1956-04-14 — Page 11

MR C. L. Chan recolving a prize for billiards from Mr V. V. Needa, who presided at the annual meeting of the Sports Club.

Photographor)

(Staff

MRS K. C. Yoo, wife of the Director of Medical and Health Services, presenting cortificatos to graduate nurtos at the Queen Mary Hospital. Receiving her certificate in Miss Ivy Woo. (Staff Photographer)

MR Arthur Gomes, the new President of the Toastmasters" Club (left), sean with Mr Duncan Dong and Mr Victor Mamak at the Club's installation dinnor held at the Miramar Hotel. (Staff Photographer}

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MR John Yuen was inducted last week as this year's President of the Hongkong Y's Men's Club. In pictura are seen, from left, the Rev. Loren E. Noron, Mr Ramon Y. W. Kan, Mr William Golangco and Mr- Yuan. (Stoff Photographer)

MR Samuel Goldwyn, the veterán Hollywood film producor, surround- ed by a welcoming crowd when ho attended the gala promiore hore of his latest picture, "Guys And Dolls," at the Hoover Theatro. of five finalists in the contest, Mr Goldwyn picked Miss Irena Mattos (left) as the Hongkong Coldwyn Girl. (Staff Photographer)

BELOW: Teams roprosenting the Legal Department and Polico who mot in a friendly cricket match fast Sunday at Happy Valley. The Legal Department won by three 'wickots. (Staff Photographer)

MR

Giovani Miguet

Pereira and Miss

Melin Maria da Carmo, Gomes with friends after their wedding. at the Rosary Church on Wednes- day. (Staff Photo-

grapher)

BELOW: Command Workshops, REME,

team, winners of the Minor

Units knockout soccer tourna-

ment.. (Staff Photo- grapher)

.BELOW: Mr Tsang On- ning, of the South China Morning Post photographic staff, and Miss Choy Koon- lin, who wore married at Shotin last Sunday. (Staff Photographer)

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BRENDA, infant doughter of Mr and Mre E. D. Graham, was christened at the Union Church fast Sunday. (Ming Yüen)

BELOW: The Rav, Fr P,J. Howatson, Chairman of the Boys and Girls Clubs Association, welcoming Lady Grantham on her arrival at the Repulse Bay Hotel to attend the Shangri-la Boll. On the right, somo club "children taking part in the floor show. (Staff Photographer)

Right dress for formal days

For Weddings, Christenings, Garden Parties, etc., the formal morning cost may be in grey or Black, may have s.b. or dib. style lapels, and may have one or two buttons. Waistcoat can be buff, white, cream, lavender or matching, and can be single- or double-breasted. With a grey coat the trousers are grey, and with the black coat they can be striped or checked in black and white. They have no turn-ups Shirt looks best if it is white; but neat stripes can be affected or plain colours in cream, pale blue or grey. Collar must be white but can be the wing style or a stiff turned down double. It must be detachable. A cravat is worn with the wing collar and with the double collar an open-end tie in grey, black and white, or to tone with shirt. Keep tho design and colours very quiet. A stick pin is required and the plain pearl is best, though other unostentatious forms are acceptable. Cuff linka, cravat safety pla and studs should be of metal, preferably gold. Black leather shoes (not patent), and gloves can be yellow, white, grey or biscult (depending on ensemble) and of chamols or cape,

Bocks of silk cashmere or liste in grey or... black (or mixtures of grey and black with a black coat). Formal cane or rolled umbrella, Grey or black fut. Coloured carnation, · At. weddings gardenias can be worn.

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