Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 146, January 14, 1914 by Various
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"Sir John Thornycroft kicked off in a football charity match
at Bembridge, Isle of Wight, in which the combined ages of the players was 440 years."--_Hull Daily Mail_. Why not? * * * * * "M. Timiriazeff, president of the Anglo-British Chamber of Commerce, followed with a speech."--_Daily Telegraph_. We like his Anglo-British name. * * * * * WINTER SPORTS. [_Some additional aspects of the fashionable topic that seem to have escaped the writers of similar articles in our contemporaries_.] (I.)--BUYING THE HOTEL. For this game several players are required, who form themselves into one or more parties according to numbers. A player, preferably a woman, is selected as leader, and should possess nerve, coolness, and an authoritative voice. The object of the game is to secure (1) The best rooms; (2) Tables with a view; (3) The controlling interest in all projects of entertainment. It is an important advantage for the leader to have stayed in the hotel at least once previously. If she |
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