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ANNUAL BAZAAR, FETE BY ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY,

DECEMBER 10, 1934.

GERMAN BAZAAR

THE DIOCESAN BAZAAR

OPENED BY MRS. O. C. BORRETT

local Anglican diocesan workers One of the biggest efforts by on behalf of Church work up- country culminated on Saturday

In

The annual bazaar and al fresco foto organized by the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in aid of needy folk of the Colony was held on the extensive grounds of the Catholic Cathedral at Caine Road yesterday. One of the largest in this season of bazaars, it attract ed many thousands of visitors collected through a bazaar and approximately $4,500 being ombued with the carnival spirit. street sale of flowers. This was The animated scene WA8 con- tinued, under bright electric lights addition la 20,000 already and bunting, to a late hour in the subscribed by the Church Mission- evening, when most of the stallsary Society,

The bazzar was opened by Mrs.") ¡ were depleted.

Borrett, wife of His Excellency on the grounds of the Dialiopa The General Offeer Commanding House on Pedder Hill.

The volume of "business" this bazaar may be gauged from the fact that no loss than 10,000 articles are usually disposed of during a day. Although provaflopen the bazaar, Bishop Hall Before asking Mrs. Borrett to ing conditions had resulted in thanked all those whose love and curtailment of certain lines, this faith had made possible for its year's function represented a fair javerage.

being held.

Speaking of that outermost out. For ways and means of captur post of the diocese, namely Yun- ing the proverbially elusive dollar nan, he mentioned that the difficult and maybe more, while making the situation created by ill-disposition process of extraction painless, on the part of local authorities In difcult to imagine a more had so far eased as to permit of diversified and effective campaign the establishment of a school than' that with which the visitor,

where the came into contact ones

children of fairly

native Christians could gather without within the grounds of the Bazaar. having to deny their faith. Roulettes, checker-boards, pony-

The Bishop spoke inspiringly of racing, and lucky dipa were plt-

up-country diocesan falls at the Dollar Stalls, where

activities, was acen a most striking display which, he said, were being helped in a direct way by workers and Luf cklin. AL others; Rood

marksmanship exercised

patrons at the bazaar, against squares, boards and other objecnost sincerely for the continued Finally, he thanked Mrs. Dorrett tires was of account, or, tiring Interest she was taking in diocesan of this procedure, the visitor works, and remarked that Mrs. alternatively could buy tickets. Barrett's participation was indeed with or without blanks and at prices suited to his purse. alice from a multi-tiered cake one of the chief features of the Bazaar-might contain a diamond (ring, or one of the other treasures embedded in It. Finally, the Dairy Farm Company as in pre- vlous years, had a Farmyard in which weighing competitions were conducted. with soll Christmas fare in one form or other prizes.

The proceedings were enlivened by the St. Louis Industrial School Boys' Band.

The

The Assistants

various Stails

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as

were 存货一

encouragement ひ (Applause).

them all.

Mrs. Borrett's Address

Mrs. Borrett, in declaring the bazaar open, anid, My Lord Bishop, Ladles and Gentlemen,

money

for

UNN

THREE-DAY FUNCTION A GREAT SUCCESS

The Bazaar held in aid of

the Hongkong German Women's Guild at the German Club concluded on Saturday and a wall-attended dance was held at night..

great

The bazaar, which was opened Gipperich, wife of the German' on Thursday by Frou H. Consul-General, proved a aueccan and it is expected that collected, will exceed the sum $1,000.

Among those present at the dance on Saturday night were Mr. Germany at Canton, and Mrs. W. Altenburg, Congul-General for Altenburg, and Mr. A. Noebel, at Tokyo, who is in the Colony on attached to the German Embassy holiday.

Mrs. Ortlepp was in charge of the bazaar and was assisted by: Mrs. B. Adamezwaki, Mrs. Gans Mrs; Jessen, Miss Engel, and Miss. Bitzer.

teachers

of knitted articles made by the Stephen's Girls' College. On

and pupils of St. the School grounds adjoining, amuse- ments and games were devised, including that of Mr. W.. Scotcher, who *་ "pavement artist" commanded the constant attention of admiring customers.

The street sale of flowers secured approximately $1,500, of

made by Miss Chan Tse-ming, of the total of $4,500; and of this,

St. Paul's Girls' College, who in- the largest individual sale was

cidentally won Miss F. C. Woo, the Headmistress's, prize for the. girl who topped the list. Mas Chan turned in nearly $96,

Organising Committee

The organising committee com. prised of the following: Rev. The Bishop of Hongkong: Officers:President, The Rt.

Vice-Presidents. Mrs. F. Elliott, Mrs. Ma

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Also pullovers, slipovers and cardigans by Jaeger, Wolseys and Morloys in plain colour- ings and neat designs,

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Mrs. Bird, Mrs. M Wing-chan, Side Shows:-Captain V, Pethe- chiu and Mrs. Kon Yam-lan. Mrs. Lee Yan-tun, Mrs. Kan Serick, Mr. E. C. C. Johnson and

Mr. E. G. Stewart.

Flower Sellers

need hardly say how privileged

Lee O-lin, Knu Yuct-kim, Pang hon, Li Yoc-mul, Ip Yoon-king. felt in having been asked to open the Diocesan Bazaar to-day,

Stationary-Miss R. Mowfung,

Sul-muf, Chan Yuan-wa, Lau Yee- especially as it has been organised Dr. Katie Woo, M.RE, 1. Ped; La

Ying Plu: Chairman, Mas Vincent, Miss Rose Foic. Mrs.

wan, Chan Suet-ying, Mu Yan-oi, In Hongkong:-Pang Ying-lin, Lal Yim-fan, Fung Yuk-iu, Lo in aid of such splendid work, Vice Chairmen, Mrs. L. Forster,

Lee Wai-lan, Wong Ping, Chan Yim-chun, Fong Blk-har, Chan namely tu ralso

Fruits & Vegetables: Mrs. Teo-ming, Wong Yu-lni, Wong Chun-mee, Li Shuk-ying, Chan evangelistic work in the Diocese. Mrs. S. J. Tro; Hon. Secretaries, Scotcher, Mrs. Bishop, Mrs. Clemo, Lai-sun, Poon Ya-chan, Woo Lak Wan-yuk, Kwan Yuk-hing, Young It has greatly Interested me to English) Mr. K. K. Lam, Hon. Mrs. Herdman.

(Chinese) Rev. Y. 1 Chung. Mrs. Forster, Mrs. Donald and king. Wone Shun-mee, Lal Loc Yuen-yue, Fung Yuk-wa. Teang rend, in the December number of St. John's Review; which as-u

Treasurers. Mr.

uing, Fong Yee-lan, Chow Mul- Sui-chun and Wan Ying-chi, Sue Ying Lun,

Refreshments:-Mrs. S. C. Git-ying, Yan Choi-lin, Chan Chun- Mr. F. N. Chau.

In Kowloon:-F. Fowlor, B. number of you know, Is

Lina, Mrs. S. B. Tan and Mrs. Y. K.mui, Ng Kit-yuk, Kan Yuet-chan, Greaves, E. Witchell, N. Witchell, Iganized and run as follows:

Cathedral magazine, and also in the Chinese Churches:-Mr.

Members of Committee: From Wong..

Tang Fung-loi, Kan Yuet-ming. J. Holland, P. Lang, M. Smith, An-

Chinese Dinner:-Mrs. Wong Leang Children of Mary's Stalls-the local newspapers (quite apart

Lam-sin, Wong Sik-ho, E. Crano, B. Longbottom, R. Mr. Cheng Man Kwong, Cathedral authorities) Cheung Chee Ling. Mr. Fok Wing Dixon and friends; Pony-racing by the

J. and Dices, Miss Clasie Noronha that no less than eight Church Kal, Mr. Ho Yan Tak, Rev. Lee Mr. C. L. Chow, Mr. P. A. Dragon, Yeung Foon-yu, Leung Taul-may, Lay, P. Crofton, T. Gonzalez, J. Pong Fai-hung, Ma Pul-sheung, Mathews, M. Cuthill, M. Logan, J. Photography:Mrs. S. B. Tan, Sum Shuk-taing, Yan Choi-king, Blake, J. Walch, V. Carvalho, M. and friends,

Congregations In the Colony, both Refreshments, Mr. Fred Xavier Anglican and Chinese, with eight Kau Yan. Mr Lee Siu Kong, Rev. Mr R. Hall, Mr. J. C. M. Grenham Lo Lai-sim, Chan Wal-hing, Trang Trang, B. Ma, 3. Banker, F. Pau- and friends: Farmyard. Mr. B. W. schools assisting, have been working Plu. Rev. Tonny Kel and Mr. T. B. Chan.

Kay-en. Wong Kong-wa, Lo Wallin, A. Ray and J. Howard Ngok, Rev. S. F. Tao, Mr. D. P. Bradbury and friends; Bottle-ng most

industriously to make Wong, Mr. Wong Su Pan, Mr. throwing, Miss D. da Silva and this sale of work the success Wong Sum Kum, Mrs. Wong Tung friends; Christmas Tree, Miss fecl sure it is going to be.

Lam, Mr. Won Kam Chuen, Mrs. Vieira Ribeiro and friends; Sur-

Yee Kai and Mr. W. I priso Packages, Miss Olga Alves and friends.

Roulotte, in charge of Miss Freda from what I have been told direct drow N. Chan, Mr. Chan Nal Man, Tung Lan and Mrs. Wong Wai Wong Chun-hay, Mek Yuk-san, Crane, J. Latham. N. Blake,

Lucky Carda Stall, Miss Rita Xavier and friends; Fruit Stall, Mrs. C. Nunes.

I am told that the work dono

Yeung.

Mr. Lam.

by both English and Chinese churchwomen in complete harmony

From the English Churches:- has created contacts that it would

Mrs. C. W. E. Bishop, Mrs. E. W. otherwise have perhaps been difficult to establish. They have Forster, Mrs.

Clima, Mrs. M. Donald, Mrs. L Little Flower Girls Stall worked together in a

B. Scotcher and spirit of Mrs. A. Swann. Mrs. C. Xavier and friends; Christian friendship, and been MULLER, MACLEAN & CO., INC. Chinese Catholic Young Men's drawn to each other in their Service League: Mra, Chan Wai From the Chinese, Women's Society Stall, Mr. Joseph Chan and enthusiasm for a great cause! friends,

Yuen, Mrs. Chung Yan Laap, object is one that our Mrs. Doo Jackman, Mrs. Fong honoured Bishop, hau I know, Ping Y, Mr. H. Gitting, Mrs. IN LONDON Association: Ballona, Mr. A. J. very near to his heart, au 1 ven S. E. Green, Mrs. Ito Yan Tak.

SALES AGENTS

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Advertisement. Dept. 24, Old Jewry,

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Souvenir Stall, St. Mary's Ladies Raptis and friends; Ten Cent sure to ask you all un that count, Mrs. Lee Kau Yan, Miss Lee Pun Stalls. Mr. Jorge Ribeiro and as well in consideration of the friends.

worthiness of the cause to make Kun, Mr. Lee Tai Sze, Mrs. Mu Bank, in charge of Mr. L. A. your pockets and purses as clastic Wing Chan, Mrs. G. Miller, Mrs. Barton and assistants,

Tsang Kel Nok, Miss Wong Suct possible, and Buy! Buying, Mrs. Wong Wai Lam and The following comprised the Bay it!

Mrs. Bazuar Committee-President, pleasure in declaring the Diocesan Yeung Yuk Shu, Mr. R. Dixon; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Bazaar

open. (Applause).

ĮArthus A. Alves.

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now have stuch

J. Noronha: on. Treasurer. Mr. Misa F. C. Woo also spoke, thanking Mrs. Borrelt and the General Committee:-Messrs. Bishop for the interest evinced in HJ. M. Noronha, 1.. A. Barton, N. U. | the schools' work,

Botelho, A. J. Rantis, Li Yat-chol. and others.

Amount Collected

The funds Collected by the So-a

The Bazaar

A fine show was made by over dozen different goods stalls.

From the Colleges-Miss E. S. Cheung Wing Kui. Miss Esther Atkins, Mrs. C. 1. Blanchett. Mrs. Kotewall, Rev. E. W. L. Martin, Rev. C. B, K. Sargent, Miss II. D. Sawyer and Mr. E. G. Stewart,

Stall Assistants General Stall:-Mrs. R. O. Hall, Vra, L. W. Amps, Mrs, W. B. A.

Wah-fim, Mrs. Lam Tin-sang, Mrs. Wong Tang-ng. Mrs. Yu Sze-wing and Mrs. Ma Ying-piu.

ciety Amounted to $10,712, which These carried the generous Moore, Alins J. Flex, Mrs. Wong is less than, last year, when the tions of a large number of firms, amount collected reached $13,- with the exception of the

wherein were displayed variety

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Fancy Goods: Teachers and students of St. Stephen's Girls' College.

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