Mr, C, B. Cochran says that Airs. Dewhurst, the champion lawn tennis player of Ceylon, has turned professional and that'she will play: against Mite, Lenglen at Phyliss Court, Henley, this week, It will he recalled that at Wimbledon in 1926 Mrs, Dewharst was kent waite Alternative Offer quite true that my daughter thas declined," Lady Colyer told the Westminster' Gazette, "and I do not think that the Lawn-tennis Associa tion will allow her to play against Allie, Lenglen as an amateur, As a matter of fact, nothing more has {Leen said about this alternative offer lof Mx. Cochran's.
Mr. Cochran's offer included stage contract, and Miss Colyer is very desirous of a stage cai The alternative was a meeting wi [Suzanne as an amateur, the stage engagement also (0 follow.—Reuter,
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