London clubman, particularly theatrical and sporting people, ánd many others are mourning the loss of one 04 London's best-known characters, Mr. J. A. Harrison, founder and hon. secretary of the Eccentric Club. In 50 years thanks largely to Mr. Harrison's untiring and invariably eccentric efforts, the club has raised nearly £300,000 for charities.
Many stories are told of this King of Bohemians, as he was called. Tt is said that he was responsible for painting the head of King Edward VIL as Prince of Wales into a picture of a group of ren. gazing at a Woman dressed in what was considered in Victorian times to be a daring costume. The picture, which now hangs in the billiard room, was reproduced in several newspapers.
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