Smith is plus two, tall and willowy. His brother is also a hot player. The caddies at Addington are ...

... came across Mr. D. M. Smith, who treated him with scant ceremony. In spite of his defeat, however, Mr. Tindal- Atkinson can look back on his two previous vic tories in this particular tournament as some solatium. In the final, Mr. Smith met Mr. L. D. Woodin ...