... . Royal Epping Forest Golf Club is one of the oldest clubs round London, and is now in its fortieth year. In its early days, the Inter-Varsity golf match was always played at Epping Forest, and the club has proved the nursery of the game for many famous golfers. The beautiful natural course amid the forest scenery makes golf specially attractive at Epping, and the fact that the course is ...

... THE END OE THE BROUGHT A REGULAR WASH OUT. Drawn by Lawson Wood. ...

... W. Heath Robinson reports an example of enemy tacticst and reveals the secret of the capture of a boiling fowl by means of a skilfully executed pincer movement strongly supported by fighter aircraft. DRAWN BY W. HEATH ROBINSON. ...

... . The retirement of C.O. and Adjutant and the accession of the new ones gave the 5TH QUEEN'S ROYAL REGIMENT (WEST SURREY) ample excuse for a cheery guest night. The respective Adjutants were solemnly carried in and out as Fred May shows. This battalion was formed about 1860, and named the 2nd Surrey Rifles it remained as such until 1908, when the Territorials came into being. In 1921 it was ...

... . No. II.- SIR HENRY IRVING (MASTERS TOOLE AND TERRY). A Series of Biographical Caricatures by Tom Browne. ...

... . INCLUDING CAPTAINS, PAST AND PRESENT: PERSONALITIES OF THE BRIGHTON AND HOVB GOLF CLUB. Specially drawn for The Sketch by *H. F. Crowther-Smith. The Brighton and Hove Golf Club, situated near the famous Devil's Dyke, on the Sussex Downs, was founded in 1888. The late Lord Sackville was president of the club for nearly fifteen years, and Mr. de Paravicini is a vice president, and one of the ...

... OUR FLYING CLUBS No. IV. HANWORTH. The Hanworth Club at the London Air Park, Feltham, Middlesex, possesses a magnificent club-house, The Grange, a stately mansion standing in beautiful gardens in the very middle of the Air Park. The members have made this club a very happy ship, and they are lucky in having no less a personality than Colonel the Master of Sempill at the helm. In Lieut. ...

... . THE SKETCH has decided to help its readers to keep in the movement by sizing up the months as they go by and recording the salient features of each. Not being Old Moore, with a prophetic eye or Xb ells plus Dr Philip Raven plus a historian of 2106, we are compelled to look backward, with the aid of Miss Joyce Dennys. This is what happened in December. SPECIALLY DRAWN FOR THE SKETCH BY JOYCE ...

... TRAINING WITH THE RAF. c NO. 7 FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL, R.A.F., has its H.Q. at Peterborough. The aerodrome ivas previously used as an aircraft storage and assembly unity but in January 1936 it became a school and is now used for instructing pupils (officers) with flying experience to become fully-trained Service pilots. After thorough instruction in air navigationt armament, night flying, ...

... X SOCIALITES IN THE GOLDEN SUNSHINE OF THE FAVOURITE PLAGES OF DEAUVILLE, 1L i^-- MONTE CARLO, AND THE RIVIERA. ...

... THE SKETCH REVIEW OF THE MONTH. JANUARY. This i& the second of the special Sketch series of Reviews of the Month, published with the idea of helping our readers to keep In the movement and know what's going on in the world I The first, dealing with December, appeared In our issue dated January 3. SPECIALLY DRAWN FOR THE SKETCH BY JOYCE DENNYS. ...

... THE WAY OF A. NEAGLE WITH IRENE, THE GIRL IN THE ALICE BLUE GOWN. A CHANGE FROM QUEEN VICTORIA AND EDITH CAVELL ROLES. ...