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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 191a, 1994-

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IMALFADENTONY REPTI

LEGLERGIKOM apli

D.LECLERGO KEY LAPKRINTA D2LECLERC'8

GAPS AND BELIAIRE PO GARCIA AKLINOWES

OLD TUNES.

(BT V. BACKVILLE÷WEST, }

VISITORS AT HOTELS

R.

Hosexons Bora!

+

M: R.T. G. Aitken They wore colebrities once, as familiar Mr W. S. Ailen, as the Prime Minister of England, when Mr J. W. Andarson- avery butcher's boy on his bicycle pursed Mr & Mrs G.S. his lips to re-embody their shape. If their day was as brief as a butterfly's

In HA Archbatt was at least as brilliant. They were Capt. & Mr T. Arthur persone grate in every rank of society. B. W. Bagot on the most tinny of gramophones as on Mina Maude Baxter the most velvety of voenlions; the con- Mr

MrF. W Barnes certina, played them, no less than the Mr & Mr Beale orchestra, they entered the boarding

the Ritz; they penetrated into Mr Y. Benjamin - the intimacy of lovers. They could not Mr D. Beraka know, poor things. how fickle and feat. Mr D.Berthan ing were the enthusiasms of man, or how

B. Bigazzi soon those who had seemed happy, only Mr & Mrs D. M.. In their company would sicken with the MR. J. Birleck surfeit and toss them on to the scrapheap. 17. Bowler of forgotten things.

A. Brooks Dr. C. H. Brangwin'

Mr A. W.

W. Grabar

Browne

So they grew old and were discarded, and know the bitterness of seeing their place taken by the impudent young. Especially bitter must have been the lot of those pretty melodies that immediately pre ceded the advent of jazz, for here was a thing with which they could not-no, simply could not-compete; something they could not understand; something so utterly outside their experience. I dare Bay they weat almost thankfully, so great was their disgust; almost thankfully, tha: particular batch, with a last indignant Bounce of their pretty lilas muslins and a toss of their golden heads. So great an indignity had been put upon them, that really they preferred to retire be. fore they could be brought down to the humiliation of a scue with so preposter.

ous an invader.

Mr Geo. Brown

Bigga

r J. A. EL Browz Mr A. C. Burdin

.

WA Butterfeld Capt. & Mrs Carpenter

and family

Mrs G Chapman Mr W. B. Collman Mr Chas, Cottrell Mrs T. Crichton Capt. & Mrs D. B. Capt Dickens Mr & MưJ. W.

Daries

Doorly

& Mr W. AE.

Douglas Mr A. M. Duzam Mr E. R. Duckett

Miss Eccles

Mr W. M. Edwards e, Mr & Mrs E. E. ElliTM Mr G. P. EST Mr Felix Ellis Mis M. Elli

Mr & Mrs Falkner Mr W. T. Featherstone Mr J. P. Fehihy Mr&Mrs F. Feld

and child Mr & Mrs R, C. B.

Fanzell

But they don't die, the old tunes-not altogether. Somewhere in odd corners and backwaters they linger, a little tired, a little worn. perhaps ovca with a dash of cosmetic to make them look younger; but there they are to be found. at enfes in foreign towns or at unfashionable watering places in England, ready to bring out those faded graces which once so intoxicatingly charmed, and which now induce only a not unpleasant melancholy. For it is our past life which they resus-" citate, the old tunes; moments which had forgotten as completely as the tunes themselves, rears which seem to us so remote that they can scarcely have en- tered into our own existence, years when we were different, when we held other creeds, and believed in the Mr & Mrs J. Gould manency of quite another set of emotions How they come hack! Scenes, persons.

Mr H. F. Gray passions, madnesses perhaps; sorrows, Mr J. Gray was it another How those notes steal Misa F. Hamilton impulses, generosities. And was it 1, or Capt. T. F. Hall

Mina E. Hammeskly towards my secret, caskets, unlocking Mr E Hancock them until a train of memories takes r&Mrs H. A. fight, fanning me like pigeons with their wings, circling round me until I no long-r A. Hanson er know whether their release is the more sweet or the more unendurable.

Mr G. A. Harriman # Mr J. Scott Haraton

Mr Douglas Fraser Dr. Douglas E. Gawler Mr G. H. Gilson D E. E. Gill Mr B. Gorie

Hannibal

Mr H. R. Harting

M

Mr E. Hausermann MP.J. van Eecks MrE: Halm Mra T. Henderson

Henry

HTA. F. & Mrs C. Heydrick

A Hicks

Mr & Mrs A.

Mrs C. 261.

Mr J. Holmes Mr.A. B. Johnston

Mr F. B. Jones

Mr.A. W. S. Jones

MA.C Min C.

Keapar

P. Keuper Kinlock

Mrs J. R. Kraakman Mr & Mrs C. Lanritsen

Mrs R. Layan! Mr J. L. Tan Lour

Mr J. H. Lee ·

Mr C. Leong,

Mr & Mrs Levy Mr E. Liddell Miss H. Lillie Mr & Mrs W. J.

Linderman

Mr. F. G. Lundon Mr W. H. MACBride MD. McCallum Mr & Mrs G. Migr

and child

Mr Carlos Mey Mr C. H. Montagne

Mr A. Horkey

Dr. & Mr W. New Mr J. J.

Newman

Mr P. O'Conner

Mr A. M. Pesch

Mr & Mrs H Parman Mr Mr H. Pooley

Mr & Mrs Priester Mr M. J. Quist

Mr F. L. Rawsthorne

Mrs F. W. Rawsthorne

Mr C. Roberts

Mr W. Rose

Mr. H. Bowe

Mr G. Schriner

Capt. M. Sigreland

Mr E. T. Saugys Mr W. H. Sparke Mr & Mrs B.

Starkweather Mr & Mrs W. Vander

Steen Mr& M H. R..

etephenson

Mr H. F. Summers Mr J. Sanderiană Mr P. D. Sutherland Mrs Dan Sweezey Lt. & Mr. W. Syddsl

and three childrea Mrs G. Talson Mr The Mus Yan Mr L A

Tobis Mr M. Vanlenden My C. P. Vetter Mr & Mrs T. Vidhi Mr. B. A. Wadesqu Mrs G. Welch Mr J. F. Wright

BETULAZ BAY HOTEL

Resistance is useless; I am surroundied. blinded; taken at a disadvantage, too; for who could have expected this meeting with old friends such old, such india. creet friends, who have no hesitation in plunging at once into the past, even after all these years of separation? Nay, Mr & Mrs A. EA they seem to delight in it; perhaps they

Mr & Mrs Bodiker. Mr & Mra H.

Chambery

Carleton

are as glad to meet me as I am dismayed. Mrs G. C. Costello to meet them; perhaps they renew their Mr & Mrs Dixson life in me, even 34 I, nily, renew

how Dr. Donelan my life in them. I was. co- gracious to be, even for a moment, re sentful. Here is someone we know, they sas: a little changed certainly, but still distinctly recognizable Changed! Ah, ray dear, not so much changed as all that: still fundamentally the same, more so than I know until you told ine; but only older, alder.

THE MODERN LULLABY. The general hatred of alarm clocks is due to the persistence of the idea that alarm clocks are meant to get you out of bed. This is, of course, ridiculous; they don't do any such thing. If you really have to get up at a certain time. don't ask the alarm clock for help; simply fx an hour in your mind and when it comes round you will find you are there waiting for it. This is the sure way, because you creep up on it if you have eight o'clock on your mind, you will come at it gradually by waking up first at 4.00, then again at 3.00, then at 5.45, then at 8.30, then at 7.00, then at 7.20. then at 7.30, then at 7.35, and so forth, until, when eight o'clock comes, you will more than likely be half-shaved

Bir TM. Field Mr & Mrs C T. Fowle

and children Messrs Franklin and

M. Walk Mr & Mrs I. H. Geare Mr & Mrs P. M.

and daughter.

Hodgson

PEAX MY 9. A. Arthur Miss E. E. Bailey Mr & Mrs L. C. F. Mr J. W. C. Bonnar

Bellamy Kr W. H. Boume Mr M. J. Breen

Me & Miss Brennan Col. & Mrs C. Russell

Brown

Miss P. W. Brown Mr 8. D. Carothers Mr T. 8. Bustard Mr H. B. Cleland Mr JR. Collia Mr.B. C. Commis Miss A. Cooper Mrs I. H

M. Lt Col E. A. Dobbin

I. H. Cormack Mr E. C. Ducan Mr & Mrs J. Duncan- MrW.E. Dye

Bentace

We Connoisseurs of Sleep use the alarm clock not for waking up But for Mrs Somers Ellis going to sleep; from long experience we Misses Ellis bare observed that it is not the sleep ber & Mrs W. A. fore,midnight that exalts a man, but the sleep after he has put one of those alarm Capt? & Mrs D. Fittes olock out of business. Thus, we com

MF D. FitzGerald monly store the clock away during the MA. Forbes week and use as a luxury on Sundays MrF. F. P. Franklin

MrRL W. Foster and holidays.

Mr & Mrs W. D. LEG. C. Frederick

A point on which we Connoisseurs are still divided is whether it is nobler to

Goodfellow

get up and shut the thing off or to let it Mr & Mrs J. 31. Gordon run down. This is a small matter, but Mr & Mrs Geo. W.

it is well to have the procedure fixed in

Mr & Mrs E. Lund Mr & Mrs. A. McGee Mr & Mrs J. N. Parker Dr. & Mrs N. Parsons

Messa Sehrerberg

and Hamda Mr C. B. Shaak"! ~ Lt. Col. & Mrs Steven "Mr & Mrs B. N,.

Stewart Miss Elith Tibbett Mr & Mrs A

Wright Miss Helen Wright"

HOTEL

Mr & Mrs E. F. Kill Mr Mrs A. Lane Mr & Mrs S. H.

Langston

Mr K. Larsen

Mr & Mrs W. L. Lesak Mr & Mrs G. D. Lega Miss Leys

Major A. B. Littlejohns MrJ. D. Lloyd Mr L. M..S. Lloyd Mr W. H. Lock Mr & Mrs W. Logan Mru J, McAinsh Mr R. McGregor Mr E. E. Mimmack Mr & Mrs D. W.

Munten

"

Miss Nawsholme Mr W. Ogden MrF. E. Ollerton Mr A. H. Pean Major & Mrs F. H

Philip Mr & Mr H. R.

Remington It-Cal. & Mr.O.

Sanders

Mr L. G Scott Mr R. P. Shaw Dr. A. W. Shovelton Mr W. F. Simmons Mr B. H. Skelton Mra & Miss G. B Capt. & Mrs

Skinner Stabbing

Grey

Mr C. P. Stardes.

your mind beforehand; otherwise you Mr & Mrs B. & Hals may vacillate and

wake up.

Mixe There are various other questions which Mrs J. Hancock M. B. HAIL the Order has taken up at one time or an- Mr. J. B. Hawker other, the most noteworthy being the in- Hra W. J. Elwker vestigation to find out the exact instant Mr G. M. Hemsworth

at which these clocks reach their maxi. Lt. Comdr. G. F. Hole

um efficiency. You must know at just Mr L. W. Hamby. what

hour to set it; if you set it too. Mr E. Howell early the effect will be ruined, from lack Mr & Mrs. J. Manole of subtlety; if you set it too late you will

Hughes definito conclusion has Miss O, C, Jenkins

wake up first. No

Mr M. F. Key

res been reached; the answer is probably Mr G. B. Hugh-Jones that every one must work it cut to suit Mr W. A. Jordan his individual taste. We true disciples Miss G. Kennedy of Morpheus on Saturday nights custom- arily set our clocks about 6.30 or 7,00, and go to bed with enthusiasm, knowing full well that when the machine

explodes

it is nothing more than a clarion call tell. ing us that we have just begun to sleep. B.F.

Lain Life.

Mra B. F. L. Stardee

Mr & Mrs P. H

Mrs J. B.

Buckling

Mrs. Thomson

Misa Thwaites Mr A. W. Tickle Lt. Col. & Mrs H.

Mr C. M. VOYAN

Capt. R. F. Walzer Capt. A. E. Watte

Min 0. Willmott

Mr & Ma F.D. Wood

Mz-G, O. Worrall

· PALASH

HOFKA

Mr A. Arch Mr. A.G.Barrett Mr R. W. Campbell Mr W. A. Bennett. Mr P. R. Ohichgar Mr J.S.

Cox Mr W. 8.Out

It would be a happy world if women AB. P. Darice

Mr & MrsN, S. Daver were born without tongues-Mr. Cairns Mr.H. Davis (police magistrate).

Mr G. H. Hoodlew Mr Jack Mrs McCaw

Mr J. McDonald Mr B. J. de Moore Mr M. Simpos Mr EL. Smith Capt. L. W. Smith Mr,O. Stringer and -Hr A. P. Tannan baun

child

Mr S. Forsha

Mrs G. Tullock

berg

Mr A. J. Wedmore,

Mr W. Walters

I am not enough to my own youth to Mr & Mrs H. Goldon know that a lot of what writers and poets

any about youth is Astor, it

nonsense.-Lady MA. E. Hako

Mr A. Hall

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