1956-02-25 — Page 10

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1956.

MILITARY wedding at St Andrew's Church last Sunday. Captain P. Cully, RASC, and his brido, tha former Miss Sholla Sutton, leaving the church ofter the ceremony. (Staff Photographor)

MEMBERS

of the Common- woulth Association were last wook enter- tained to a curry tiffin by the Malayan Asso- ciation, whoso Prazi- dont, Mr. Boay Kok- kong (centro), is here soon with Mr L. Alltree (left) and Mr H. T. Barma. (Staff Photo- grapher}

THE nowly-completed Chapel and Cloister of the Trappist Monastery on Lantao Island were dedicated last Sunday in the presence of over 2,000 visitors headed by His Excellency the Governor and Lady Grantham. Right: The Very Rev. Dom Gabriel Sortalı, Abbot-General of the Cistercian Order, blessing the interior of the Chapel. (Staff Photographer}

RIGHT:

Mr W. A. Mather, Chairman of Canadian Pacific Railways, shoking hands with Mr E. F. Drumright, U.S. Consul-General, at a

cocktail party at the Hongkong Club. Mr D. C. Millor, Cana- dian Pacific Traffic Manager for tho Orient, is in contro. (Staft Photographor)

RIGHT: Mr Allen Ng, Chairman of the Chung Shing Bone- volent Association, talking to Mr C. G. M. Morrison, Acting Social Welfare Officer, at the ceremony of swearing in the Asso- ciation's new Commit- tce. (Staff Photo- grapher)

· BELOW: A Chinose opero, "A Very Good Son- In-low," was presented at the Lee Theatre last Sunday to raise money for the Civil Aid Services Amenities Fund. Mr-R. C. Loo, Deputy Com2 minioner, buying a programme. (Staff Photo- grapher).

THE Bond and Corps of Drums of the Hongkong Regiment Beating Rotreat at the Boundary Street sports ground on Monday. In foreground in the Regi- mont's Shetland pony Mascot. (Staff Photographer)

RIGHT: The special service at St John's Cathedral to imark Women's World Day of Prayer was attended by mony Protestant women of all denominations.

The Dean, the Very Rev. F. S. Tomplo, offering refreshments at a tea party following. (Staff Photographer)

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HOCKEY team of the 1st Bn, North Stof- fordshire Regi«. mont, who, aftor winning the Ben Line Cup in the Army Major Units Knock- out Competi- tion, went on

to win the Burma Chol- lenge Cup, by defeating Sing- REME

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BELOW: Members of the American Univer- sity Club of Hongkong and guests at the -annual- dinner dance held in the Miramar Hotel Gold Room. Left -to right: Mrs R. A. Aylward, Mr S. W. Chan, Mrs S. T. Wong, Mr E. F. Drumright, Mrs J. Yuen, Mr S. T. Wong, President, Mrs Drumright, Mr J. Yuon and, MrS: W. Chan,

(Staff Photographer)

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