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IN THE ROSE ROOM

The Grand Gala night on Fri day was a magnificent succesa and I enjoyed every minute of it. Those Spanish dancers are fas- cinating and unlike, anything we have had before. I thought their clothes quite lovely-shining sa tins, flowing velvets, glittering sequins-what a costume for the next Bachelors' Ball! And their It dancing...gloriously vital.. made the quiet perfection "of Ur- sula and Andrew seem - almost tame by comparison. The Span- tards danced with their bodies, the others with their minda; but: the audience loved them both and called them back till their hands ached with clapping.

WHO WAS WHO

What a crowd there was—every table was alled by ten o'clock and

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SATURDAY NIGHT

Thank goodness there was DO Race Meeting in the afternoon or { you'd be Bick to death of hearing about other people's clothes But I am afraid I`stîll ́have a few 'more for you, for I took the 'little notebook with me to the Hong-

kong Hotel in the evening, and I could have Alled every page, so great was the crowd. It was the last appearance of Ursula and Andrew, and spectators were ve deep all round the floor, while, they danced. It was a pity the spotlight, man played so consist- ently on their faces rather than their feet, for he nearly blinded those of us at the oposite corner. But we were wise to it. by the next dance and moved over to the steps of the dining room. They made 1an excellent view- point, as Mrs. Taggart had al- ready discovered. I do covet that heavy white lace frock of hers with the deep fringed cape--the E looks lovely in it. Then I like- ed Mrs. Perry's prune-coloured velvet and Mrs. Womack's blue - satin," - "with" the fur sleeves and pearly embroidery. Did you no- tice how all the younger set were wearing pale green? Miss John- sou. Miss Alabaster, Miss Black- buri, Mias Tuxford, both the BMIss

Misa Marian Wolfe and Mhs Honor

Hancock at the Cenotaph on

Armistice. Day,

Some of Mr. Bergne. Copeland's party drifted in, several of the cricketers came on from Govern ment House, and even a group in fancy dress turned up some time midnight. (I recognised after Mrs. Binnie disguised as "an, Apa- che and Mr. Stark of the S.V.C. turned Spaniard But who was ever been present at this Cere the Cardinal?) Then there was a mony and I was much impressed big Chinese party at one

by Its beauty and simplicity. One with Mrs. H. P. Liang in a multi-scarcely reatises bow much noise coloured dress and Mrs. Y. M. Lo, goes on all day until one can con- "extremely ditractive In white trast it with the two minutes al

with big rocksawers. And at the ence. I have only spent сде corresponding table on the op- Armistice Day in London, but posite side were Major and Mrs. there the silence is so intense Atkinson with the two daughters that it is almost a relief when the of Colonel Boyd among their old familiar sounds begin. again.

flame guests, one in

and the

Even here the usual clamour; was- other in white with the softest bushed for a while: then how the of mauve feathers: round her reveille rang out over Hongkong! neck. Further up the room "I saw

And for once the British public forgot their traditional reserve and joined together in singing and prayer-though they looked a little self-consciously at each other afterwards.

A Kowloon Lady, with her poppies and a Hemembrance 'Day Poster.

AT THE CLUB

Later we joined the throng in the Club and I was able to study its magnificence for the first time. It is a gloomy place even when crowded, and not all the pretty

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faces could make it seem cheeran Ivory white with huge yellow ful. However, it gave one poppies, and Mrs. Don Evan

chance of meeting people one had

with the most effective row-of not seen for months, and chatter tiny buttons down her back. And was fast and furious. I saw Com-

what about Miss Bird's single mander and

Mrs. MacCartan shoulder strap? a. triumph of there with several naval friends good fitting. Also dancing were She was looking very smart in Mrs. Younghusband, striking in dark blue. By the table were Mr. red satin, Mrs Dovey and Mrs. and Mrs. Prismall and Miss Har Stevens, both sophisticated and ris-Walker. Mrs. Prismall was charming, the former very chict charming in black, while berin diagonal stripes of black white sister wore royal blue. Standing near was a BAT, group consist ing of the Waishes and the Bial- ford Smiths. I thought Mrs.

and green, the latter in a beauti- fully cut black frock with white cape sleeves,

Walsh's white fur collar exceed DIARY OF LOCAL

the two King girls with Margaret's.cognised: were Mrs. Hance in flance; she was lovely in black, while Rosemary wore pink with the most intriguing black velvet plastron.

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collar of navy blue..

EVENTS

DANE TO-DAY

(NOVEMBER 15).

ingly nice. Other people I re- black, Mrs: Forsyth in bottle. green, Miss Tesarte in fawn; Miss Crawhall Wilson, in green tartan, and Mrs. Frederickson in mauve. The prize for perfection 1-think should be shared between – Mrs.

⠀(IX" Moon, 28th Day) - Mrs. Turner had a small party, Croucher, in a tiny hat and the Auctions-Sale of Crown Lands, among whom I recognised Mrs. most attractive blue frock with District Office. Taipo, 11.30 am. Briggs in beige lace with a neck-intricately, cut sleeves, and Miss Meetings Extraordinary, - Royal let of thormous pearls and Mr. Roger in white." with a - high Hongkong Yacht Club Club Archer, setting. a new fashion

House, 5.45 pm; Kowloon Union with mess jacket and black waist-

Church Women's Guild, 10 am. cost. At the cricketers' table

THE GLOUCESTER LOUNGE

Miscellaneous-Claims against were Mrs, Tam Pearce," in black I was able to study Miss Roger's the Estates of Charles Binny with a red coatee, and Mrs. frock more closely inter on, when White Thomson, and David Iltyd Croome, wife of the Vice-Captain we moved on to inspect the new Evans, due; Whist Drive, Beamen's of the Malaya team, in one of Gloucester Lounge, for she was Union. 9 p.m.

checked organdies; of already sitting there with her the new

Two Thoafres. black and white. Among the dance, Mr. Hollingdale. The place Queen's: The Eagle And dancers I saw Miss Barr in white | was crowded and I was so inter"

Do The Hawk! lace with a red velvet sash, and tested in, the decorations that I

King's "The Shadow Miss Chalmers, also in white, hardly noticed the people around.

Central: "King Kong"! Oriental: "Hell Below! with a little frilly cape and the me. But I did see Mrs. Shields,

WorldWhat! No Beer? most interesting slash of dark wearing a soft shade of brick,

Majestic: The Blue Danube blue down one side. Beveral peo- and her daughter, tall and him

ātar Tell England" ple were asking about the lovely and lovely in mustard yellow end blonde in the cerise velvet cloak; a brown hat. They were joined

Dances. I believe she is Madame Garnett's by Mr. Rupert Foster of ADC YMCA Hockey Sect sister. And a striking late arrival fame, looking cheerful as ever de nual Dance in the was Miss Lloyd, who, appeared, in spite his new moustachel and at Benedt Dance for s long black frock, black cape other table 1 saw Mrs Levis very O Belli, Garrison edred with white fur, small black chic in Davy, blue, chatting to pmva. hat, and one of

Mrs Murdoch, who came backendong Byorti rery latest stiffened ove vel

last week in the Chitral, I am Cricket Shanghai. sure the Lounge must have made (Hongkong Cricket Club ground) DAYS her feel as if she were at sea

dre

Hockey

■ I wanted to sleep after again, though" perhaps, the steel, getting e at four o'clock, I plate glass, and, wood effect is kong Hock had to rise early on Saturday, not so much P. & 0, ás Zemp and even only arrived at the | It seemed all wrong to hear trai Cenotaph Just ahead of the Gov clanging outside, instead of gent emort is the dat time I have ly hissing waveskarte

ture

Mal

TO-MORROW

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