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HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

GALAXY OF FASHIONS AT ST. PATRICK'S BALL

BY ROZANNE

Silks, satins, brocades, and representatives of all the whole galaxy of materials at women's choice were there to clothe the fairer of the sexes, but gowns of floating chiffon and billowing, "Crinoline skirted, taffeta dresses were noticably popular.

Gathers and pleats оп the bows caught it up in gathers gly- shoulders of Mrs. Landale's chiffon ing the whole a quilted effect.

A glorious shoulder spray of cloak caused it to flow in graceful

Mrs. Abbot's folds over her gown of the same gardenlas graced material, both of which were afrench lace which whispered softly lovely Iris blue. Mrs. Lelsching over its matching white stip of wore grass green chiffon, the high taffeta. Miss Simpson, Miss Woolf, waistband of gold tame kid being and Miss Purves each wore white Inserted and matching the goldet. Miss Simpson's bodice being band at the hem. Mrs, Gray, in daintily trimmed with bands of

mauve-indigo chiffon frock,

A beautiful set of earrings and matchce the fowers in her hair

necklace set in heavy gold was worn with a large shoulder spray of shaded pink tulips. Miss Betty by Mrs. Murray with gown of black Richard's dress, a model with a tight velvet, a fit background for such high-waisted bodice of deep blue, lovely

silver sequins.

GENERAL

Mrs. Iares, Mts. Barale and Mrs. Grimshaw photographed at the Annual Race meeting held at the Valley recently. (Photo by Laica).

Jewels. Mrs. Woolf's sheathlike frock of black Was velvet from which cascaded folds

striped throughout with

gold of shaded blue chiffon and ner to form the skirt, looked particularly thread, and gold kid provided an attractive medium for the leaf pat- attractive when she was dancing, as the full effect of the grucerul tern on the sleeves of the coatee of Aliss Osborne's frock of heavy, skirt could be seen to advantage.

Silver sequins Scat Imperial Airways; white, crepe. Both M. and Miss Lindsell were also in blue, the former in love-in-tered liberally over Mrs. Dobb's the-mist chiffon with a contee, and black satin-face gown twinkled at

the latter in sky-blue net with a diminutive bolero" of royal blue velvet.

RUSTLING TAFFETA

AIRPORT NEWS CRIMINAL SESSIONS

SOUTHBOUND Tuesday: Hanoi, Bangkok.

7.30 a.m.

Air France:

Della-on

"NORTHBOUND Thursday: France, Hanol, Service-1 p.m. Pan American Airways:

kong.

Hong-

„NORTHBOUND every move. Silver brocade threads Tuesday: Bangkok, Hanol; Hong- thread skully through

kong. Dorado, Delphinus-4 and MIS. Yoxall's rock of blue and mauve .5 p.m | chot satin produced a surface which caught up all lights and mirrored A wide skirt of rustling black! them in a fascinating manner.

AMERICAN MODEL taffeta matched the puffed sleeved

Mias Bunty Hallowes was looking Miss Rachel Smith's bolero of

The bodice, like all real charming in an American codel of frock. crinolines, being tight fitting and plum-coloured marocain, the contee high waisted, and in this case made of the same shade being trimmed Mrs. de with gold sequins, Mrs. Black's satin cf white chiffon velvet: Robeck, also in a crinoline style, gown of à rich chocolate brown had and with a strapless bodice, chose an attractive corsage of mixed grey taffeta, "Miss Jan King and flowers in orchid shades, 'Gleaming Miss Pat Dodwell also wore this silver satin inserted in strips on popular material, Miss King in Miss Wilcox's black chiffon-velvet The seagreen

Miss Dodwell in gown had a lightening effect. The skirt of Misa contee of Miss Reeve's lime satin lollipop-pank. Quinn's peach taffeta crinoline was was lightly trimmed with soft less wide and multicoloured velvet matching swansdown.

EUROPEAN COUPLE

MARRIED McGrath-Hurst Miss Frances Winifred Hurst,

daughter of Mr. J. Hurst, became

FRENCH CONVENT

PLAY

RASTBOUND Wednesday: San Francisco, Manila.

Hongkong. Boeing. Clipper- noon.

WESTBOUND Thursday: Manila, San Francisco.

Boeing Clipper-8.30 a.un Note: The Empire Mails have been delayed another day, due to poor weather conditions and will arrive in the Colony, to-morrow' afternoon.

OPENS

Several Cases On Saturday

The Criminal Sessions opened Saturday morning at the

when Supreme Court

several cases were dealt with by the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl Мас- Gregor.

to

Ho Pak-yau pleaded guilty robbing six persons of money and jewellery and was sentenced to five years hard labour.

Admitting assaulting Kwan Hing-kee at Fanling on January 17 last, but denying having robbed

Fuk-lam complainant, Lo sentenced to 12 months" impri- sonment.

For unlawful

WBS

possession of heroin pills and diacetymor phine, Yip Kwan, 20, WELS sen- tenced to three years' hard labour. Chin Lam was given four years' hard labour for returning from life banishment.

Alice In Wonderland NO CASUALTIES IN sion. he pleaded.

SHUMCHUN FIRE convictions. You have been ban- Final Performance

This evening at 5.30, in the

Theatre of the French Convent

the bride of Mr. M. W. McGrath at St. Andrew's Church on Saturday School, the Members of the St morning, the Rev. J. R. Higgs Paul Recreation Club will give the anal performance of "Alice in Wonderland."

Vicar of B Andrew's officiating.

Mr. G. L' Eastgate was best man and Mr. Harrison-Barker grooms- man, while little Miss R. Cullip was the bridesmaid...

A reception was held at the Peninsula Hotel after which the

couple left for Repulse Bay, where

moon.

"I came back because of oppres

"Your record allows 14 previous

Investigations reveal that nolshed nine times. You have strokes refugees" fell victim to the are received at total of 114 camp of the birch," the Chier which gutted the refugee

Justice

at the former premises of the remarked in passing sentence. Yau Sung Theatre at Shumchun

on Wednesday night All re-

fugees there, it is learned, were H.K, CONTRIBUTION! moved to another place nearly half a month ago,

addi-

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TO DEFENCE

Starting this year, the Colony will pay $8,000,000 per year as its

centribution to the upkeep of the Imperial garrison Instead of the 29 per cent. of revenue that has previously been paid..

MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1939. —PACE T

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LANE CRAWFORD

CHEATING THE CALENDAR

From girlhood, she has pursued a regular course of Cleansing, Toning, Soothing with Venetian Cleansing Cream, Ardena Skin, Tonic and Orange Skin Food.

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The House of Quality & Service

SILVER INGOTS

SEIZED

Huge Haul In Harbour

Nearly two tons of silver ingots, valued at around $80,000 were discovered in a raid carried out by This outcome of the new method Hongkong revenue officers on a of assessment proposed last year Norwegian steamer shortly after

They have already played it four times to packed and enthusiastic houses: The acting and setting

The conflagration, which raged of the play are delightful, and the children throw themselves into the fully three hours and burned whimsical situations of Lewis Car- down six houses nearby In

tion to the refugee camp. they are spending their honey-rol's dream story with a verve that

stated to have been started by a makes the various scenes ilve..

refugee woman burning joss money FORTHCOMING EVENTS

the The performance reflects

and Incense" sticks. She is be- Mr. Joseph William Leonard, greatest credit on, the young actors lieved to be mentally unbalanced and accepted by the Home Goy she had arrived in harbour from

all who have devoted and is now under on attached to Cable and Wireless and

the custody Ltd.. the local all-round sportsman, themselves to its preparation. It

of the Shumchun Police, has announced his forthcoming is well worth seeing.

In addition, before the main marriage to Miss Chrispina Marta Perpetuo. ut No. 700 Nathan feature, a short play "The Stepsis-

ters" will be presented... Road:

During the intervals various Another coming event is that beween Mr. Wilhelmus. Frantiscus musical and vocal items will be Scheeme, Chlef Steward attached given, including solos by Miss Evie

MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

The membership campaign cere-

ernment, is set up in legal terms Bangkok.

in the Defence Contribution Or- The steamer was the ss. Norviken dinance. 1939, which entalls re- and the silver was found in the pealments of seven other Bills or course of a search for contraband, sections of Bills.

carried out by Senior Revenue Officer Ward,

The new contribution will be pald in monthly instalments but "An application for the confisca- certain measures have been taken on of the cargo was made before

to the m. a Boissevain, of the K. Tuen, the well-known soprano,/monial of the South China A: A..so that the Colony shall not pay Mr. T.. J. Houston at Central P.M.Steamship Company, and Miss with V. Rev. Fr. Riganti at the was held at the Confucian Hall more than the cost of the garri Magistracy on Saturday by Mr. last night." A large gathering son in any year and, should the W. M. Thomson, Assistant Superin- Katie Vasilevna Koumitsin, of No. į piano.

was present and an entertaining dollar fluctuation make this seem tendent of Imports ärid Exports. 60 Rue Paul Henry, Shanghai.

possible, a revision of the contri- when the CASE Was ofacially concert was given.

Mr. Hsu Shih-ying presented the bution would be at once under-adjourned sine die in the remote banners to the leaders of the taken.

possibility of a claimant presenting various teams, after which

UNION CHURCH MEETING

A meeting of members of the Kowloon Union Church was held

The entire proceeds of the pro- duction will be given to the Catholic, Truth Society.

HONGKONG NATIONAL

REGISTER

The provisions of the National in the church hall after morning Register for Hongkong have been service yesterday, to decide on a revealed in the Registration f recommendation of the Committee Persons Ordinance, 1939, the text] of Management that a new minis-of which is published in the "Gov- ter be called.

ernment Gazette.”

he In the Objects and Reasons, it himself.

י, י

gave a speech in Mandarin ls stated that the system will be

The President of the associa- followed for five years as an ex-ELECTION OF J.P. tion, Mr. Chau Man-chl, thanked periment. Mr. Hou for presenting the banners,

An election by the Justices or the Peace of a Justice of the RECLAMATION FOR Peace to serve on the Licensing GIFTS FOR HOSPITALS BUILDING PIER Board, in place of Mr. G. 8. Árch- butt, J. P., who is absent from the The Annual Pound Day of the An Ordinance to authorize an Colony on long leave, will take Mr. A. W. Ingram was in the Rigorous attention is paid to Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hos, undertaking for reclamation of scaį place in the Council Chamber of chair, assisted by Mr. L.- Starbuck securing registration of allens in pitals will be held on Friday, Mar. bed to abut the Jubilee Street the Urban Couneli on Tuesday, and the Rev. Mackenzie Dow, and the Colony with certain exceptions 24, when gifts will be received on Ferry Pier approaches and Con- April 4 at 4 p.m. there were 30 members present. while British subjects are required the Afth floor of the building by naught Road to the east of such Forms of nomination may

It was decided that the recom-to furnish full particulars of their Mrs. S. W. Te'o, from 11 am, to approaches between Queen Vic-obtained at the Magistracy, Hong- mendation be proceeded with, a qualifications and willingness to p.m., and by Mrs, C. B. Brown, torla Street and Pottinger Street kong Every nomination must be lapse of time of six months being serve the Colony here or abroad in from 2 pm to 4 pm. The hospital and for construction of a pier delivered to Mr. R. A. D. Forrest, allowed to the date of appointment, an emergency."

will be open to Inspection by the and a temporary pier between the First Police Magistrate, not leas by which time, it is expected the

publie during these hours.

reclamation and Douglas Wharf,] than six days before the day fixed capital expenditure will be realised. The Kowloon 8th Group Boy Suggested gifts include cotton is contained in the "Government for the election. »

Other business before the meet-Scouts, gave a grand concert at the wool, hot water bottles, antiphlo-Gazette." ing was the appointment of a Po. Hing Theatre, Nathan Road, gistine, evaporated milk, Benger's The reclamation will be approx- Trustee and Mr. J. E Anderson yesterday, the proceeds being de- food, marmite, groats, calico,imately 41,850 square feet in area was re-elected for a further term voted to charity. There was a sheeting, flannelette, brooms, and the pier will be 15,040 squaré 'of five year

large audience.

scrubbing brushes, etc.

feet

POP THE SAME REASON

DO YOU KNOW WHY A SCOTSMAN ALWAYS HITS THE

SALT. SHAKER ON THE SIDE AND AN IRISHMAN ALWAYS HITS IT ON THE BOTTOM?

NO! I'M SURE I

TO GET THE SALT

OUT

A

DON'T!

be

Only unofficial Justices of the Peace are entitled to vote. Voting will commence at 4 pm continue until 6 pm, when the ballot-box will be closed,

By J.

MILLAR WATT

18.

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Tel. 28151.

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