Living whist at Wharncliffe War Hospital - the 'Cards' giving three cheers for the wounded soldier boys

Private Fred Cooke, York and Lancaster Regiment, 54, Clarence Road, Hillsborough, wounded

Private M. C. Shepherd, York and Lancaster Regiment, Old Wheel, Loxley, Sheffield, wounded

Lance-Corporal Vincent Fitzgerald Warren, York and Lancaster Regiment, Cromwell Street, Walkley, wounded

Private J. G. Barker, York and Lancaster Regiment, Tinsley, wounded

Private Bert Kidney, York and Lancaster Regiment, 54, Wolseley Road, wounded

Private Joseph Turner, York and Lancaster Regiment, Hoyland Road, Hoyland Common, wounded

Private A. Howford, King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry (KOYLI), 144, Wentworth Street, wounded

Private J. L. Smith, York and Lancaster Regiment, Watson Road, Worksop, suffering from shell shock

Corporal W. S. Longden, York and Lancaster Regiment, 263, School Road, wounded