Buckingham Palace Garden Party: Superfluous Spats and Wrong Gloves From Or OWN Conmesroxoest, Tondon, July 29.
The wise paper nowadays realizes that it is not enough to publish x sober and serious resume of the events of the day. Even "The Times" sometimes unbends: per= haps the "Daily Telegraph"—remains the mos: austere. AM other journals give you humorous artiles and humorous ilustratinas, ant when they get the opportunity: tveag events humorously.
Humour was extracted trom®the Royal Garden Party at Buck: Palace at which all the America Inwyers and their wives were present, Apparently they" all turn pin pate, thinking it was ight hing tw do, but, ax dud Crawford Biggs of North Carctina remarked: "Between you and ie, ome of the men in our party hid the bushes in the gardens at Buch: ngham Paliice, took off their spats und threw them away." He cli be one of the few Amerieuns w! attended the Royal Garden Party with the fewest sartorial impertece tions—in other words, he was almost correctly dressed, Phe dude a of al feet spats and did to Judge Bixics' waist HE you Foul? rol the fen fellows tot at the Weather Ruins Sports Coronets All the great sports functions are! now ending, and many of them are Faom Our Own Conttsronsext. being ruined by the bad weal London, July 31. since we are having tremendous focal storms. It 1s, though, curious have had always a great regard that when London' was deluged on for railway directors. They look to Tuesday. there was unbroken fine me 0 fat and comfortable that I weather at Goodwood, and so the have never been able lightly to think ing was not interfered with in they purposely any Way. On the other hand, the ix. stulled Test Match ut Manchester will go down to history as having been at-or charge fares which limit tended by the most abominable wea to the Very Wealthy. Tha ther. We had the usual Naval ways assumed they are the victims Review lust Saturday when, for of circumstances ever which they the first time since the War, the have no control. And this week T newspapers summoned up courage: was convinced of the fact. It has to voice our pride in our possession Leen borne me that really of the Navy. Hitherto, with the they are the Kindest-hearted men neue of Nations before us," we imaginable and as you know—or ye kept a discreet silence, but now fought to—kind hear are more than sentiment is changing. Everyone coronets. had a very good day. was at Paddington, that cheery her was fine, although station for the West of England you have a huge hornlike structure and the whistling—wind from the W.S.W. It was crowded bout then, these nowadays, travel the expense of the nation are getting rather exacting.
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