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KOWLOON DAILY SUPPLEMENT

Hongkong Daily Press.

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-ESTABLISHED 1857

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Katoleon Supplement

HONG KONG, MAY 15 1933.

ANCESTORS

SACRED HEART ATHLETICS

"Keen Racing on K:F.C. Ground

COMPETITOR BREAKS HIS

ARM

On the Kowloon Football Club ground on Saturday, the Sacred. Heart College held their annual athletic sports, and there was a very large gathering to follow the progranize, among those present being Dr. Y. Y. Tang, Rev. Fr. de Angelis, Rev. Fr. Spada and Rev. Fr. Rossi.

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PRETTY WEDDING AT ST. TERESA'S

MISS MARY ALVES AND MR. FRERE HAMILTON

St. Teresa's Church (Kowloon Tong) was the setting for a very pretty wedding yesterday after noon, between Miss Mary Emilia (Mimi) Alves and Mr. Frere, Henry Hamilton Pipe of Manila.

HAVE you ever stood in a mandr house in England and, handling a piece of tapestry or petit-point, let your memory linger over the past

The bride is the daughter of these fabrics have endured; from

Chev. and Mrs. J. M. Alves, old their emergence, between delicate

Hong Kong residents. She looked very charming as she walked down fingers, to the day when they lie,

the aisle leaning on the arm of her faded and musty, little more than

father who gave ber away. Her museum pieces? If you have, then

dress was of white crepe romaine you must have realised that, better

with pearl epaulettes a creation of than any books, their coloured pat

One of the competitors in the Madame Chiffon. She carried a |terns held a story of "assion and high jump event had the misfor-bouquet of white carnations, and wealth and power, all the tragedy tune to break his arm, but other with the customary veil made a very and grandeur of a great family, wise the sport was interesting and lovely picture indeed. She was at that has been woven into this silent the performances reached a high tended by her sisters the Misses. testimony. Once upon a time the standard. Wong Yat Fee won the Cynthia sud Ena Alves who wore. Chinese had their great country | school championship,

dresses of apple green with velvet houses and their great families, i

bows with turbans to match, and where traditions now ignored were

carried bouquets of yellow" carta) | followed na religiously as the Con-

tions. fucian doctrines, and, as in Eng- land, much of the culture, the poetry and the arts of the day had

It is my pleasure to be able to their origin in these stately homes, attend, for the first time, the Ath where, in the bamboo-screened court-letic meating of the Sacred Heart yard, the eldest son would pour College." over his Show King and the other "The cult of sport is, indeed, as Books of the Classics in preparation wide as the "world. Every youth for the Examinations to be held at aspires to became an athlete, and the Imperial Court in Peiping. As for this he is not to be blamed at distant as are the cultural ideas of all. Sport, well understood and East and West, it is curious how properly directed, is a vital source the old ruling classes of pre-Repub of vigorous strength, and help lican China resembled those of pre- physical development The blood Victorian England in customs, moves quickly in rite chambers held at Valverde" 302, Prince A reception was subsequently family unity, devotion to the head while all the activities are accen-

The Oult of sport,

At the conclusion of the various events, Fr. Horace de Angelis anid:

...

The little flower girls were the Misses Betty and Carria Alves. The bride's Mother was becomingly dressed in black chantilly lace with bat and veil

The duties of best man were ear- ried out by Mr. A. M. Alves, who was, assisted by Mr. A. Alves.

His Lordship, Bishop Valtorta, The ceremony was conducted by. assisted by Rev. Fathers Spada and Grannalli.

of the State and unswerving loyalty rated Sport makes the youth feel Edward Road, which was well at-

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Dr. Tang's Congratulations.

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who gathered to wish the happy couple all happiness.

The honeymoon is being spent in Manila. The presents were numer ous and costly.

FOOTBALL

FIRST DIVISION

RECREIO T. ATHLETICS

trs the ethical codes of the time. the thrilling sensation of expan-tended by a large host of friends Thus anyone who has studied either sion, and the presence of new pow. of these social phases is in a posiers and unlimited capacities tion to feel sympathetically towards Sport displays infinite horizons to them both. The same reverence for the youthful mind, and keeps the the past can be inspired by a scroll body fit and sound, and teaches vase looted from a mandarin's skill, according to the old Latin house, as by a tapestry in a manor

adage: “means sana in corpore house in Kent Nowadays one has sano" (sound mind in sound body). abundant opportunity to indulge this sentiment, for the relics of Chinese mansions are hawked in the streets of Kowloor by itinerant dealers who seem eager to sell fami- the trophies, said:

Dr. Y. Y. Tang, before presenting ly heirlooms for a song. There is a prevalent belief that all the goods

"It is a great pleasure for me exhibited by these dealers are clever that I am able to come to distribute. fakri, recently made at some Can the prizes. I have witnessed some fon factory, by mass-production, very fine sport indeed, and I must for the delight of credulous say all the events have been very tourists. To a certain extent this keenly contested. I must congratu- is true; most of the porcelain, late the Headmaster and the sports famille rose, ceramics and cloisonne committee for the fine organization, ware is of quite modern manufac and the boys for such a fine per- ture and the purchaser would belformance. foolish to assume that it had any It must not be forgotten the historie value. Yet occasionally one Sacred Heart College has in the does find among the dragon-hidded past produced many sportmen of jars and the ornate cloisonne ash outstanding reputation Many of trays objets d'art which, though the leading Athletic Associations of they might be lightly priced at Hong Kong and South China Spinks, or auctioned at the very possess among their distinguished end of a sale at Sotheby's, are sporting members many old Sacred that once how the affectionate among the boys present to-day there caress of a mandarin's hands. It are many future champions of in- seems almost sacrilege to find among ternational reputation.

one.

This taatch was played at King's Park and ended in a win for the Athletics by four goals to The Chinese were much the better team and had the greater part of the game, but they lost many chances through erratie shooting.

The Recreio's forwards were weak but their defenders played heroical- y, clearing from the goal line time and again.

The Variety are boys, I am convinced that narrowly. The Recreio the at-

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The Chinese attacked from the start, und Mak Siu Hou missed tacked and the Chinese goalkeeper was called upon to save three harde shots in succession.

After about fifteen minutes' pisy, the Chinese opened their scoring through Lơ Chai Man from a nice pass by Choung Moon Wing. Five minutes later they increased, their lead through Mak Siu Hon.

a jumble of cheap, bright-glazed To the boys I should like to say, pottery and brass, these parchment whether you win or you lose, you scrolls, upon which, painted on have always gained You have silk panels in water colours as rich gained in health, and health is the as those tinta used by the Old greatest asset one can possess in Masters, the figures of high-born this world. As for the parents I ladies and gentlemen, heads of sincerely advise them to give to great houses, first wives and con- the young every facility for outdoor cubines, look down with gentle dis sports. They will save a lot of dain upon a world that distrusts worry and expense later on.

lacidity and restraint. There is Before I conclude, I sincerely no question of the authenticity of congratulate the wioners and offer In the other end, Santos went these portraits; they come from my sympathies to the losers and close with a good header, and short- houses in the Interior, from Pro hopes that the latter will have bety afterwards they succeeded in re- vinces which have been ravagedter luck next time..

and looted by bands of mirauding

Communists who know little of the

value of these priceless heirlooms. ⠀

Hence they are sold by ignorant upon the ivory features of one who peasant-soldiers to dealers in Canonice controlled the destinies of B

ton and Hong Kong in bulk, per noble family for there hapa for a few dollars only, and strange affinity between it and

continued to attack, but faulty After the interval the Chinese shooting robbed them of further gbals

ducing the arrears through Del

Towards the end, the Chinese went further ahead through · Tang,

The teams were Athletic:- Kwok Ki; Leung Yuk Tang, Wong Sin Woo Ho

Hon and Ceung Min Wing.

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are re-sold to 'fi gift shops? and the portrait of an Elizabethan Chio Yin, Lai Kwok Chui, Ip other such repositories of Oriental kn ght upon the walls of Pang Fai; Tang Kwong Sam, La Corner Nathan Road & Market Street, Kowloon, bric-a-brac at a slight profit. Thus some red-bricked country house Chai Wan, Au Kim Fung, Mak Sui for ten or fifteen dollars one may in England, a tie of birth and come into possession of the portrait breeding which overcomes the pre of a mandarin, or a country gentle judices of race and time. So, man of the leisurely days of the should an itinerant dealet call at Imperial Dynasty, whose descen- your house and show you the SALLEH RADIO SERVICE dant perhaps works to-day as a portrait of some "sallow-visaged clerk or a compradore in a foreign- grandee, pay him his money and er's office. He would be a vulgarian hasten indoors, where with due indeed who did not feel some reverence you hang upon your reverence for the past as he unproll walls the likeness of one who ed that delicate scroll and gazed thought his country (Uaskinuos ne foot of dicas Column) greatest in the world.

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