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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1932-
AT THE PENINSULA HOTEL
LIST OF GUESTS
Capt. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. E. Austin-Hofer,
Mr. M. A Johnson Mr and Mr. E. Jones, Bir. ad Mrs. C. R. Juklah nad child.
-Bir E. Kadoorie, Mr. L Kadoorie, Admiral and Lady" W. H. Kelly, Miss C. Kelly, Mr. D. M. Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamorie, Col. J. G. Lecky, Mr. Leony, Mr. and Mrs J. Ledesman and family.
Mr. G. F. Maclean and family,
Mr. C. R. Barlow, Mr. W. L. L. Barker, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnes, Capt, and Mas. E. Miss M. Manuk, Mrs. G. Mar Barry, Capt. K. V. B. Banfield, shall, Mrs. F. H. Powys Maurice, Capt. and Mrs. Denn, Mr. Berlin Miss Maurice, Comdr. and Mrs. cioni, Mr. J. H. Berry, Mr. Ber B. MeConnick, Mr. E. J. McGiaan, tini, Mr. A. Bianconi, Miss A. M. Mr. W. L. McKendie, Mr. E. H. Melbye Mrs-M: Mien, Dr. LL Bishop, Dr. 0. Böld, My. H. Bos,
and Mrs. G. J. Lt. Comdr. and Mrs.. F. T. Bos. Mikels, Br. well, Misses. H. and J. Boyd, Col. Montague. S. Boyd. Mme. Boyer, Lt. Col.
Surg Comdr, R. P. Ninals, Mrs. D. Norman, Col. F. P. Nosworthy
family.
Boys, Mr. T. S. Brady. Mr. Brauniger, Mr. A. F. Brennan,And Mrs. M. W. Brennan, Mr. and Mrs. O. Brocklebank, Capt. L. W. Bundred, Capt. P. J. Burgess, Mr. D. G., Butler.
Mr. Kurt Offenburg, Comdr. and Mrs. H. A. Packer, N. Lt.-Comdr. Park, Mr. A. Parker, Mr. W. G. Pirie, Mr., and Mrs. M. E. Politi, Mrs Potta, Mr. Priora,"
TENNIS ELBOW
TREATMENT
END OF THE SEASON REMEDIES
With the end of the seasna thora comes for muy tennis players period of abstention from their favourite game. There are usually
certain number who have ended the playing months with soma degree of elbow discomfort.
Though there are probably several conditions loosely assembled under the general heading
tennis elbow it now seems clear
.of
that the majority fall into two well marked groups,
In the first and probably the larger group, the condition is one Mr. A. J. Campbell, Mr. A. L.
of pain and tenderness on pressure just in front of and below the Caplan, Mrs. and Miss Cayzer,
Mr. A. B. Raworth, Mr. F. Reck, outer prominence at the lower end Mr. J. G. Charlton, Dr. J. E. H.
of the upper bone of the arm. Cogan, Mrs. E. Cogan, Mr. Mr. F. C. E. Rendall, Capt. T. H.
This is probably caused by a Compore. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. R. Riggs, Mr. A. H. Robbins, Mr. Craig, Mr. F. H. Craynell, Mrs. M. Rolands Miss Row. Miss Mildly inflammatory condition of P. C. Crear.
Lt.-Comdr. and Mrs W. R
Denne, Mr. W. Dixion, Mr. R. N.
Drake, Dr. and Mrs. Drenkhahn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Easterbrook, Mrs.-B. Elder.
Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Farmer, Misa D. Faye, Mr. and Mrs. T. Feliciano, Mr. W. C. Field-Hook, Mr. K. N. Fischer Mrs. J. E. French and son, Mr. B. Friel, Mr. G. E. Frisque.
H. Miss C. Gamboa, Mrs. L. Garlington, Mr. I. H. Genre, Mr T. L. Gilson, Capt. and Mrs God- frey, Mr. and Mss. J. Gould, Col.
N. Russell. Mr. W. M. Russell..
the attachment of tha musoles that Capt. M. Schute, Mr. H. Skott, bend back the hand and the fingers. Dr., Mrs. and Miss Skinn, Mr. E. A firm piece of strapping applied Grant Smith. Mr. E. Soavorin, round the upper part of the fors: Mrs. Sternberg and child, Mr. Ram prevents these muscles from rosta Stillard. Mr. A. Stokkink, Mr. E centricling, and thereby
them. This should be the prelimin- E. Stone, Mr. Story. Mr. A. R.
ary treatment for at least a month Sturt,
Major W. E. Tyndall."
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ulderup. Mr. B. R. Vazeille. Miss E. Ver. Dr. L. Walch. Mr. H. O. Wallem, Mr. and Mrs. R. Walkor, Mr. M.
Mr. Tassell, Mr. and Mrs. Por six weeks, accompanied by a Taylor, Mr. J. J Thompson, Mr. strict abstention from play, and Travers. Miss M. M. Tyrrell, In the other group there is an in-
followed by a period of massage.
flammatory condition of the lining of the elbow-joint, or, rather, of that part of it which intervenes between the upper bone of the arm and the radius, or outer bone, of the forearm. In these cases the rotatory movements of it are pain- ful. The joint should therefore
F. E. Gowan, and family. Mr. T.M. Watson, Mr. J. Watts, Miss M. Gregory. Mr. W. Griffin.
P. Webster, Eng. Comdr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hall, Mr. | Weekes, Mr. A. L. Wilcox, Mr. Apain is in the joint itself, and S. Hasson, Mr. E. Hausmann, Williamson. Mr. T M. Wilson, Mr. A. J. P. Heard, Mr. and Mrs. Miss E. Wolñizer, Mr. and Mrs. P. F. L Heath and family. Mr. and Wrenn, and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Hilado, Mr. Z. Z. Mrs. F. F. Watrich. Hau, Mr. B.. G. B. Hull,
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immobilised for a time, and the arm kept in a sling. But there is generally a moment when, in order to avoid the possible formation of adhesions in the joint, massage and gentle movement should supersede rest.
Tempting us it in for, ardent; players to ignore a minor degree of tennis elbow, it is never wise in the long run. To play no until the troubla is passed is the only safe rule.
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THE OVERSEAS LEAGUE FORTHCOMING ENTERTAIN.
MENT
Encouraged by the success of the excellent entertainment - given ́at the Helena May Institute carly this year, the local branch of the Oversons Leaguo is' arranging a similar function to be held on January 20 at 9.15 p.m.
As on the previous occasion, whilst the entertainment is. tár ranged for Overseas, League mem- bers in particular, it is also open to the pulic, and we feel sure, the splendid fare provided at the lost concert being still in the minds of the many who attended, that the Hong Kong Branch of the League can be assured of a crowded house at the forthcoming enterprize, and that the efforts to entertain will be rewarded. märgata
-It is a little early to disclose. the names of the individual artistes who have promised to take part, hat we understand that a very ambitioun | programme of Concert items and one-act plays is being arranged, in order to achieve re- sults as good as the first entertain- ment, and that to further this end, some of the best talent in the Colony have offered their services. Impending patrons are asked to note that tickets, price $1.50 cach can be obtained on application to Mrs. G. S. Windeyer at the Helena Mar Institute, Hong Kong. K
The entertainment will take Blace at the Helena May Institute, and a portion of the pro- ceeds will be given, to St. John's Ambulance Association.
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TENNIS
LORD BIRKENHEAD'S INDICTMENT
London, Dec. B.-In his first weekly article in the Sunday Dis patch, Lord Birkenhead, who has joined the staff of that jouras), anakes" the following poitited criti cism of the amateur hypocrisy in lawn tennis:-
"It must often occur to the pub fie how some of the so-called tennis amateurs, manage to live. In the days of the Dohertys, this question of 'Shamateurs did not grine. A man did not devote himself to the gamo da ta'rule unless he had pris Tate means. Nowadays many of those tennis players of leisure are penniless.
***They get unlimited quantities of rackete-free. Sometimes, “In. deed, they are-paid-to-use them. Thale travelling and hotel expenses are nearly always paid, particular. ly by the hotels on the Riviera Many of them are salaried by sporta firma, and have no other oc cupation. Yet they persist in ro-
fasionals were allowed to com with amateurs as golf prof sionals are, the, standard off gane would be improved and there 'would be an end of all this sicken-
hypoct
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