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FRIDAY MAY 19, 1933.

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BRITISH EMPIRE FAIR.

TSANG FOOK PIANO

COMPANY

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Telephone 24648.

Just received PHILIPPINE

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and

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P. O. Box Na #20.

HUNGARIAN JEWEL. GENIUS

Menu Suggestions For To-morrow

Tuna. Cockta!!

Cellophane Beads, And Luncheon Plate

Bracelets.

Paris.

Hungarian genius has appeared in Parlalan smartness, for Eva Reval has discovered a way to make some very startling jewelry, using cellophane as a basis.

She makes beads and buttons,: bracelets and baubles of all sorts.

Some have dull surfaces and others shiny and the objects' which Eva creates are made to resemble everything in the world except what they actually are.

Hot Biscuits Gelatine Salad

G

4 teaspoon salt

2

588, yolka

Stuffed Olives Currant Jelly.

I

teaspoon vanilla

Mayonnaise

3

2

Chocolate Filled Cake Whipped Cream

Coffee

Mint Candies

Luncheon Plate.

slices cold boiled ham slices. pineapple

1⁄2 cup white cream cheese

% teaspoon salt

2

cups cooked spinach

cups diced carrots, cooked

2

Arrange ham on serving platter,

top with pineapple and make “balls| We've had cellophane flowers for out of cheese and place in pine- interior decoration for some time, apple centres.. Arrange spinach) and carrots in moulds around but the jewelry is new.

The big houses are taking quick-jedge. Sprinkle with salt and gar- ly to the Httle Hungarian girl's nish with parsley and lemon quar- work-she has made things for ters.. Schiaparelli and Lelong and la do- ing things for Vera Heller and Aileen Rice.

Chocolate Filled Cake.

2/3 cup fat

1

11⁄2 cups sugar,

cup milk-

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2-2/3 cups, four

teaspoons baking powder

egg whites, beaten

Cream the fat and sugar. Add

milk, yolks, vanilla, salt, four and

DRESS AND THE WOMAN

Do Clothes Express Mental Outlook.

TREND OF ROMANCE

It has been said that women are

baking powder. Beat two minutes. ruled by fashion, but who makes Add egg whites. Pour into two fashion in the first place? There layer cake pans and bake 20 are a few men who design, gowns. minutes in moderate oven. Add calculated to please women, but,

alling, A

Cocolate Filling.

1⁄2 cup sugar

Stablespoons four

I

square chocolate

teaspon salt

1

cup milk

1.

egg yolk

1

teaspoon vanilia

1

cream.

tablespoon butter

PENINSULA HOTEL.

Four Gala Nights In Empire Week.

taken as a whole, feminine attire is the expression of the feminine mind which creates what is called fashion.

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The clever, Bashing Elizabethan |woman, stiff with jewels, velvets, brocades, gold, perfumes, learning, music, and courage testified to the glory of her country, its wealth, power-In fact its entry into the Blend sugar, flour, chocolate, world as a nation. Everything she salt and milk. Add yolk. Cook wore was of the best, perfect work- TS minutes in double boiler. Stir manship, exquisite materials, and frequently. Add vanilla and but- judging from portraits and relles, ter. Cool. Use as filling between she created enormous variety of two baked cake layers. Cover top style layer with sugar or whipped The early Victorian woman is the nearest approach to the Elizabethan and as far as beauty, quantity richness of material is concerned, but her jewels were fewer be cause her money was in the bank, Mr. J. W. Alabaster, Mr. L W. Gilson, Mrs. W. S. Glan and child,

her shoulders drooped a little al- Amps, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Andrews, [Mrs. Glaisermann and family, Mr.

ready, and her hats tended to hide Mr. W. F. Arndt, Mrs. E. Austin-and Mrs. J. Gould, Col. M. F Grant, Mr. T. M. Gregory, Mr. W.

her contented face because she was Hofer.

prparing the way for the pallid Major R. A. Bagnold. Mr. W. L. Griffin.

woman who expressed in her dress Barker, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hall, Mr. C. Capt. and Mrs. E. C. Barry, Mr. A. L. Hatton, Mr. E. Hausumano, ROSE ROOM ENTERTAINMENT all the domestic virtues but little lelse, Domestic virtues are among Bianconi, Mr. and Mrs. R. Bigazzi, Mrs. C. E. Haygood, Mr. and Mrs..

Owing to the increasing success, the greatest, but unless they Mr. H. Bos, Misses H. and J. Boyd, G. R. Heasman, Mrs. Heath and Col S. Boyd, Lt-Col. Boys, Mr. T. family, Mr. A. J. F. Heard, Mr. reported in the Rose Room by the tempered by others they tend to Bridge, Capt. P. J. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Helblg, Capt. J. L. combination of the two couples, cullness in the dress and mind of and Mrs. A. I. Burnie, Mr. B. G. Handerson, Mrs. L. Howie, Mr. H. Don and Sally and Sands & Dawa, womankind, and then men generally Butler.

A. Howes, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hull. the Management of the Peninsula make a war.

Hotel have decided to retain the

Creature of Moode. Mr. A. L. Caplan, Mr. A. E. Miss C. C. Imrie. Clegg, Mrs. E. Cogan, Gen.: H. A. Mra. W. S. Kilmer, Mr. R. O. F. services "of the latter up to the

Looking back at the procession Coben, Mr. D. Corlett, Mr. W. G. King, Lt. Kinsey, Mr. R. Kopel-22nd instant inclusive.

Sands and Dawn had to cancel of feminine attire it is remarkable Crabbe, Mrs. R. C. Creer, Mrs. C.man.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Lamorie, Mr. their engagement in Manila Into notice how, after a great war, H, Crichton, Mr. M. Cunha.

Mr. E. M. Dollard, Don & Billy; and Mrs. Lautenberg. Col. and order to comply with this request women always cast off as

and the whole quartette may cer-clothes as decency permits and be Major V. E. Duclos, Mrs. L. C Mr. L. C. Lewis. Dunn.

Lt.-Comdr. E. R. C. MacVicker, tainly be pleased with the gratify-come creatures of moods, new ideas, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Easterbrook, Miss L R. Mackay, Missing appreciation shown to them by good and bad ideals. This throw ing off of clothes is symbolic of the Mrs. B. Elder.

Manuk, Lt. and Mrs. C. B. Maddox, the Hong Kong public, t

The Gala Night on Saturday the getting rid of old ideas, Woman's Mr. H. V. Marr, Mr. G. Marseille, 18th and also Wednesday the 17th clothes, like her mind, change Mrs. G. E. Marshall, Comdr. and Mrs. G. B. McCormick, Mr. B. instant, gave ample indication of rapidly because new values, have always concealing it discreetly but McGann, Comdr. and Mrs. H. D. the popularity of these versatile come into her life, and these are Melfenry and family, Mr. W. Lentertainers. M

Next week, during the Empire not grotesquely. She is always as- McKenzie, Mr. and MTB. C.

Fair, the Management are having sociated with inspiring and adven- McPhee, Lt. Comdr. J. B. Mitford, Your

Gala Nights commencing turous ages. The brave, wonderful from the 24th to 27th instant in women of the Crusaders, and the elusive. The time has been ex- Puritan women who helped to found tended until 1 a.m. for, the first America are the two outstanding three nights and 2 a.m. on the last types of woman in womanhood, and, Lt. Comdr. Park, Mr. A. night. During these nights both if history is to repeat itself, it will Parker, Mr, R. J. Parrott, Mr. P. couples will appear with entirely soon be time for this woman to re- Payras, Mr. M. E. Politi, Mr. E. new numbers from their extensive turn. Is she already taking shape in the mind of the maiden of to-day repertoire. Polo, Mrs. Potts, Mrs. N. J. Pusel.

Early reservations are suggest-and causing her to add a little Dr. and Mrs. L. Bajchman, Mr.

jed as there is already a promise of trimming to her hat, a jaunty' cape F. Reck, Mr. F. C. Rendall, Capt. T. H. R. Riggs, Mr. W. G. Robert heavy bookings for these nights to her aquare shoulders?

dares to predict the future?-Any- |son and family.

way, scarves are here, and anything in the shape of a handkerchief heralds romance. All we have to walt for as a definite sign is the fresh tower but how or where the

Mrs. W. C. Field-Hook, Mr. G. E. Frisque.

Mr. H. L. Gaddum, Mies C. Garcia, Mr. I. H. Geare, Mr. L.

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Mr. and Mrs. Morant, Mr.-J. D. Murphy, Mrs. Murell and children.

Surg-Comdr. R. P. Ninnis. Mr. O. H. Ochs, Mr. K. I. Offen- burg, Mr. D. A. O'Kleff«,

Mr. R. C. Scherrer, Mrs. Beriven and child, Dr. and Mrs. Sting, Miss Skins, Mr. H. Skott,

NEW RAZOR FOR EYEBROWS,

Lt. Comdr. G. G. Slade, Mrs. F. T. Does Not Promote Hair Sloat, Mr. E. Grant Smith, Lt. and Mrs. A. M. Sodergren, Miss L Stackpools, Mr. Stansart, Mr. A.

Growth.

many

Who

romantic woman of the future will wear It is a serious problem which she will have to solve.

de

MASSAGE BRUSH.-

body friction brush. This

Stokking Mr. A. R. Symes, Dr.Many women find it difficult to and Mrs. R. Syquia de apare time for all the various Mr. G. Travert, Mrs. J. Trillo, "beauty treatments" of the day. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. True, Major But, would be rather fun to sit up W. E Tyndall, Miss M“M. Tyzrell, in bed, under the over-the-bed

Mr. B. R. Varellle, Mrs. Veloso lght, and tidy up the eyebrows provides a healthy exercise for the with the now little eyebrow razor akin. It is made of pure bristles and children. ***

Mr. Walch, Mr. A. M. that looks as if it had been design. set in a rubber sponge and does

yang really "add to the joy of a bath. Waters, Miss P. W. Webster, Eng, ed for a doll Comdr. and Mrs. Wasks, Mr. B... This gadget keeps the brows Wheeler, Mr. A. Williamson, Miss nicely groomed without any of the MEE. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. S: painful business of plucking. The Wilson, Bq. Ldr. and Mrs. shape tarsa the curve of the brow, Wood, Miss E-Wolnizer, Mr. and and the shaving does not promote Mr B. Woolsey, Mr. F. F.hair-growth, any more than pluck Watrich.

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WHITE PIQUE BIBS,

White pique bibs for summer. are tremendously

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DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE.

"This cross-word puzzle has been made by an expert but surrendern-are warned to look out for occasional phonetic 'spelling, such an harbor, plow, and altho,

14.

18:

[19:

23

124.

28

8

110

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146

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HORIZONTAL

1-Consult Cuta 11-River in N. France 12-A laborar (Mex) 13-Extremely

riativo suffix .

TOW!!

17-Rood (abbr.) ia-Employ

A mistaka

| HORIZONTAL (Cont) 180-Nazr.

81-Open (Post) 62-Precious atons 54-Point at comprit"

(abbr.)

68-An animal with

antiers

|56-Fleshy, part of an

Animal {56-Chuns **

greater degres 59-A.serpent: (pl.)

26-Propeller -26-To fasten

Towar of

31-Portion 11-Look -4-Moved rapidly

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46-A unit of work.

·47-An ancient Grecian)

M-A metal.

VERTICAL

1-Occational Z-A negativa 3-An 'expression of

Impatience. 4-Faminine sumx

B-Combining form.

-Backward

6 Balls 2-Mind~

3-Eternity

9-Indefinite article

VERTICAL" (Cont.) 10-Low supports for

the fast- |14-New name of

Christimia

17-Howl 19-Consume 21-A rodent 22-Golf mound. 24-Governa 26-A Javelin 28-Turt 30-Joined 52-Offers 34-Recites 115-Baucy 38-Insite 87-Female dear

39-8mail lump of

butter [40–Ireland (Poet:)

41-Hecialmis 44.Tenst

47-Ajar

49-Want

|51-Over (Contr.) 58-Angry

{5Z-Tellurium: (abbr.)

The solution of the above with a new cross-word pussia will appear in to-morrow's issue,

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