1919-08-21 — Page 9

HOTEL LISTS.

Corrected to 18th August, 1979.

Archbutt B. F. Koopman Mrs As Kulka

limestone Mr&Mrs

G. d'Almai Kair

LIBERALS AND TARIFFS.

DEPRECATE CONTINUANCE

-OF IMPORT DUTIES.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRA

A largely attended meeting of the Liberal Parliamentary party was held recently with Mr.

WAR MEMORIALS

A PAST AND PRESENT

SHOW.

There can be no doubt about George Lambert in the chair, to the national desire for worthy consider the polley of the Governe memorials of the men who have

THURSDAY AUGUST

Noel Rooke, Misa Maddelyn Walker, Mr. Alan F. Viggers, and Miss Dorothy Hutton, maintain a particularly high standard. The inscribed elate slabs arhitated by: the Municipal School of Art at Leicester are one of the features of the exhibition. There is a very strongly designed little bronze memorial for Brasences College,

da & facrily J. H. Van Kerment in continuing the import fallen in the Great War says J-with the arms of the college, |

God Almei- wich

Me & Mr. E. GK C. Li

Benson

AN Bishop

A Burna.

J. T. Kidd

3. Linbird

Lijlstra

AH Lunings" Capt. IF. H.

Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Lake -

Blandia

Mr. & Mrs. E V Lauritsen

Bray

L. J. Van Bense-

cham

Me Mr C.

Black

J. Barr

Mr. & Mrs. A.

Mme Leiria

G. Ludin

Mr. and Mrs.

Lonisse

E. L. Matrun

T.Mr. & Mrs. D.

de & Barbora Miss Bergstrom I. M. Brady D. M. Biggar

Mr. & Mr E. E.

Bergeron

Moorhead

S. McKinlay

Mr. & Mrs F. E.

McCrudden

Mr. & Mrs. N.

McCallum

duties on motor-cars and other in the Manchester Guardian designed by Mfr. Nelson Dawson, commodities imposed by Mr. From Shetland to Cornwall every and a bronze tablet by Mr. Omar community in the land mourns Ramsden, shown in photo, which

M'Kenna in 1915.

by Mr. Chamberlain

to their continuance.

of

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A deputation had waited on its dead and wants to commem-looked a notable piece of work. 25 & Mrs. C. AM2. and Mrs. the Chancellor of the Frehequer, arate their names and their deeds. Mr. Harold Sadler and. Miss on the subject since the previous Committees have been formed. Phoebe Sadler have some in meeting of the party, and Sir funds gathered, some sites acteresting memorial tablets with

JUST SEE WHAT YOU GET AT THE VICTORIA TO-NIGHT. Hanty Norman formally com-quired and places prepared, and colour. A memorial set up by municated the effect of the state-innumerable families everywhere Sir Mark Sykes to the 5th York

A FIRST-CLASS MANILA STRING BAND IN ATTENDANCE Mr. and Mrs. Gment then made to the deputation are setting up private memorials shire Regiment in Sledmers

AND A FIRST-CLASS PICTURE. includ-Nearly every church in the coun-Church shows a very interesting

· THE SILVER GIRL” WITH - ing his declaration that these try is struggling with questions of

FRANK KEENAN, AMERICA'S GREATEST CHARACTER daties should not bind either the memorial tombs and tablets and attempt in a monumental brass to use the extraordinary costumes Government or the House of stained-glass windows and scrolls of the late war sheepskin trench- Not since the Napo-cost, Balaclava heimets, puttees,

ACTOR, IN THE PRINCIPAL ROLE. Commons to any permanent fiscal of honour.,

and steel helmets-with a stark impulse like this for erecting and fascinating decorative effect policy that might be attributed leonic wars has there beer

Mr. Gerald France (a member permanent memorials of our dead. This memorial is designed by of the deputation) expressed his soldiers and tailor. The demand Messrs. Gawthorp. A good but dissatisfaction with Mr. Cham-and the means are here the rather over-finished marble relief Lieutenant Edward berlain's undertaking, and Mr. things wanted are the designers, rathe

and guidance to find the right Wyndham Tennant for Salisbury suggested Murray Macdonald

Everywhere committees Cathedral, by Mr. A. G. Wyon, is that if the taxes on imports were ones. continued, no preference to the and individual doners are waiting one of the few completed pieces Colonies should be given.

for light. True, they may not of sculpture. Mr. Gilbert Bayes's Mr. Neal and MT. Lewis accept it when it comes, but the relief, erected at Aldborough, is Haslam also spoke, and the point is that at present

shown in a plaster model, a trip- following resolutions proposed monumental art England has no tych design capably carried out, by Mr. Gerald Frane and second-traditions and the public no and his plaster model of a semi- ed by Mr. Skerrock and adopted: standards of taste. The donors nude figure with a cloak support.

That this meeting deprecates

el by the arms over her head, the continuance of the impors blamed if they followed one although rather restless in its J. H. Cosgrove Dr. G. W. McKean duties imposed in the Budger of another in setting up the usual drapery, is the most striking

1915, and urges their early empty academic platitude about model there.

death. or. still, worse, ordered one of the standardised memoriais which commercial" houses are turning out in thousands, with reversible parts and angle pieces (they say) for awkard corners, The situation was appreciated by responsib ́e

E B Boericks Mrs. E.B. Behlics Mr. & Mrs.

Bisney

W. G. Browell

Mr. & Mrs O. E

Mariouw

R. R. McKendrick Capt. T. M. Mey-

rick R. C. Monteagle

Mr. and Mrs. RM. Merriman

Master. Merriman Mr. & Mrs. E. P.Madam Mattos

Colquhoun

Chandler

Croucher

F. W. Cox.

Miss Mattos

H. E Maslin

W. P. Neeson

Capt. W. Davi. E. H. O'Farrell

H. F. Palmer

1109

Mrs. J. A. Doune Mr. & Mrs. A. R.

Pollock Mr. & Mrs. R. S

Errichon İS. S. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. L B. Robin

Egeter

Mr. & Mrs Eb W. F. H. Rottier

bink

B. A. Roberts Master J. Ebhick R. R. Roxburgh Mr. & Mr. H. M. E» H. Ray

Epstein J. M. Springer Miss K. Euanson W. H. Staves Capt. R. Findlay W. Swann AE Fenwick C. E Saith Mr. & Mrs. E. H. F. M. Sanderson

Ford

R. F. Fickett

H. Stephen

V. Steensby Fetherston- Mr. & Mrs. G. C.

hangh

Thorde

C. R. Greenberg Mr. & Mrs. R. C.

J. F. Gorman

Guest

J. GM

H. B. Gallop

Thorne

H. L. Tanke

G. H. Teaf

J. P..Thornton

N. C. Galuzzi Mr. & Mrs C. E.

J. & R. Gardiner Templeton Mr. & Mrs. G. RW. Voorendonk

Henkel

Thou... Vint

J. W. HardingMe and Mrs. G Mr. & Mrs. H. T. Webster

Herts

Mr. & Mrs. J. H.

Williams

J. P. Hananie

H. H. Harrison R. Weil Mr. McConnel Capt.

Sassoy

II. A.

Walker

H. H. Hart C. S. Whittier Capt. T. F. Hall F. S. Weida G. Harper H. L Wilkinson

EL. P. Holtheiser C. A. L Williams A Shelton Hooper Mr. & Mrs. E. Capt. & Mrs. R Weijerman

Tomes

W. R JoneX HM. Joseph

Miss WeijermSJ

Mr. & Mr G. T.

York

CARLTON HOTEL

Corrected to 17th August, 1919.

S. Alessandio

Cel Aramatof

L. Blerrett

-C. Blashfield

G. Bell

A. Bor

Capt. Brjeicky J.A. Basto

J. T. Bominel

Capt. Kelenaor

Capt. Korosto

M. K. Kapadia

J. H. Kelly

E. Rocps

Lt. Lebedoff.

Capt. Lipinsky

J. Van Lom

F. Lammert

J. F. Coughlin S. H. Maye

C. Catér

Mrs: F. E Came-Mr.

ron

W. G. Chan

Davis

M. Doig Col Datzento Lt. Deingur Lt. Deakoff .. P. Edeklerk

Murray

and

1. Meyer

Miss Meyer

IN. Oillot

J. Oostinga

Mrs.

J. Oradedburg

Capt. Poprogerko Capt. Poproujen-

.ket

W. F. Farrel! W. Rilbe

G. J. Van Genk Lt. Rosinoff Mrs. F. E. Hamil-Com. Rinkit Lt. Rodinoff ton

J. F. Hepworth Rutelert

H. Henness? Wm. Rost

Mr. & Mrs.D. P. Col Strookni

Handersena

1. A. Jison

A. R. Jamison" H. Jameson

V. A Kumor K. P. Kwah Lt.--Kititoroff.

remission.**

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PEAK HOTEL Corrected to 19th August, 1919, Capt Archer Miss M. Jenks

Miss Knight Capt. Allen

F. B. J. Adama Sir Ellie Esdooria Miss M. Bankes Lt. Col Loring. Major Bird, D.3.0 D.SO. Mr. N. Beicovitz Mrs. Loring Mrs. Bird Mr. & Mrx

Beattie

at any

all

the

rate could hardly be

for

leaders of

ja

But the statuary as a whole is disappointing, and the exhibition in this department is not in the The three least representative. pames that will be looked for by anyone who knows what is being dope in modern sculpture are, of course, Mr. Epstein, Mr. Havard was Thomas and Mr. Eric Gill None of these is represented, and the younger group of sculptor, at the head of whom is Mr. Ernest Cole," whose brilliant promise has aroused such 'great expectation, is also missing. This fact generation could produce the deprives the exhibition of major år the ainor miracle, there is most important function~~~ Dr. & Mrs. Byersaliss L B. Lashes to reasa to know that the that of giving the public an D. T. Breakspear Capt. Monteith W. A. Batterfeld J. A Morrissey

W. A Kaight AMiss Marsh

Lt.-Comdr. and Mrs. Milkashev sky

Mias F. A. Brit

ta

Mrs C. Bull

Mr. and Mrs. R

Maj. F. T. Bowen Kewley

G. W. Barton

C. B. Bird

Miss. McEwan

J. D. Lloyd

Mr. & Mrs. D. K.J. Finlay Miller

Mr. and Mrs. J. Blair

C. M. Blaker

A. Button"

Bes.

B.

Bandie, cz

R. C. Comrie

Martin

Mr. and Mrs. J.

Milde A

D. McMurray T. D. Cromartis Miss H. 8. North

Mrs. Mrs. Charlton

& Missen Pike Miss Phillips G.T. L Perkins

L-Col and Mrs. Thursby Pelham Miss J. Douglas Mr. and Mrs.

J. Cochrane

Lt-Col EL

Coles Mrs. Cormack

Miss B. Dickson Pilger

groups, plain enough that the opportunity and test of the present gezera- tion in art would be its "war manorials. a Winged Victory, of course, would do on a Welling Lion mejnorial, but, even if our

committees would hear about it, idea of

what

the resources

or, having beard. would approve. of the country are for Who knows what our known or the production of war memorial unknown sculptors can do?

statuary. Who is to blame in the What thight not the war field in matter is not clear. The official an if the quality of the memorial explanation is that invitations to is in proportion to the sacrifice contribute were sent out to scalp

The Royal Academy Memorial tors generally and published in Committee, with the assistance of the press, that Mr. Eric Gill was the officials of South Kensington a. member of one of the-com- Museum, have organised an ex-mittees, and that the fact that the hibition at the Musesz which is Royal Academy and the officials intended to show the public what of the South Kensington Museum is being done at present in all comprised the committee should forms of art memorials. It is the have been sufficient guarantee first of two exhibitions. The that the selection of the exhibits second, to be held at the Royal would be made with dis- Academy in the autumn, and cernment and fairness. The Capt. and Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Re-mainly to contain projects and

younger sculptors, they say, have Davies

mington

models of memorials not commis-no case, as they could have got Rev. W. Rogers

sioned nor yet being done, is ex-the names of the selecting jury if Mr. M. Carr pected to show the larger and more they had asked for them. This important work. The present explanation bardly satisfies the exhibition, however, bas

the

younger sculptors, but they must advantage of a noble selection of be left to state their own case. memorial work of the

past. The important thing is the autumn selected by the Committee from exhibition and the likelihood that the Museum's treasures. Here it will be just as inadequate unless J.you can study, in the original or some real effort is made to

in model or photographs, the

interest the sculptors .. outside permanent record through the the Academy and Academy centuries of man's grief for his sympathies in the matter. The fellow-man, and his attempts to subject is great enough. Everyone give him immortality in stone who knows anything about our and bronze. The collection ex-big war memorial panel schemes. tends from the Greek gravestones knows how miserable a result and Roman sepulchral'urns and

would

have been attained

L. J. Davies

Mr. & Mrs. John Miss Rogers

Duncan

Mr. and Mrs. O

Eager

S. Erans

Mr. & Mrs. D. A Fraser Urs. Fasse

Ramsey EL A. Ram

W. E. Roberta

GJ. Grant Smith:

E. H. Stansfeld Mr. & Mrs. Spit

7. Mrs. Scantlebury

Mrs. and Miss A. D. Galloway

Stubbings Miss Garrison

A. Findlay Smith Mr. Graves Mr. & Mr. G. D. Lt.Com. & Mrs. Thomason

Haslewood Maj Geb. Mr. and Miss Ventris

Holworthy Me Mrs. Lt. Col. J. Hem Weeks

phrey

Miss Funderburke Maj. Mr. azd

Floquet

Maj. D. L. Hard

ing

Mr. & Mrs. G.

J. Bysantine panels and Celtic had the Academy only been

crosses 10 the recumbent Meffigies of the Plantagenets and of even if the organisation had concerned in the matter, or Italian Rentisance. Incidentally been

Wolf Miss William H. da F. Hutchi Mrs. A. Wilson

¡P. D. Wilson

Maj. Wakeman Mrs. E G. Jamie Mr. & Mrs. Z. 2.

Bon D. Hall

Son

R. W. Lee Jonesi

Warren

KING EDWARD HOTEL Corrected to 18th August, 1919.

Dr. M. E. Asger Capt. J. Legge

Mrs. R. Almond Capt. K. Larssen

B. H. Bearan

5. Bawder

F. G. Backe

G. P. Carry

EL. C. Corison

E. G. Cooma

mis

J. H. Mallon

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left to be worked in one notes the richness of England the ordinary way by a committee, up to the Stuart time in church however good. It is the human memorials and the widespread equation that matters, and the prevalence of good craftsmanship sacrifice of time and labour, and -the Five Sisters window ineren, perhaps, of some personal York Minster, the tomb of the easibilities, by someone who be Black Frings in Canterbury, the lieves that he can do something grand monumental brasses, the simple and delicate tablete of the for art and patriotism that alone can bring about in these days of seventeenth century are there to remind rafismen and donors how strongly developed individualism visitors various meteorological and clash of schools a representa-instruments were shown in

At the invitation of Sir Napier Shaw, its president and the Director of the "Meteorological Office, the Royal Meteorological Society recently held a meeting at the Kew Observatory in the Old Deer Park at Bichmond.

For the entertainment of the

Mr. & Mr. Lum-high our standards, once were and tire exhibition of war memorials operation, pilot balloon ascents bow fine thenew memorials ought that will be of real service to the were made, Sir Napler Shaw to be, to enter into the exalted nation. Given goodwill in the gave a demonstration of the company of the past in our committee the man could surely motion of the air in travelling!

be found.

Miss M. Manuk

D. Mackintosh

Capt. J Thom-J. G: Chadwick J. B. Meikle

300

Choi Shing & son Mr. & Mrs. Moline R. L Vellezza. J. D. Danby

Mrs. L. M. Peate Mr. and Mr. R. G. Douglas Mrs. W. C. Pass

Williamson. -Load Tin My & Yariscbo

family Capt B, J. El Booy

Capt 4 W. Le ward

KINGSCLERE HOTEL,

Alabaster O G

Bitting. T

Laneston Mr & Mrs

8 H Loren W McNeell Mr & Mrs

Robertson Mr & Man

Burdin R. C Coleman & T Dineman Mr & Mrs LD

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W. Eborall

A. L. Fry

P. T. Farrell

Miss Farrell.

more

Mrs. A. Robert

son

Mr. & Mrs. C.

Richardson

H. F. Streiff

E. P. Fielding R. Slessor

C. Y. Grootes

RK Spencer

Mr. & Mrs. W. Mr.

Horley Master G. Ham-

And Stewart family IF. Taylor

Robinson Mr & Mrs | Mr & Mix, CVPC Todd

Bicton Capt

& MATA MA

Mrs

Mr

and

cathedrals and churches.

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for individual Oddie: be 21,500 a year. A in ahly at ser- that is to say, the of thunderstorm, which moved dining mention, especially as one similar salary is also recommend moving coil is rotated until the sores France from the Buy 50! cin get little idea, from ed for the sucessor to Mr. Gstrongest signals are received, Biscay by means of one photos of the morit, for instance, Luxroore Drew, coroner for the when the source of the

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C. H Turner. of stained-glass windows and the Western District. It is mention will be in its plans Miss P. Hammes T. R. Taylor models of statutary are naturally ed in the report that out of his A. Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Won a very small scale. The

Underwood

memorial scrolls and illuminate designs, which include the

Mis Jay John Mr. and Mrs G Vstories

B. James

B. Wichell CLE Totton

of ancly craftsmen an

basto

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