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MIL. J. SCOTT HARSTON THE NEW PRESIDENT

The annual meeting of the So- ciety of Yorkshiremen in. Hong- kong, hold in Mesars. Jardine, Matheson's board room yesterday afternoon docided to hold cabaret dinner dance on March 3. repeating Inst year's function which proved such a great suc

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The meeting elected His Excel- lonoy the Governor, Sir William Peel, as its Patron for 1933, and Mr. J. Scott Harston was elected President.

Those present Included Mr. J, Scott Harston (chairman), Mr. J. G. Meyer (kon, secretary), Mr. J. II. Shaw, Mrs. Shaw, Mr. G. H. Potts, and Mr. J. H. Bottomley.

Extracts from the annual re- port have already been published. In moving the adoption of the report and balance sheet, the chairman said that the member- ship of 112 had been increased by 12 afgce the annual report was prepared, and now compared very favourably with the Society of Yorkshiremen in Calcutta, which had-143 members.

Last year's cabaret dinner danée, he added, had been a musti enjoyable function.

In the field

of sport. lawn bowls and tennis matches had been played against the Kowloon Bowling Green Club. The York- shiremen had been beaten at bowla but had evened up mottern by winning the tennis.

now

"I wish to draw your attention to the fact that we are amilated with the Society of Yorkshiremen in London, and the Yorkabiro Society," added the chairman, "and any of our mem- bers returning Home, will, on the presentation of a letter from our secretary, automatically become a member of the London society, on payment of the usual fees."

The chairman concluded by re- marking that the Society had a credit balance of $800.

Mr. George Potts seconded the notion. which was carried un- animously.

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The chairman announced that His Excellency the Governor, who lind heen President of the Society for the past two years, wished to be excused from again taking that office. but had consented to be the faint-don't be peevish, honey, come Patron. This was unanim-you had plenty of provocation and

nobody ously agreed to.

you! Shaugh- Mr. J. H. Bottomley proposed, nessey turned you over to Rosie and Mr. Potts Beconded, that Mr. and she called up mother, and the J. Scott Harston should bo Pre-two of them bundled you off. sident for the ensuing year. Both Meanwhile our Irish friond had paid tributes to the work Mr. the time of his young life-s Scott Hanston lisd already done grand yarn to tell and an audience for the Society. He wan un that was pop-eyed with excite- animously elected.

ment. When I got back-dog- Other officers elected were tired, dishevelled and, sick with Vice-president, Mr. A. Brearley; worry about you they all fell on hon. Recretary, Mr. J. G. Meyer; me like wolves to hear the end of treasurer, Mr. E. W. Coulson; the story." committee. Messrs. J. H. Show, J. H. Bottomley, and V. Sorby; Auditor, Mr. J.-D. Danby.

The Dinner Daner.

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The chairman invited discus-and Court officials. The last scene alon on the proposal to hold a dinner dance this year, and Kested that last year's function might be repeated.

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A large and appreciative Budi- ence was present at the Helena May Institute last evening, when an ox- cellent programme of entertain- ment was given in connexion with the Overseas League.

Each half of the programme contained selections by the "Clicero" Band under the direction of Mr. G W. E. True, planoforte rendorloge by Miss Amelia Loo, and a short play produced by Messrs. Stephen Mitchell and Gor don Thompson.

Miss Lee gave a delightful ren- dering of Chopin'a Valso in A. Flat before the interval. a number which received a great ovation and wha ancored, and, in the second half she played Chopin's Grand Polonaise in E. Flat

The first of the plays produced was "The Belis", a melodrama in three socanes which was well staged and adrafrably produced. Those taking part woro Agnes Leib as Catherine, Luba Gooseva na Annel- te, Sidney Edgar in the role of Hans, Arthur Jeffreys as Chris- tinn. Gordon Thompson as Father Walter, Thio Ingram na Tony and Sydney West na Mathins.

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