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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS FLOWER DESIGNS IN JEWELLERY

AVEN pearls, which are the lea1-

EVEN Paris Taschen, sust con-

form to the lines of bold modern Jewellery. Real pearls in out-of- date forms should be taken to a jeweller to be restrung, redesigned, or re-grouped into pieces that re- present present-day ideas of chic and charm.

The favourite pearl necklace' Is made from, three or four short rows of good-sized gems.. They may graduate up to a centre pearl the size of a cherry, or they may be composed of well-matched pearls the size of large currants.

The clasp that holds these strands of pearls together may be formed of a group of emeralds arranged like an ivy leaf, square rubies in the form of a snake, or a star-like mass of cabochon sap- phires and baton-diamonds. DIAMONDS and gold are the con-

stant partners of pearls. Calices of brilliant cut diamonds support pearls in a delicate, hare- bell brooch. Raised

petals of

waterlilies appear on the surface of a broad gold bracelet, each waterilly enclosing a centre group of pearls,

Two golden stems of Solomon's seal bed round to form another bracelet, the delicate pearl Rewers raising their heads on stalks of gold.

Another lovely pearl ornament is" designed to be worn as a mo- dern one-sided tiara at night. It represents ally of the valley, the Bowers being of pearls and the leaves of carved jade, and em- eralds. This spray can be used as a brooch.

Pretty Naval Wedding At St. John's Cathedral

MISS V.A. BUCKLEY BECOMES BRIDE OF LT.-CDR. H.G. BURY

(Photo: 1. C. P.).

St. John's Cathedral was yesterday the scene of a very pretty Naval wedding when Miss Verona Antoinette Buckley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. L Buckley, of Jersey C... became the bride of 1-Comdr. Herbert Geoffrey St. John Bury. Royal Navy

The Very Rev. J. L. Wilson officiated at the ceremony and the bride was given away by Major J. C. McDonald. Lleut.-Cemdr. E. L. Woodhall, Royal Navy, úcted as Lest man.

The bridesmaid. Miss Hope The Matron of Honour's dutles Turnbull, looked very charming in were performed by Mrs. J. C. a white organza dress cut with McDonald. shirred bodices and full skirt. She carried a bouquet of fame gladiol and white tuberoses.

Back To Work After The

Summer "Vac

Newsettes

His Excellency the Governor and Lady Northcote will attend

Divine Service

St. John's Cathedral at 11 api, tomorrow.

The Peak Branch of the Chi- dren's M.C.L. is holding a sale work on Wednesday, September. 21 at No. 154. The Peak, from 4 pm. Tea will be served. Mrs. A. Mur doch has kindly corisented to open the sale.

Lady Northcote will attend an air raid precautions lecture to be given by Wing-Commander A. H. S. Steele-Perkins at Volunteer Headquarters on Monday at 10 10 a.m.

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The bride wore a beautiful dress

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of white organza patterned with small leaves. cut on straight lines with n train cut in one with skirt. She carried a bouquet of white asters and tuberoses.

For her going-away dress, she chose a white sharkskin jacket over a lavender blue linen dress; with white hat and accessories to match.

After the ceremony a reception was held on board H.M.S. Tamar

were received and Mrs. E B C

SOCIAL

SATURDAY'S MENU

BREAKFAST

Bananas and Cream Cereal

Fried Apple Rings Bacon Muffins Milk or Coffee

LUNCHEON

(Company) Putato Salad

Stuffed Egg Garnished

Cress Sandwiches.

- Rolled

Carrot Sandwiches, "

Spiced

Peach Pickles Assorted Fresh Fruit

Honey Cakes

Iced or Hot Coffee.

DINNER

Emergency Canapes

(Left-overs)

Plank Lamb Steak Steamed Paprika Rice

Lima Beans

Cole Slaw

Fruit Parfait

This menu will suit your family

and specially satisfy the

ravenous males

SOCIAL EVENT

TEA PARTY TO LADY HỌ TUNG

A charming social event will take place on Friday when Lady Ho Tung will be guest of honour at a tea party to be given by the New Territories Agricultural Association.

The tea party will be held at "Idlewild" Lady Ho Tung's rest- dence on Seymour Road.

Lady Ho Tung's excellent efforts and interest in the agricultural development of the New Territories by is well-know, and the Association, in which she has played a prominent part since its inception about 12 years ago, is desirous of expressing its gratitude to her

WITH THE approach of mid- : September the thousands of school children in the Colony who

when guests have been enjoying their summer, Commodore books again. Some schools have vacation must bring out their Dicken.

The honeymoon will be spent in already re-opened and others. Will French Indo-China. do so on Monday,

have to attend WEDDING "BELLS AT KOWLOON

Even the undergraduates at the lectures again and the Tal Hok | University will

Tong" will soon open its doors to remind the co-eds that even hol: time or other." days must come to an end some.

The good ship Victoria which glided into port yesterday brought with her number of University well-knowns" who have been visit- ing their folks and friends "down south."

Those who returned were 5. T. Yeoh, Miss Keah Seng-chang. Miss Wie Leng Leong, Lee Hal-cheong. Miss Chool Geok-wee. Jin Teck- choo, Wing Hong-chan, Hack

Mr. R. J.. Master of the China Light- and Power Company. Ltd., who is helldaying in England, Is Chuan-saw Teck Hong-tan. Lum due to return to the Colony early Kwan-hal. Tat Kam-fung. In November.

Seu Mr. Master has toured the Country extensively and Heong Cheong-kwong. Pak Huen

Choon-kwong. .Kim Lin-yung, saw some of the cricket Test lum. Whoon Ping-cheng and C. C.

matches.

Mr. D. Davis, Chief Clerk at the

Leow.

Colonial Secretariat, is at present THE KING OF

on local leave. We learn that he

will be returning to his post early

in October,

Miss Margery Stuart, of the

GLAMOUR" DIES

The man who prepared every

Education Department. who has famous film star of the day for

been holidaying in Singapore, re-

the set. Hollywood's turned to the Colony by the my glamour, has died. Victoria yesterday.

king

Max Factor was sixty-one.. He died after a long illness from Prizes at the Police and Prisons kidney trouble. mays a London Department's annual acquatic correspondent, sports, to be held at the V.R.C. next Saturday, will be given away by Lady Northcote, His Excellency the Governor will also be present.

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Thirty Увага TO Factor tramped into Hollywood with a bag full of cosmetics. He opened a saloon, then others: grew famous throughout U.S. He had visited England and ex sentative of Messrs. Ruston and pressed the opinion that English Hornsby returned to the Colony women did not understand the yesterday from Manila.

art of cosmetics.

Mr. J. Bergne-Coupland. repre

His advice, to women was: "Be Mr. and Mrs. Das, parents of Mr. natural; natural beauty is better Chand Das of the Rajputana than any make-up"

Rifles, are at present on a visit to the Colony. Mr. Das senior is a Commissioner of Police in India.

Y.M.C.A., ACTIVITIES

The following activities at the European Y.M.C.A. for the 'com- ing week are announced:-

Tomorrow: Discussion Group in West Lounge at 9 pm. Speaker:" Mr. Percy Chen, editor-in-chief; China Information Service.

Monday: Bervicemen's Whist Drive in West Lounge at 9 p.m.

Tuesdays and Fridays; Badmin- ton and Mixed Swimming.

Wednesdays: Ladies' Badminton In West Lounge in the mornings.

Thursday: Annual Members Meeting to discuss Winter Pro- grimme in West Lounge at 6.30 pm. Mr. P. 8. Cassidy in the Chair. Ladies Annual Meeting in West Lounge at 10.30 am.

Note:There will be no bathing picnic today.

UNION CHURCH

Pretty Bride From

Long Island

POST-GORDON

A wreek. ago, the groom arrived from Melak. Dutch South East Borneo. There he had for more than two years represented the Christian and Missionary Alliance. spreading the Gospel in 轟 really far

corner Af the earth. The "groom-the Rey. Harry W.

Post.

A.R.P.

COURSE

A. R. P. lectures in Engilsh and an Instructors' course for women will commence at the St. John Ambulance Head quarters on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Brigade members who have not taken the A.R.P. examina- tion are also requested to "attend.

If necessary, the course can be expedited by having bi- weekly lectures:

The lecturers are Mrs. Steele-Perkins (A.R.P. Gr. 1) and Mrs. Langley_(A.R.P. Gr I)

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Thursday last was the date of the bride's arrival. The" P.M.S. Empress et Japan brought her. The bride, a pretty lady from Long Island. Is Miss Mary Gordon.

And whom would Wuchow, Kwangsi, contribute to this pretty wedding? You guess! A really important Agure in the dramatis personae" of a wedding group-the preacher. the Rev. Dr. W H. Old- feld!

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It's A Way Babies Have

Don't talk "baby talk." A child capable of learning correct

words, even though it may pro

nounce them incorrectly at first.

Don't say "Don't "but walt and reason with the little ones. In the group photograph later-ing a child to think for itself.

This is an excellent way of teach-

to. him the place of honour.

The scene of the ceremony-the- Kowloon Union Church.

BROADED LACE The bride was clad in white broaded lace. A coronet held in place the tulle veil. The bouquet was of Chinese lilies and cape jas- mine.

Never be "too busy" to answer questions children ask. Rather. encourage little ones to be of an Inquiring 'mind. It is only by ask- ng that one finds put--and learns.

Don't fall to keep a promise given to a child-even, some- times. If it is a punishment! “Keeping your word" increases

trust.

There were yet others present who had travelled to the wedding.

Don't, in fairness to the child, From French Indo-China came the let it have' its own way even "for Rev. Alfred Pruett ала Mrs. the sake of peace." The sooner a Pruett. Mr. Pruett was best man,

child learns that there are other Mrs. Pruett Matron of Honour. She people to be considered, 'the better was in aquamarine and her bon. It will be for it in later life. quet was of gladioli.

No. 4, Belfram Road, later, was the scene of the reception. There" to the Press went in search. of detal.

"The press-ugents are here." The groom somcone exclaimed. himself accepted the challenge." Yes, his bride was from very near Maine, as the Fress had guessed. She was from Long Island. New York. The groom?. No, he wasn't from Washington. The home town.was Chicago...

A week in Hong Kong. Then away. The eventual destination—. Malinau, Dutch Borneo.

PHILIPPINE BUSINESS MEN FETED

The Chinese Merchants' Club in Hong Kong last week was the scene of a dinner party in honour of the Honourable Alberto Barretto, former Minister of Finance, in the Philippines, and Mrs. Bar- retto, and Don Claudio Aldecao, a Manila financier, when the above picture was taken. (Photo,

Tonoff Studio),

TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC

RESULTS OF THEORY EXAMINATIONS

The results of the local Theory examinations of the Trinity Col lege of Music, London. "held" 'In June, at the University, have been

received.

Mr. Ettore. Gustavo Pellegatti having now

full passed the examination, bas_had_conferred upon him the Professional Dip loma of Licentiate of the College (LT.CL).

Other, awards are as follow:- Advanced Intermediate Division

Hohours: Beatrice Go.

Pass with Merit; Helen Lou.

Intermediate Division

Pass with Merit: Chen Zu Ling. Pass: Laura Tan."

Advanced Junior Division Honours: Diana Diver

Marion Cheng.

Junior Division

Honours: Ines Soares.

and

Pasa with Merit: Vivian Eliza- beth Cheung,

Preparatory Division Honours: Sister Ada Renzo and Anna Koo

Coples of the 1939 Syllabus may 'bé obtined from the Local Becre- tary, Mr. H. J. Fountain, at the Anderson Music Company.

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