PAGE 6-HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

SOCIAL

WOMEN'S PAGE

MIR, W. J. DEWAR CAMERON, of thè Hongkong Police, photo-" graphed with his bride, formerly Miss Muriel Gordon Smith, after their marriage at St. John's Cathedral on Thursday.

H.K. WOMEN GO THROUGH GAS CHAMBER

Thirty women yesterday had a

Capt. Bennett left for London vis America on the ss. Empress of Russia yesterday.

Mr. T. G. H. Brayfield, principal of Messrs. Carmichael and Clarke,

NEWSETTES.

Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Rhoden, !

Gen. Woodruffe, who arrived here left for Shanghai on the Empress by CNA.C. plane on Thursday of Russla yesterday.

*

Brig. Gen. MacNaughten passed through the Colony on Thursday on board the aa. Canton. “

from the North, is leaving for Home in the Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Blancamano to-day. "

His Excellency the Governor will be present at a reception given by Mr. T. Dalliri, First Assistant the Consul-General for Germany Auditor, will also celebrate his in honour of the German National

birthday on Monday,

*

Day.

Mr. Alex. Caplan, of Warner Mr. Frank Hoare, retired Inspec- Bros, left for Shanghai on the tor of the Hongkong Police Force, Empress of Russia yesterday. will celebrate his birthday to- morrow. Mr. Hoare retired on pension on March 3, 1937!

Mr. K. A. Bidmead, Assistant Superintendent of Police, will ob- serve the anniversary of his birth on Monday.

*

Mr. William G. M. Dunbar, of the British India, Eastern" and Australian Line, left for the Mr. G. H. Brett, of Messrs. United Kingdom via the States on Thomas Cook and Bon. lett for the Empress of Russia. Kobe on the Empress of Russia | Festerday,

Lt.-Comdr. M. S. L. Burnett left

+

*

*

Mr. Victor B. Glover, of the Chinese Maritime Customs, left for the United Kingdom via the

novel experience when they went left for Vancouver on the as for the United Kingdom via the States on the Empress of Russia

through a gas chamber at the

Hongkong Volunteer Defence Corps Headquarters as part of their A. R. P. training. The class, including Europeans, Chinese and Portuguese, were Mesdames R. A. Rodgers, R. Maynard, D. Campbell, Butler, O. Kolatchoff, C.-M. Manners. Potter, E. Essig, E. Loader, Miss B. Thom-

Osborne, Mrs. J. Willey, Miss A, de Souza, Mrs. R. M. de Souza, Mrs. V. M. Morley, Miss E. Kolatchoff, Mrs. A. Dumon, Mrs. Cutter, Mrs. V. R. Gordon and Mrs. Price.

press of Russia yesterday.

Mr. John E. Bacon was a passen- ger to the United Kingdom vis America on the 6.5. Empress of Russia yesterday.

Mr. Reginald Beli left by the 3.5. Empress of Russia" yesterday

States.

States on the Empress of Russia | yesterday. yesterday.

*

The speaker at the Y. M. C. A. Lt. Col. Robert F. B. MacGregor Discussion Group on Sunday, April left for the United Kingdom via 3. af'9 p.m. will be Adjutant Ralph the States on" the Empress of Ponting, Fils subject Wall be Russia yesterday.

"Sidelights of Salvation,”

Dr. Paul Munroe, President of the

Mr. P. L. Morphew, manager of

SATURDAY'S MENU

BREAKFAST

Harved Grapefruit

Cereal" Poached Eggs Toast Coffee

LUNCHEON

Noodle Soup Potato Salad Spareribs

Creamed Cabbage

Spinach Raisin Pudding

Tea

DINNER

Cream Of Celery Soup Grilled Sardines

Irish Stew Hot Rolls

Ice Cream & Cookles Coffee

The Air Raid Precautions Officer announces that à course of Atr Rald Warden lectures in Chinese will be held at Yaumati Govern- ment School on Wednesdays at 7-8 p.m. and Saturdays at 3-4 p.m.. commencing on Wednesday, May 3, 1939. The lectures will be given by Mr. Fung Yam Leung.

The marriage took place on April 12, at St. Faith's Church, Lee-on- the-Solent, of Lieut-Comdr. T. E. Donkin. R.N., of HMS: Curacao, son of Mrs. Donkin, of Seacroft,

garet Owen, daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. Owen, of Red Lodge, Lee- on-the-Solent.

son, Miss Agnes Leong. Mrs. B. for the United Kingdom. via the World Federation of Education, left Getz Bros. and Co., accompanied Lee-on-the Solent, to Miss Mar-

for Vancouver on the Empress of by Mrs. Morphew and their two Russia yesterday."

children, safied, for Vancouver, on the Empress of Russia yesterday, Mr. James L. Simons, of Jardine Matheson and Co., Shanghai, -left" Mr. Alfred J. for the Northern port on

Palmer, of the the Union Insurance of Canton. Ltd.. Empress of Russia yesterday. left for the United Kingdom via the States on the Empress of

WEDDING AT REGISTRY

Mr. Marcel Berruez, Manager of Messrs. J. Ulimann and. Co., ac- companied by Mrs. Berruex, left for Europe via the Pacific on the s.s. Empress of Russia yesterday.

·

• ||

Mr. N. G. Beale, General Manager Russia. Deputy Registrar of Marriages. tor China of the General Electric officiated.

Co., left for Shanghai yesterday" on the s.s. Empress of Russia.

ANNOUNCEMENT

At the Registry, Supreme Court, The following forthcoming mar- yesterday, the marriage took place riage is announced:-Sgt. John Mr. Cyril Wallis, marine surveyor, of Mr. Yee Gong-kal, of No. 101. Carley, Royal Artillery, of Lyemun Chinese Maritime Customs, and Wing Lot Street, and Miss Tse Barracks, and Miss Annie Shaw. Mrs. Wallis, left for the United Bau-ying, of No. 298, Temple of No. 1429, Ashton Old Road. Kingdom via the United States on Street, Kowloon. Mr. T. J. Gould. Manchester, England.

the Empress of Russia yesterday,

16

EXCELLENT

ENTERTAINMENT

IN THE "GRIPPS"

HONGKONG

HOTEL

TO-NIGHT

BY THE STAR ACROBATIC DANCERS.

"THE ASTOR TRIO"

WITH

ART CARNEIRO AND HIS HONG KONG HOTEL DANCE BAND

EXTENDED NIGHT TILL 2 A.M.

SPECIAL DINNER MENU

$5 per person

No Extra Cover Charge Reservations phone 30281

THE HONGKONG & SHANGHAI HOTELS, LTD.

Sir Thomas Beecham, Bart, the famous conductor, celebrates his 160th birthday to-day. Sir Thomas conducted in Berlin in February, 1930, and in Munich in 1933.

Mr. W. J. Rattey, of the Hong- kong and Kowloon Whart and Godown Co. Ltd., accompanied by Mrs. Hattey, "left for the United

Kingdom via the States on the

Empress of Russia yesterday.

Mr. James B. Thomson, of the

Dairy Farm Ice and Cold Storage Co. and Mrs. Thomson, and the Misses E. and J. Thomson, left for Vancouver on the Empress of Russia yesterday. "

*

On May 5 His Excellency, the Governor dines with Capt. G. M. K. Keble-White, R.N., on board H.M.B. Medway, and will afterwards be present at a reception given by Cant. Keble-White and Wardroom Omcers, "4th Submarine Flotilla.

Owing to the inclement weather, the finals of the annual Inter- School athletic sports were not held at the Caroline Hill Stadium yesterday. The sports have been postponed to the afternoon of Tuesday, May 2.

*

Preparations for the inaugura- tion of an air service between Chungking and Kangting, capital of Bixang province, are being made. A test flight will be carried out sometime in the middle of next month,

*

Mr. and Mrs. Julian Buendia are returning to Manila on the E.S. President Cleveland which arrived in Hongkong on Thursday. Mr. Buendia is connected with the Department of Public Works in the Philippines and is returning after. a trip to Japan,

*

*

The following will celebrate their birthdays to-day:-Mr. J. §. Ferguson. Instructor in Pattern Making. Education Department: Lt-Com. G. H. Gandy, R.N. (Retd), Land Surveyor, Public Works De partment; and Mr. Neill Garland, Assistant Government Marine Sur- veyor (Ship's Surveyor), Harbour Master's Department.

SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1939.

you must have

Breath-o'-Spring

unruffled smoothness!

Formfit

CREATION

And we don't blame you for demanding the coolest way out in warm weather foundations—it's Breath-a-Spring girdles. Of porous cet and air cooled Linster, this girdle, one of our collection' of warm weather foundations, is light as a powder puff yet has a. way of making your, silhouette aleekly smooth

SEE THE

EW STOCK IN

ELITE STYLES

TURAVNO

靠可用耐油

PAINTS, ENAMELS,

VARNISHES & SPRAY LACQUERS

DURABLE & ECONOATICAL

MANUFACTURED DY

THE NATIONAL LACQUER & PAINT PRODUCTS CO. LTD.

KINGS ROAD, HONG KONG, TEL. 31601-2

品出司公限有油漆燥感

By every test

Produce of Australia

the World's best

Sailing to his home in America next week by the President Cleveland 19, Mr. John Potter. former member of the crew on the junt, Sea Dragon, Mr. Potter has been confined to the Memorial Hospital for month.

War

over a

Mr. Walter Hanming Chen, Editor of the "Hongkong Dally Press," who was an inmate of the Yeung Wo hospital, has returned home and expects to be fully recovered in a few days. Mr. Chen has been elected. Honorary Eng- lish Secretary of the South China Athletic Association,

accom-

Mrs. Grace Shuman, panied by her sister, Mra. Norma Gilmore, were passengers on the 4.3. President Cleveland. They are taking a trip/ round the world ac- companied by Me Shuman's daughter and son, and with visit Manila before continuing their trip.

There is no finer butter

than Australian Butter.

When you ask for "Australian Butter" you are assured of the highest food-value and purity..

Butter is a Protective Food, because it contains

the vitamins so often lacking in our modern diet, which, fortify you, and your children, against malnutrition and disease. This is the butter par excellence. Free from injurious preservatives and fresh from the green pastures of a land of sunshine.

ASK FOR AUSTRALIAN BUTTER

OBTAINABLE AT ALL COMPRADORE STORES.

AUSTRALIAN BUTTER

Share This Page