THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 1929.
When Your Little One Wakens Unwell,
How Joyous and inspiring are the bright happy faces of our
LOCAL RADIO.
TO-DAY'S BROADCAST
PROGRAMME..'·
Broadcast by Z.B.W. on 350 metres. 8.30-0.80 p.m. Programme of Chi- nese Music, Records supplied through Meeers. Tin Shou the courtesy of Tong).
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7.48 p.m. Evening Weather Report. 8 p.m. Evening Programme, (Co. lumbia Records supplied through the courtesy of Messrs. Anderson Musle
Co., Ltd.). Selection,
Virgini
London Thostro Orchestra. "If You Don't Love Me,”- "Angela Min,"
Organ Sole, Emil Velazco. Ever Meet the Sergeant," "Time to Go,
children in the early morning! | "Madame Butterfly," Selection, the With what gloom our day's out- look becomes darkened when a Toved Httle one awakens fretful feverish and in pain.
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Bass, Robert Easton. Now Queen's Hall Light Orchestra. "They Call Me Mimi," "One Fine Day,"
"Liebestraum," "Waldestauschen,"
Planoforte Solo,
Evlyn Howard-Jones. Invitation to the Valse," "Chant Sans Paroles,"
Soprano, Doris Vano,
J. H. Squire Celeste Octet. "Triumphal March,"
"Teem,
Organ Solo, W. Steff-Langsten. "Song of the Sea All Day Long
Soprano, Lillon Davies. of the Bea-Women," "Song
Comedian, Archia W. Baskcomb.
Selection,
"Lucky Jack Payne and the D. B. C.
Dance Orchestra.
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Tenor, William Meowan, "La Boheme," Selection,
New Queen's Hall Light Orchestra. "How Long Baby," "Just It,"
Mouth Harp Sola, William McCoy. "Mignon.
"Selection,
Now Queen's Hall Light Orchestra. "Don't Be Like That,"
A Night to Love," Comedienne, Florence Oldham,
G "Concerto in
Violin Solo L
minor,"
Louis Zimmermann, "Narit Mad Monger," "The Ballad
Baritone, Rex Palmer.
"Land of WINCH"
"Oossamer
J. II. Squire Celeste Octet, "The Turklah Patrol," "American Patrol,"
J
Organ Solo, Pattmon. Miniature Musical Comedies,"
Mark Daly, Raymond Newell, Emmie Joyce, Billy Leonard, Norman Williams and Chorus 10.30 p.m. Close down.
'HOSPITAL WORK.
HIS EXCELLENCY VISITS YEUNG WO HOME.
and was
WOMAN'S
WORLD
FOR OUR LADY READERS.
White Organdie.
The Garden Party at Holyroodhouse.
A Picture Frock.
wear.
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A little dress like this fa sui- table for, informal evening
Developed in white organdi, It is lightly embroi- dered with
pangy-pattern posies, while the scalloped hem and collar are bound with black ribbon,
Left Out.
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THE WOMAN WHO WON'T
MAKE UP HER MIND..
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His Excellency the Governor and a party of officials paid a vipit The woman who won't make up to the Young Wo Nursing Home at her mind is a source of exaspera. Happy Valley yesterday afternoon tion to us, adding to the wear and
conducted round the building by the chairman and tear of life. She is often such a managing director, Dr. S. F. Lee, gentle, lovable intuitive,
pathetic person that we do not M.D., F.R.C.S.
want to lose her. But we never know what she is going to do or where she is likely to be at any given time. She broods on her
On arrival, His Excellency, who waa accompanied by his A. D. C. (Capt. F. G. Sillitoe, RM.), the Hon. Dr. A. R. Wellington and the Hon. Mr. R. A. C. North, was
SCOTTISH DEVOTION TO THE DUCHESS.
Rain at a garden party has usually a dovastating effect upon the spirits of the guests, but it was acon clear recently at the garden party given by the Lord High Com missioner and the Duchess of York at Holyroodhouse, that the rain did not matter at all, because but tho mattered nothing Duchean!
True the sartorial glories special- ly prepared for the occasion were veiled by wraps and mackintoshes, but it de doubtful if, in any case, they would have been appreciated as on former occasiona bbcause there was but one thought, ono desire to see the Duchess-in the minds of those composing the apparently endless queue, as it wound its way, slawly upstairs and through the picturo-gallery and the state rooms, to the Throno- room, where the Royal host and hostess stood to receive their guests.
The Duchess wore a graceful wrap of belge mirror velvet, lined with cloth of silver and with a collar of fox fur in a deeper shade. Her dress was of the same shade of Halin beaute, and her hat of noft belge straw, and a narrow band of a deeper abado around the crown and a brush feather at the side. Several rows of most beau- tiful pearls lent gleaming beauty to her pellte, figuro as she bowed of hor and smiled to, each one guests as they Med past.
Downstairs and along the clola- ter-like sides of the quadrangle, and out again into the garden, the procession wended its way. By this time the rain had almost censed and the guests began to move toward one of the great marquées whore tea and ices were being nerved.
The picture frock for even- ing wear is prettily expressed in pale yellow and lac printed The full skirt georgette. flounces, parting in front to show a shorter plain model, will be approved by lovers of the picturesque; so will tho lacing of the bodice with lilac ribbon-velvet!
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he said. "That helps the thing," and then, half apologetically, lest Helind" been guilty of pride, he added "Tac us, onywey."
Many Presentations Made.
The women guests were natural- Later, when all the guests had been received, Their Royal ilighly most interested-dare I say nesses came out and made their anxious as to the Duchess's gifte way, attended by the members of 'as hostess, and pridò-I'm afraid their suite, to one of the marquees. I must say it showed again as and here many presentations were made.
own indecisions and sometimes moved about in the grounds, and
seems to envelop us in her own
shown around by Dr. Lee and other directors including Dr. Jeu Hawk, Dr. K. L. Kwan. Dr. Ma inertia. Luk, Dr. B. C. Wong. Dr. T. C, Wong and Dr. Chau Waf-cheung.
The Hon. Dr. R. H. Kotewall and the Hon. Dr. S. W. Ta'o were also present.
guests
when
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1 Temper. 6 Wagers.
10 Valley.
OUR NEW BRITISH CROSSWORDS.
Ther
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11 Long-legged bird.
18 Short letter..
14 Cooking placos.
15 Perfume.
16 Experienced.
17 Avenue in a wood,'
18 Stcops flax in water,.
19 Emandpated.
20 Abato.
21 Gay.
24 Recalls.
26 Moan.
29 Kind of willow,
84 Dismally.
87 Benefit.
41 Glitter.
31 Card gamo.
30 Carnivorous maramal.
44 Restrain
45 Corpulent
48 Comfort.
47 Vocation.
48 Turning Instrument.
49 Wither.
50 Refresh.
51 Progony.
52 Challonge.
63 Look after.
1 Turn.
Down
2 Anoint with extremo unction.
3 Well-bred.
4 Haranguce.
6 Soaked.
7 Beseech.
B Figure revered by India
6 Social position.
10 Kayanide
39 At first...
21 Disturbances.
22 AT#TROUCK
29 Worry, 24 Plunder.
25 Kind of lettuce. 27 Biblical prophet.
28 Duration of time,
80 Obliterations
82 Changod.
33 Slim
85 Liberate.
88 Hold by a leash.
88 Added up...
59 'Remaining fragments.
40 Headdress.
42 'Consumed
43 Reward.
Yesterday's Solation..
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"WHEEL" CAMPAIGN. the Sino-Mexican treaty had been
SOMETHING OF A SOCIAL AFFAIR IN COURT,
abrogated, therefore he himself lacked jurisdiction, thus uphold- ing the contention advanced by the police and prosecution.
Leaving the court room, the de- Bhanghai, Juno 27. fendents were arrested on Pro one assured another that she was
Eight defendants summoned to-visional Court warrants, and the "cut out for her work." And day in the British Police Court on hearings were transferred to this indeed her animation and ready gambling charges all pleaded Chinese tribunal, where bail waS' interest, and her ability to find the guilty. They were Mrs. B. A. rofuged and the hearing was re right thing to say to all those Limby, Mrs. Mary Thompson, manded until Tacadoy, presented to her was very strik
Ing.
The Holyrood High Constables went everywhere with Their Royal Highnesses as bodyguard, as they
Gilbert. Mra. M. White, Mrs. G.org Senors Carlos Garcia and their quaint blue uniforms, with
Mrs. W. A. White, Mrs. G. E. The four men held in custody Myer, Mr. W. G. Calder and Mr. G. F. Del Valle, charged with bo white lace scarves and beefeater
ing owners and managers of No hats, supplied a picturesque note
When at length, the Duke and E. J. Porter.
The proceedings, before Magle-181, Bubbling Well Road, Hector to the scene.
Duchess stood upon the stops
trate A. J..Martin, were punctuat- Fournier, charged with being the Great was the delight of the leading up from the lawn, facing ed by laughter, and took on some manager of No. 5 Yates Rond, and the Duke and their guesta, os the National what the aspect of a social affair. L. R. Santos, charged with fre But Duchess left the marqueo and
Anthem was being played, the
When the Magistrate informed quenting No. 6, Yates Roadka
Counsel In these cases aro cabl began to mingle with their guests for now there was more chance of Intense feelings of devotion and the defendants that they must seeing the Duchess at close quar- loyalty that had been pent up for sign recognizance bonda of $200 ing to Mexico; endeavouring there tors and to see her smile, and, the last hour or two, reached a cach not to visit gambling houses to obtain a ruling that the treaty If possible, to hear her speak was climax. There was a full minuto in future, Mrs. W. A. White asked, is still valid, and that the Con They all they appeared to be living for: of deadly silence, during which "Does this mean I cannot attend sular Court possesses jurisdiction,
the race club, Luna Park, or Our Own Correspondent. must be left out. If a chance **
One heard what might almost be ono felt that the assembly was Canidrome stadium?"
The magistrate answered, "The blowe them our way we shall ba gind. If it doesn't-well, it's no called "Interpretations" of her striving to behave with conven- use counting on the initiative smile on every side-It was shy, fional decorum, and remain allent, | order applies only to commen it was appealing, it was merry, Its has been the custom, in former gambling houses. If you have which they lack
was magic!
years, when Their Graces re-enter any doubt, I am sure the police
can inform you.” - the Palace.
Mexicans Tried.
We try to save the irresolute from themselves; we strive to safeguard ourselves against dis- appointment from them. His Excellency made a thorough again and again they frustrate our Inspection of the wards and other plans and defer our hopes, and at parts of the building, evincing last we see that we must make great interest and asking many pertinent questions. He occasion- our plane and nourish our hopes ally stopped and spoke to the without reference to them. patients in Chinone,
After the Inspection a group photograph was taken and re- freshments partaken of.
His Excellency expressed his delight with the beautiful situa-
There are some people whom we tion of the hospital and commented favourably on the interior arrange- must always regard in the light ments in the institution. He said of the incidental and accidental. that he could see that the comfort Perhaps this is what they wish us of the patients was carefully stu- to do! If they don't they must dled and that the institution was alling an important need in the learn to perform their part in the He congratulated the maintaining of a stable structure, directors on the excellent work They will not learn it if we try already done and wished the hosto undertake their responsibilities pital every success and develop as well as our own. ment in the future,
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
WHERE'VE YOU. FELLAS ALL BEEN THAT YOU HAD TO COME IN AN AMBULANCE
TCO?
WG FOLLOWED. THE WRONG ONE,
SO THEN THEY BROUGHT US WONE!
AN' WHAT A RDS WE HAD!
There was undoubtedly a pro- prietary air about the attitude of some of the older people present towards the Duchess,
But it could not be done. "Hip, hip; hurrah!" The cheer came from loyal hearts, from which "Isn't she charming," said one lady. "Ohl she is sweet," said her love had ousted convention, and friend. And then their male was recognised by a speaking ges escort, who might have been ature of friendliness and answering or a country devotion from Their Royal High prosperous farmer Provost, spoke. "She's Scontch" ness.-G. B. In Exchange, :
WELL, IT SEEMS GOOD TO SEE YOU HOME AGAIN, FRECKLES!
Nothing to Show
LETS SEE WHERE THEY OPERATED, on YOUR BRAUS,
FRECKLES.
I BET YOU GOT A NICE
SCAR!
- SHAY, THERE ISNT · · BUEN A MARK ANY. !! WHERE = GEE! I SHOULD TAINK YOUD AT LEAST HAVE A SCAR FROM.
WHERE THEY CUT!!!
The cases
of four Mexicans came up In the Mexican Consular Court, where the Mexican Consul exploded a bombshell. They tex and Acting Judge N. F Allman minated the bearings, declaring they had been advised by tho Mexican Minister at Tokyo, that
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