... THE BATTLE OF THE BLUES ON BOAT RACE DAY. THE CAMBRIDGE CREW The work of the Light Blues at Henley, in charge of the Rev. S. E. Swann, sufficed to show them a very fast crew, and they are now being coached in the final stages at Putney by Mr. R. W. R. Arbuthnot, who rowed for Cambridge in the four years 1909 to 1912. The positions of the crew are as follows: Bow, H. O. C. Boret (Eton and Third ...

... . Merely a peep at the frills of her combies. for they are topped by a matinee of pale pink mousseline decorated with fine lace with a cross-over lacing in front. (Model, H. C. Russell. Ltd.) The petticoat has returned to us with a charm that is altogether its own. Peter Robinson, Oxford Street, have sponsored the model pictured. It is of pale pink crepe de chine veiled with coarse French net ...

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... . AS SEEN BY OUR ARTIST, FRED MAY Our artist has, we think, made a fairly comprehensive collection, his bag including most of the celebrities in the third city in the British Isles. Dr. J. George Adami is Vice-Chancellor of the Liverpool University and a colonel in the Canadian Army Medical Corps; Sir Thomas Royden, Bart., is M.P. for Bootle and Deputy Chairman of the Cunard Line; Mr. Richard ...

... AN ECHO OF HENEEY. SOME WELL-KNOWN PERSONALITIES-- -BY FRED MAY A real Henley of the old-fashioned pattern was the unanimous verdict, for the weather was pre-war quality, and not 30 per cent. diluted and under proof, and our supposedly decadent old land showed the invader that we still have a few people who know how to row and to scull. The Grand and the Diamonds were both won by Britishers, ...

... THE MAMMEMS9 (AMD THE JQL5LIES9) GOLF? SOLDIERS AND SAILORS TOO- -BY FRED MAY Our intrepid artist has fairly straddled the Navy and the people who were once called Harumfrodites by the Empire's best poet. The contest took place at St. George's Hill, Weybridge, and knowing what naval gunnery is a thing that even some of the best brains never master it would be quite Superfluous to record that ...

... THE ANGLO°COLOMBIAM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BEMMER. AMONGST THOSE WE NOTICED-- -BY FRED MAY rm M The main idea behind the Anglo-Colombian Chamber of Commerce is a hands -across -the- sea scneme to keep those on both sides of the Atlantic en rapport with trade movements generally and all legislation calculated to influence it. It was incorporated on February 8, 1921, and it has foregathered at a ...

... Jinks A sight like this makes me feel how mean, how puerile, how insignificant a thing is man Mrs. J. A woman doesn't need to travel half over Europe to discover that Drawn by J. A. Beale ...

... THE INCOIPORATED SALES MANAGERS8 1AMQUET SOME WHO WERE AT THE GUILDHALL- -BY FRED MAY H.R.H. the Prince of Wales was the guest of honour at the annual banquet of the Incorporated Sales Managers' Association of the United Kingdom, and made a very stirring appeal to the assembled chieftains of our big businesses to give British salesmen the chance they deserved. The Association, of which Sir ...

... THE CAMBRIDGE CREW As not even their coach has seen them. Since the war Cambridge have had all the best of the deal, and from 1920 to 1926 inclusive have won six times. Oxford's onl/- victory has been in 1923. The race is rowed on Saturday next, April 2 C ...

... . SA Lu--. x r u 'v SOME STARTERS AND OFFICIALS-- BY FRED MAY The recent Phyllis Court Tennis Tournament drew a very big entry indeed, and amongst it were many oi the Wimbledon cracks. This tournament is always a very cheery one, for, in addition to the hard work by day, they dance all night in the excellent ball-room, which is one of the many attractions of this admirable club. Mr. W. B. ...

... . BEFORE AND BEHIND THE SCENES-- BY FRED MAY a!d'S a Prev'ous ones, the Services give London one of the best shows to be seen anywhere, and as it is all done in V'Ce Parities, which help the fighting man and his dependants who have suffered in the defence of our Empire, no upport can be too great to give it. Lord Ruthven, G.O.C. the London District, said that last year the turn-over of the ...