HONG KONG DAILY PRESS
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SOCIAL
PERSONALITIES AT MACAO RACE MEETING
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1938.-PAGE"
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AT ROSARY
CHURCH
Mr. A.E. Ribeiro Weds
Miss Elsie Britto -
RECEPTION AT RECREIO
The Club de Recreio was for the first time in many months again the scene of a reception yesterday, the "very-newly- weds", being Miss Elste Aurora Britto and Mr. Antso Em- manuel Ribeiro.
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Scene of the ceremony was the Rosary Church, the Rev. Father L. M. Rossi officiating. Gowned in satin, satin trimmed with silver lace: was the pretty bride. Princess'line cut and Jullet cap were the bride's choice for smartness. And ginger lilies, tube- roses. fern made up her bouquet.
Both bride and groom had sisters. Groom had one sister, bride had two. There can only be one Mald of Honour. On the groom's sister fell the choice. Clad in pink net. Miss Marie Ribeiro was the Mald of Honour
THE BRIDESMAIDS The Misses Olga and Marie Britto were the two bridesmaids. They were in blue net. their bouquets were of gladioli.
Best man was Mr. C. M. Fa "Silva, groomsman was Mr. D.. F. Lopes. The bride's mother Mrs. Lia Britto, was in navy blue lace.
Little else can we tell you of the wedding, a uttle äput bride and groom.
The Nederlandsch-Indisch Han-" delsbank was where the bride toll. ed away
The Standard-Vacuum Oil Com- pany was where the groom tolled away. A Recreio socialite, friends say he plays, both bridge and mah jongg, delights his apponents with occasional losing streaks. Another pastime yesterday's groom is an ardent supporter of the Recrelo baseball squad
Left:-Mr. H. S. "C. McComb, of the Macao Waterworks, leading in National Triumph at the end
of the second race. Middle:—Mr. P. R. Bannister, Commissioner of Customs at Lappa. and Mrs. Bannister take a stroll on the lawn, Right: Chiu Shan (Mr. G. W Cooper up) after winning the
sixth race.
THURSDAY'S MENU
BREAKFAST
Prunes or Plums
Cereal
French Toast and Marmalade
Coffee
LUNCHEON
Eggplant au Gratin
Cucumber Salad"
French Rolls
Strawberry Cream Frappe
DINNER
Sardine Canapes Fan-Fried Kernels of Pork with
Red Cherries Mashed Potatoes Glazed or Creamed Onions Economy Vegetable Salad (Left-overs) Hall-Frozen Crashed Pineapple
in
Cantaloup
With the next sailing of the Rajputana for a Shanghai-Japan cruise will leave two Hong Kong Not only the family will enjoy this
newlyweds.
menu but the guests as well!
Don't Under - Feed
Saved $5,000
On Party,
Macao Society Staunchly Supports September Races
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT)
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Macao, Sept. 12,
Glorious weather attended the September meeting of the Macao Race Club at Arelà Preta on Sunday, which was well supported by local Portuguese and other foreign residents. H. E: the Governor-of Macao. Dr. Artur Tamiznini de Sousa Barbosa Was an
Interested spectator, and was accompanied by his A.D.C. Lt. Costa.
The meeting was noticeably, Commissioner Mr. P. R. Bannister Imarked-by-the absence-of-Mr-2-fand-Mrs Bannister Elsewhere the
J. Gellion, the popular Club chair. man, who is in hospital at Hong Kung...
Macao race-goers were at the tracks long before, the first saddling bell. Among the earlier arrivals were Bris-Gen. Temuco de Vera, the genial manager of the Banco Nacional Ultramarino. and daughter, Miss Amalia de Vera, Brig. Gen. Temudo de Vera
per-
sonally supervised the lottery draw for the South China Cap, and was fater caught chatting with Mr. Jack Braga in the Judge's Box.
OTHER SPECTATORS
Chinese Maritime Customs at Lappa was represented by a strong al- fiance--Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. P. Weston and Mr. Kirby.
Lt. Col. A. Arez and Capt. Carlos Gorgulho, Folice chiefs, were also prominent among the spectators early at the meeting. Later they Joined Bls Excellency the Governor in the specfal box, from which His Excellency watched the races...
On the naval side, Capt. J. C. Coelho, Jr., commander of the re- cently-arrived Portuguese sloop. Goncalves Zarco, was accompanied by some of his oncers They were Consul for the Netherlands Mr. later joined by Lt. Trinidad, of Henrique Nolasco sat with daughter the Goncalo Velho. Miss Amália Nolasco in the stands and greeted friends who were.ar-i riving
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BRITISH CADETS
Also in the limelight were the Lt. J. Montalvao e Silva and Dr. British cadets. Mr. Colin Luscombe Cassiano Fonseca made a Joint Mr. E. B. Teesdale and Mr. B. S. entry and conversed with others Holmes. The latter two are new- at the paddock.
comers to Macau, but were fas: Mr. Chas. Barnes. of Pan-Ame-being introduced to other residents. rican Airways, was accompanied by Mr. H S. C. McComb, Water- Mrs. Barnes. Along with them works engineer, and Mrs. McComb THE modern mother is so often tagged little daughter Jenny, who were being kept company by Mr. warned not to over-feed her 13 an ardent admirer of the Brown, of the Macao reclamation baby that she is sometimes in dan-horsies."
Your Baby
CUSTOMS ALLIANCE
"Pa" Mello
scheme.
ger of under-feeding in her anxiety not to overload his little stomach.
Postmaster-General Mr. Luciano While too much food is oviously!
Martins found many friends pro- detrimental, the dangers of giving
steamboat menading on the lawn, while, else- insumcient nourishment must be agent, promenaded on the lawn where were Mr. B. de Senna
local
Gives It To considered. Especially at weaning and heid forth with various friends Fernandes and daughter. Miss Vera
China
Mr. Chew Kam-chuan, well- known banker, -miner, 'planter and landed proprietor in Knala Lumpur, who contributed Jarre sums of money to the China Distress Relief Fund, Selangor, and sent several shipments of medical and surgical supplies to China for the relief of sufferers, has again donated a sum of $5,000 Chinese currency to the Fund.
time is it necessary to plan Baby's
and acquaintances.
Just before de Senna Fernandes, who were ac- daily menu carefully, so that he the third race he joined Customs companied by Capt. Barbosa.
receives a suficient quantity of body and bone-building foods to- gether" with those which produce heat and energy.
A good formula for a baby seven to nine months old is 18 ounces milk, 4 ounces water, half ounce sugar and 1 level tablespoon of barley, oat, rice or wheat flour, or arrowroot cooked for 20 minutes in the water.
Each time the baby is fed he should take 84 to 7 ounces. Be should have Ave meals, four hours. This is a sum saved on a "House apart-say at 8 and 10 am and Warming" ceremony. Mr. Kam 2, 6 and p.m. K the mother Chuan, recently built a palatial wishes to make up 35 ounces-a house in Ampang Road. Kaala day's supply-she 'should add Lumpur. Many of his friends sent three-quarters more of each in- him presents and messages of con-redient. Then she should gradu- gratulations.
ally increase the proportion of milk until at about nine months
It is customary among .the baby is taking unmodified milk Chinese people to hold a House and is consuming 35 to 40 ounces | Warming" ceremony on moving a day. into a newly completed - building
COD LIVER OIL
and to give a dinner to relatives Once a day with the bottle and friends who have sent presents. should be given a teaspoon of cod Mr. Kam Chuan, having regard liver oil, and midway between to the large numbers of refugees meals a little fresh sweet orange in China who are in urgent need juice a tablespoon or two daily. of assistance, has decided not to hold any dinner party, but instead, donate the amount he would rave to spend on the dinner for the
-Tellef of distress in China:
Hence his handsome contribution of $5,000 mentioned above..
Newsettes
We learn that Mr. Gilbert A. Harriman has informed the Hong Kong Sharebrokers' Association, of which he is a member, that he will
Well cooked; strained cereal (a tablespoon once or twice a day) -fresh green vegetables thoroughly cooked in a little water
and
and put through a sleve, should be should begin with only half a tea gradually given. The vegetables:
spoon given with regular feeding. The results must be noted and ad- vances made slowly.
Coming-of-Age
The social season in Shanghai settle down in Canada. There opened last weak when M. and was some talk, when Mr. Harriman Mme. M. T." Elsear gave a cocktail left. the Colony recently, that he party on the occasion of the com- might return to Hong Kong.
Ing of age of Miss Mary Spunt. daughter of Mme. Elzear. The Capt. and Mrs. S. M. Kheregat function which was a brillant are due to leave for India early one was attended by the many in November, Cant. Kheregat, who friends, not only of Misa Spunt, is attached to the Indian Medical who is so popular amongst the Bervice, has been in this station younger set, but also of the host for about three years,
and hosters.
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CAN YOU MAKE GOOD COFFEE?
GOOD coffee can be made in any pot, whether it is a dripolstor, tricolator, slex, valve-type percolator, valveless percolator, or the old-fashion- ed pot or basin.
solutely Tresh coffee of a fine blend and the right grind for the pot to be used, made in a clean and freshly scalded container, is essential for good coffee. To best retain the aroma, keep the coffee in a closed cari when not in use.
Freshly drawn water should always be used and both the coffee and, water should be measured to get the right strength. Never allow coffee to boll, as boiling develops bitterness and destroys both the favour and the aroma. For the best favour, coffee should be served as soon as it is made.
IF YOU ARE BLONDE
You can wear almost any. colour от combination of colours, especially if you have good features.
Avoid
Etrong colour near the face, however. as this will rob you of your own delicate tints. Green violet, purple and black are good colours for you, and at night you may wear any pastel shade or gold with good effect.
IF YOU ARE BRUNETTE
Dark colours are good, but are apt to look matronly un- less relieved with a little paler colour, near the face. If you are warm tinted, wear blue or dark colours touched with.
Brown little rose colour. touched with orange, deep red, orange, yellow and brown. will add to your charm, while if you are black haired, you will look your best in reds, yellows and oranges.
Dutch Consul In Cebu Knighted
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The House of Quality & Service ..
Amy Gets Divorce, Says 'It's Fine!'
air-
Aray Jehnson, the woman, was mentioned in two courts recently, der divoree decree from Jim Mollison was was made absolute--and she Aned £5 at, Worksop. Notts, for exceeding the speed limit when driving a car with a trailer..."
It was an entirely new Amy who stepped into the sunshine from her Mayfair, apartment. and denied the rumour of a romance between herself and a wealthy French nobleman.
"I'M FREE NOW
"I heard the rumour ages agu. It seems to have ori- rinated in Paris, but I haven't been over there for at least s -year," she said.
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Mr. Guy Walford, vice-consul for the Netherlands in Cebu (Philip-"And just as I was luxuriating pine Islands) received a knight the novelty of freedom this crops hood of the Order of Orange-up. Nassau on the occasion of the 58th "Well, I'm free now," she laugh- birthday anniversary of Queenea, "It's fine-but I want breath- Wilhelmina. It was learned in the ing space. I've got an open mind Colony yesterday.
on the subject of marriage after: Mr. Walford has been connected the last adventure." with the Dutch consulate in Cebu
Now Amy wants a job-work since 1922, and the honour has that means doing things. been conferred on him in recogni tion of his long and meritorious service to his country.
PACKING
sheets of tissue-paper inside the frock. Then take à large piece of fairly stiff brown paper, cut or fold it to the required" width, lay the frock on it, and roll the
two
When frocks have to be packed in small suitcases it is a good plan together. Tie the roli loosely
to roll them instead of folding with a piece of tape to keep t them. First slip one of
twó❘ from unfolding.
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