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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1928,

AMBULANCE MEN.

OUR CROSSWORD PUZZLE.

TUNG WAH HOSPITAL.

INSTALLATION OF NEW

COMMITTEE.

A picturesque ceremony accom panied the formality of the induc- tlan of, and assumption of office by, the 1928 Committee of the Tung Wah Hospital, yesterday.

By reason of the position of the Hospital as being the foremost Chinese philanthropic institution in the Colony, considerable impor tance is vested in, this annual

event, which marks the passing out

WOMAN'S WORLD

FOR OUR LADY READERS.

Odds and Ends.

The Beauty Spot.

Because "women make a fad of

of the pld committee and the things" they are endangering the transference of its power to the whole future of aviation, said:

year, embraces all branches

of

incoming committee, which, this commercial interests in the Colony.

Approximately at noon, the old Committee were waiting at the reception hall to receive the new Committee. They then all bowed before a large altar, speeches were made reviewing the year's activi- ties. Finally the assembly sat

down to ten.

TO BE REVIVED,

Dress designers are already.

"Lipstick Clubs."

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CHEAP POWDER AND CREAM.

That the weatherproof" com-

Then Rasche, famous German busy with new ideas for the complexion is not the monopoly of aviatrix when on a visit to Ameri-ing year, and one of the prophethe West End was demonstrated to ca. "There should be more precies is that Mish 1928 will de paration and leas foolhardness in initely revive the beauty spot. selecting planes and preparing for trans-Atlantic flights," she said.

It is so detrimental to aviation At

Is Daily Mail reporter who recently fsaw many

nany East End factory girls Already there are signs of it. walking to and from their work

♫ very exclusive · millinery for women who know nothing establishment was displayed a looking as pink and white as if about it to buy aeroplanes and try close-fitting little hat of the skull they had just stepped out of a lying as passengers, just because cap variety, made from chenille beauty pr they have money enough to hire a worked in a close design.

pilot and buy a new plaything."

A Hard Task.

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Two Beautiful Evening Wraps.

COMPETITIONS ON MURRAY PARADE GROUND.

The second half of the exercises?12742 the competition for the Ralphs Shield by the various Divisions of the Hongkong St John Ambulance Brigade, was hold yesterday morn ing on the Murray Parado Ground, ia the presence ot Lt-Colonel J. E. Bostock, the PMO., South China Command, it

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Lt-Colonel Bostock acted as one of the judges, and there were also present Dr. W. V. M. Koch, Mr. HoKom-tong Mr. Ralphs (Commissioner) Mr. A. Mox- ris, Mr. A. el Arculli, Dr. H. C. Ho, Dr. L. 8. Shin, Mr. C.H. Blason, and other officials. The parade was un dor the command of Mr. J. Ralston. The first hall of the competition, which was held the previous Sunday, consisted of general drill and stret cher work, and the second half ver- terday was concerned principally with the practical cases. The vari The proprietor of an East Endous Divisions went through their

and It was a qualat shape with shop stocked with creams And what comeback can ondj Hon. Mr. R. H. Kolewall, in his capacity as one of the Chinese remake, when one knows porfectly art of ear-flaps at the sides, and powders, and lipsticks explained: presentatives on the Legislative well that American women are ex- Council, thanked the out-going actly like that?. Committee for their valuable ser vices, which he paid just tribute. The Frenchwoman spends one- He welcomed the new Committee fourth of her time on her cou- Which makes one think and wished them all success in turier. the year's work before them. that being beautiful is a job and

The new Committee is an in- not a hobby. fluential body, comprising Mr.

Ladies' Aid Whisky. Tang Siu-kin, n merchant (Chair-j Two and a half quarts of 30- man), Mr. Lo Yin-nin, compradore, year-old Haig and Huig whisky and Mr. Ng Wah, contractor, (both was sold by the Ladies' Aid Socie- Vice-Chairmen) Mr. Mak Suity of the Presbyterian church of cho (a Californian merchant), Ishpeming, Michigan, for 75 cents Mr. Ko Lung-wo (native banker), at a rummage sale not long ago.. Mr. Lau. Sing-chong (merchant). But it

The was all a mistake. Mr. Wong Chung-to (pawn-broker), two and a half quarts were in an Lá Tszc-tseung (merchant); Mr. old cabinet sold at that sum. Siu Sook-lim (rice-dealer), Mr. When the lucky buyer searched Kong-yu (banker), Ng Yiu-ting her buy she found the interesting (insurance), Mr. Tsang Hiu-nan liquid. It would be an interest- (Nama Pak Hong merchant), Mr.ing addition to prohibition lore to Li Chak-man (plore-goods dealer); know just how much the whisky and Mr. Li" Yu-tseung (mer would have brought from the chant).

Ladies' Aid bidders if they had known just what lurked within the funny old cabinet.

JEWISH CLUB.

DELIGHTFUL CONCERT BY

VISITING ARTISTE.

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"Pour Le Monsieur." Boutonniers of all kinds from waxy gardenias to elusters of vio- Alets or a single rosebud are kept) in the male washroom of one of New York's most famous hotels in order that Monsieur may properly refurbish his "dansant appoint- ment. Now let's just hear a few. of those classic wisecracks about women being the vain sex!

Last night at the Jewish Club Mr. J. Joseph gave a reception to a large number of members and friends. A "delightful evening, was spent, the chief part of the pro-

Plain Cleopatra. gramme consisting of musical items

Cleopatra, that symbol of the by a visiting artiste, Mr. David Wolff, an expert on the cello, who whole world's beautiful women fr delighted his audience with a won-one, was really not beautiful at derful interpretation of some of the all, biography now tells us. In great masters. Among the items fact, she was aimost plain, but she on his repertoire were Spring knew exactly how to make the most Song by Mendelssohn, a study by of every feature she possessed. Rubenstein and Largo by Handel. Incidentally, she had enough An abundance of Seasonal re-money to send out droves of slaves freshments were provided and the to dig up water lily roots from the party carried on until early in the Nile from which oils and creams morning.

were extracted for her perfumed toiletries. Any plain woman could be beautiful if she had money enough, that's the point. But watch that “it.”

"PLEASURELAND."

A BRIGHT AND CHEERY SILOW.

Mr. Dick Norton's popular com- pany of ten artistes, the "Glube Trotters," has proved a big.attrac tion at the Star Theatre. over the week-end. There was an especial- ly gratifying attendance at the presentation of "Picasureland” last night. This proved to be a most neve and cheery show, note worthy for its variety and all- round excellence.

Head-Dresses.

OF THE HEAVY TYPE.

The evening.wrap' pictured on the right is of the new. Chanel red, with a big shirred collar and a flower on the shoulder, while the wrap on the left is of soft green velvet, simply cut, with long shawl collar and deep cuffs of white fox.

It 'bad' a 'wide-meshed fell attach- Our girls (he said), are

Head-dresses which completely cover the hand are creeping back to Favour, although they are a exaggerated fashion, becoming to black velvet.

so few women.

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paços, in a highly satisfactory way. There were 257 members. on pa rado, the Divisions taking part be ing the Chinese Y. M. C. A., King's Collage, Shoukiwan, Kowloon, In dian and Yaumati Divisions. The Railway Division, which have thoir! own exercises, did not participate, while the newly created St. Joseph's 10 Bristle. Division were present as spectators. 14 Ready.

At the conclusion of the display, Colonel Bostock congratulated the Brigade on the good work shown throughout. He mentioned the va luable services" given by Mr. Ho Kom-tong and Mr. E. Ralphs to the Brigada. The work of the newcomers was excellent, while that of the older members was magnificent. He spoke of the reasons for which the organization came into being, and offered some useful griticism and guidance.

The results of the competitions will be announced later.

It is expected that the annual in spection by H. E. The Governor will take place sometime in March, the precise date to be announced later.

ELLIS KADOORIE SCHOOL.

SIR SHOU-SON "CHOW'S SPEECH.

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Ellis Kadoörle School held their annual prize distribution Saturday, when the awards were presented to the scholars by the Hon. Sir Shou-son Chow.

Prior to addressing the' gather- Ing Sir Shou-son Chow asked the permission of the headmaster to speak in Chinese. He said that hé believed it the usual practice for whoever distributed the prizes In the school address the pupils in English.

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18 Travel in a vehicle. 20 Walked as a child, 21 Kind of taffety. 22, Number. 24 Allow. 28 Colour,

29 Utters loudly.

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37 Not real.

33 Game at marbles,

29. Whalebone of commerce,"

41 Decense,

45 Choose. 44 Turf.

46 Challenged,

47 Underground worker. 40 More than one.

52 Fastened with bolts.

56 Assert.

57 Gloomy.

59 Close by.

60 Novice.

61 Corrode.

62 Vetch.

63 Unhesitating, dash,

64 Subterranean channel.

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8 Furnished meals for.

9 Chair used as conveyance,

Sir Chow asked, that he might suggest a change in Saturday's! programme by speaking in Chinese t instead. He had two reasons for: making this request, the first be- ing because he himself was Chin- ese and the second because the majority of the boys were also Chinese.

No doubt, some of them under- stood English quite well but there were others who did not and they would not be able to follow

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27 Doctrine,

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31 To lot.

32 Joined with atitches.

34 Male child,

35 Gushion.

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44 Fish found in the Danube. 45 Ridicule.

47 Members of a certain sOI, 48 One who breaks in a horse.

49 Satiate.

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51 Girl's name.

53 Kind of duck.

54 Nobleman,

66 Squirrel's zest,

58 Riotous noise.

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to hear their own mother tongue spoken,

Addressing the gathering in Chinese Sir Chow briefly reviewed the history of the school, He said

since ment

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ed to it. The veil was really the anxious to be as attractive as would be more interesting to them particular point of this particular West End girls. Formerly they hat, for at one side.of it was fixed formed clubs for the purpose of

big beauty spot, cut out from

feathers; now the clubs are used The hat and veil were worn 90 for buying lipstick, creams, and

students should not One such recently seen was

that the beauty apot came her perfumes.

that it was first established by Sir such a way is better than spend- Chinese The "Globe Trotters" will re- black net effect, more like a hair the wearer's mouth, and the effect

These patip clubs" usually (Enis Kadoorie and Hon. Mr. ing it in any other direction for neglect their owi. language.. peat "Pleasureland" to-night at net than anything else, edged all

"It is indeed, very rare for a was entirely entrancing. the 9.15 performance.

round with, pink taffeta, jewel-

popriat of 10 to 15 girls employed | Lau Chu-pak and had been under the very thought that after Beauty spots are likely to be.

the management of the Govern- death we are still being well- foreigner who does not receive a They will not play to-morrow centred roses set in black Bet."

the same factory. Each sub-

1915. These two remembered by the later genera- good education in his own lan- night as previously announced, as A gold tissue skull capacked in skilfully with a num they are going to Shameen, but fashioned with gold fringe edge of the bats designed for early tribes frem 3d. to 1d. to a weekly gentlemen were supported by other tions who will benefit by our be-guage to proceed and learn that of

11:28 wear, and all Porta of passt vnd which forms a pool. Therrick Chinese merchapta,

stowing.of funds to hospitals or another country, declared the they will give their revue, lapels over each ear. "Incidents," a brand new "pro- White and gold brocade

Continuing Sir Shou-son Chow educational institutions will make speaker, bilities exist for their develop and

"draw" takes place, and the girl

our attempt In conclusion Sir Shou-son Chow gramme, in the Star Theatre on cloth of gold and of silver caps

said that the study of Chinese was Friday and Saturday, which will are cut in a variety of shapes

A red velvet dress for day wear drawing Na. 1 obtains the pool sald; "Indeed, the best and most such deeds worth

Proceeding, the speaker em-the more essential because of money from the point of view of thus be the last two nights of from the simple, circular light was displayed by a mannequin or the fret week, No. 2 for the profitable way of investing one's ing."

of education the prevalence in China of many fitting model to the sophisticate wearing a red velvet semi-circu- seccad, and so on, and the money the rich is on educational pur-phaalsed the need Booking for "Pleasureland" and type recently the rage in felt lar beauty spot on her check-oes to the hairdresser and per- pores. How very often do we and deplored the wasting of time pernicious teachings, the speaker both nights of "Incidents" is now They are trimmed with rows of and the colour scheme was aug fümer. Girls, who can, afford is learn of rich foreigners who will by students. Sir Shou-son Chow specially mentioning Communism, open at Messrs. Moutrie's and the pearls or rolled bands of brilli-mented by the of lip-stick belong to two or three clubs at ed and bestowed their vast estates went on to say that though the which he said was utterly repug- Star Theatre at the popular admis-antly-coloured velvet. sion prices of 33, $2 and $1.

their season in the Colony,

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the same lime.

or large sums of money to a school principal Bubject

of the Einant to the teaching of the Chin- or a hospital. To spend money in Kadoorie School was English, yet ese.

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GEE-ITS NICE

TO BE HOME

ASAJNI

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Home Again!

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AGAIN!

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NOTE: TUGRE'S SO MUCH JABBERING GOING ON HERE

MAZ IT IS USELESS TO TRY AND SHOW WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT YOU WOULDNT 637 ABAD

NOR TAIL OF 17!!

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