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P & O-BRITISH INDIA (APCAR)TM AND EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN LINES

(Companies Incorporated in England.)

Taking Cargo an through Dill of Lading for STRAITO, JAVA & BURMA CEYLOR, INDIA, IRANIAN GULF, MAURITIUS, E. & 8. AFRICA. AUS. THALABIA, including NEW ZEALAND AND QUEENSLAND PORTS, RED BEA. EGYIT. EUROPE, ETC.

PENINSULA & ORIENTAL, FORTNIGHTLY DIRECT ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS (Under Contract with 11A, Government.)

All vessels may call at any ports on or off the route,-and the route and sil sailing are subject to change or davlation with or without notice.

Steamers

**BHUTAN

RANPURA *BEHAR

RAWALPINDI

CHITRAL CORFU CANTON CARTHAGE RAJPUTANA

RANCHI

Tons From M'Kong about!

6,000, 17th June

17,000 24th June..

0,000 1st July

17.000 8th July 15,000 22nd July 14,500 5th August 18,500) 10th August 14.800 2nd Sept. $7,000 10th Sept. 17,000 30th Sept.

Calls Casablanca. BRITISH INDIA "APCAR 8,000 17th June.

* Cargo only:

SHIRALA

TILAWA

SANTHIA

TALMA

SIRDHANA

10,000

1st July

2,000) 15th July

10,000) 20th July

|10,000 12th August,

Destination

D'bay, M'ectiles, Havre, L'don, Hull, 'bg, It'dam & A'werp.' 'B'bay, Marseilles & London.

'Bay, M'sellles, Havre, L'don, full,-11bg, 'dam & A'werp.- B'bay, Marseilles & London.

'bay, Marseilles & London. B'bay, Marseilles & London. B'bay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Marseilles & London. Bombay, Mursellies & London. Marseilles & London,

All vessels may call at Malta SAILINGS (SOUTIL)

S'pore, Port Swettenham, Penang Rangoon & Calcutta.

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DO.

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B. I. Apcar Line Steainers have excellent accommodation for 1st and 2nd Clas Dezsengers.

NANKIN

NELLORE

TANDA

EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN BAILINGS (BOUTIL)

7,000 30th June

7,000 4th Aug.

7,000 2nd Sept.

Manila, Robaul, Brisbane. Sydney, Melbourne

& Hobart

Regular monthly sallings from Hongkong to Shanghai and Japan and Irkong to Australia,

NELLORE

Hong Kong to Sydney-19 days. SAILINGS TO SHANGHAI & JAPAN,

14,500 0th July 10,000 8th July 1.000 7th July 7,000) 7th July 1

10.000| 20th July

CHITRAL

15,000 22nd June

CONFU TALMA *BURDWAN

CANTON

15,500 20th July

SIRDHANA

CARTHAGE

14,500 3rd Aug.

Cargo only.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan,

Shanghai & Japan,

Shangkat & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

Shanghai & Japan.

All dates are approximate and subject to alleration without notice. Parcels menuring not more than B e.f.t. will be received at the Company's Office up to noon on the day previous to asiling.

Tor Passage Rates, Handbooks, Treight, etc., apply

P.&O. B'ding, MACKINNON, MACKENZIE & CO:

Connaught R.C.

Agents

Phone 77711

CANADIAN=PACIFIC

Monday,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Evening Fashions Are Fancy Dress

HOW very difficult it is to make a choice this

season from among all tho models and all the different trends of fashion! Ench dressmaking house affirms energetically that his line alono la the right one, the line destined to be the great success of the year.

A sort of agreement has been reached ns for as day dresses are concerned-they are short and full-skirted. But the question of even ing-dress becomes vastly complicated- The most important dressmakers are in direct contradiction with each other.

Schiaparelli and Molyneux show dresses with a strong Directoire and First Empire influence, reminiscent of the fantastically lovely clothes of the Napoleonic belles.

These dresses are very narrow, with the waist just under the arms, sometimes with the skirt slit to the knee.

Molyneux has not hesitat- ed further to emphasise this trend by using materials typi- cal of that epoch; embroi- dered

Evening dress in bright blue seashell of blue, green and pink ostrich feathers trims

TO HONOLULU, Canada, UNITED STATES mousseline with ruffled skirt. A

and EUROPE

via Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe & Yokohama

EMTRESS OF RUSSIA

EMPRESS OF JAPAN via Honolulu

EMPRESS OF ASIA

EMPRESS OF CANADA via Honolulu

.7.00 a.m., Fri., June 23, Noon, Fri., July 7. .Noon, Fri., July 21. Noon, Fri, Aug. 4.

"Air-conditioned "equipment"on" "C.P.R. Trans-Continental-Trains

Frequent Canadian Paolüs Atlantie sallings to European Ports

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA

EMPRESS OF JAPAN

Union

Building

TO MANILA

.5.00 pm, Thurs, June 15. .Fri, Junn 30.

Canadian Pacific

Tolophono

20752

PRESIDENT LINER

SAILINGS

SAN FRANCISCO AND LOS ANGELES

via

SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA AND HONOLULU

bodice.

the

A Victorian Revival THE latest Victorian revival is small velvet handbags, which are being made to fix on the belt of evening dress. Grandmother

an

used to ellpa-tiny-bag- amongst the flounces of her crinoline-and the new fashion will save endless searching under sofas and flower. pots after a dance.

The most popular design of these litle clip-on bags is heart-shaped, fitted with divisions for lipstick, mirror, and comb, and can be had In all colours of velvet to match sash, elbow-length evening gloves, or the predominating colour in one the new patterned crepe-de-chine dresses.

of

The bag can be invisibly hooked to the waist or clipped on by a large square diamond brooch, the dia- monds repeated in a tiny flower clip won ninongst the curls on the fore- head.

Tasty Fish Dishes

Broakfast Kodgoreo

Substantial and nourishing and a welcome change.

Ingredients: lib, cold cooked figh (dried or fresh), 2oz. rice, 1oz..butter or margarine, i hard-boiled egg, salt and

pepper, hot butlered toast.

and bended satins-one of the most

characteristic of his models is in pale green satin embroidered with golden bees.

Tulle scarves vell the shoul- ders and fall softly along the

arms.

June 12, 1939.

MORNING CATHOLIC FESTIVAL

WEDDING

Mr. A. T. Godfrey And Miss C. I. Mellor

Shades of pink, with gold and cream for contrast, was the colour scheme chosen by the bride and her attendant on Saturday morning, when Mr. Alfred Trevor Codfrey married Miss Constance Ireene Mellor at St, An- ....drew's Church, Kowloon......

who is

Churches Celebrato Feast

Of Corpus Christi

With the pomp and ceremony,

Hongkong's Catholle community yes- terday celebrated the Solemnity of Corpus Christ. At 8 am, there was Solemn Pontifient Mass at the Catho- le Cathedral, Caine Road.

There was, Exposition of the Blessed Sherument all day, ond hundreds of young and old visited the Church throughout the day. In other Catholle Churches, groups of the faithful made special devotions.

At 5 pan., there was Solemn Vespers In the Cathedral, and fol lowing this there was a procession which was attended by representa- the tives of all religious associations and THE BRIDE,

daughter of Mr. J. A. Mellor, a large number of other people.

Later, there was Benediction of and the late Mrs. Mellor, of the Blessed Sacrament, offelated by Western Australia, was until re- Mons, H. Valtorta, and a sermon by cently nursing sister in charge of the Rev. Fr. D. Donnelly, s

| military familles in Kowloon.

forget-me-nots.

She wore a very pale pink geor-and currying pink rosebuds and gette gown cut on classical lines with a slight train effect. bannet-shaped hat of the

Mr. Kenneth W. Forron gave the Her bride away, and Sergeant Edmunds,

material was crownless and lined of the Royal Scots, acted na best man. The ushers were Messrs. Peter Wil- with cream pleated not, and finish-son, Jon Lodge, Sergeant Steer, Ser- ed with velvet ribbon bows. With geant Henderson and Sergeant A. this she wore cream lace mittens

Lang. and carried a sheaf of deep pink Rev, S. Hinchcliffe officiated at the gladioli with streamers matching ceremony, and Mr. J. R. M. Smith was at the organ. During the service the gown.

Miss Peggy Stoneman, as brides-the hymns "Love Divine" and "God maid, was attired in a rose pink alike who Mudest Earth and Heav.n" were

sung. and net gown with full frilled sleeves

The reception was held at the Roof corresponding frilling on the lower half of the skirt, Gold shoes, sash Garden of the Horigung Hotel, after and headdress completed her ensem- which Mrs. Bailey changed into an Crinoline frock in white organzable, which was set off by the early old-rose two-picco sult, with navy- laced with blue, green and pink

Victorian posy of mixed flowers that blue hat, shoes and ribbons, Black taffeta corsage

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with white organza bertha.

Almost all his dresses are green or blue: one dress is made of "pumings" of blue tulle PIGUET, Paquin and Ger- placed in a way that recalls the maine Lecomte prefer waves, with little white edgings

that are like foam.

gloves, The honeymoon is being spent at Repulse Day. of

Registry Weddings

归

she carried,

"The bridegroom is the only son Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Godfrey, of Lee, London. He is a chartered surveyor; and is at present Assistant Govern- Mr. T. J. Gould, Deputy Registrar ment Assessor. He is also attached of Marringes, omelated at eight Chi- to the 2nd Battery of the Hongkongnese weddings at the Registry on Volunteer Defence Corps.

Saturday morning. They were Rev. J. R. Higgs, Vicar of St. An-follows: drew's, officiated at the ceremony, Mr. Tsang Shiu-cheung, sanitary and Mr. Rupert Baldwin was at the inspector and A.R.P. Instructor, to Miss Leung Suk-yce, third doughter Lt. Col. O. C. Shackleton, LA.M.C.. of Mr. Leung Cheuk-u, senior verna- the bride away, and Mr. W. cular master of Queen's College. The witnesses were Mrs. Tsang Wai-hing and the bride's father.

gave

Mr. Tam Cheuk-fan, clerk at the lan, teacher, of 521, Nathan Road. Peninsula Hotel, to Miss Lam Wal- The witnesses were

ere Messrs, Li Shau-

crinolines.

Alix is of their opinion and Mainbocher likes brilliant organ. seems to have deserted com- evening dresses. His are in pletely the draped dress for tulle, very voluminous, em-Bastin undertook the duties of best Second Empire hoop skirts. broidered In paillettes, and to man.

The Some place the hoop at the remind us (I suppose it must be

reception was held at the height of the knees, others place that) that nothing is as gay and and Mrs. Levelt acting as host and Peninsula Hotel, Major E. Levett it at the hem, and still others festive as a peasant's costume, hostess. do away with it and use stiff several of them have tight. The honeymoon is being spent in sham and Lam Pak-to. tulle petticoats which accentuate bodice and square aprons in Malaya. Mrs: Godfrey chose as her Mr. Pal Wan-yuek, secretary of the the width of the dress.

scintillating paillettes or sequin going-away dress a charming model Central Trust of China, to Miss La embroideries.

In navy-blue ninon with cream pleat-Hang, teacher, ot 22, Wing. Sing ed petticoat effect. The frock fen- Street. The witnesses were Messrs. They are rather eccentric, but tured cream pleated collar and cuffs, Pal Ching-jul and Li Kwan-tong, AND then other houses, extremely pretty.

while hat, shoes, bag and gloves were Many evening dresses look to mutch." and Schiaparelli, have bustle like fancy-dress disguise this frocks. In certain models, par- season. 'ticularly those of Schiaparelli,

Flake the fish, boll-and-dry- the--|- rice. To boll risc, plunge washed rice into boiling waler and cook until the grains can be rubbed be- tween the Anger and thumb without feeling a hard core. Dry in colan- der before fire or in a warm oven am for a few minutes."

OLEL

S S "PRESIDENT TAFT"

SS "PRESIDENT. CLEVELAND"

S S "PRESIDENT PIERCE"

SS "PRESIDENT COOLIDGE"

S. S. "PRESIDENT TAFT"

5 S "PRESIDENT CLEVELAND"

SAILS JUNE 10th at 12.01 JUNE 30th at 12.01 JULY 14th at 12.01 JULY 29th at 10.00 AUG. 12th at 8.00 AUG. 20th at 0.00

am.

a.m

a.mm

8.m

--And fortnightly thereafter

NEW YORK AND BOSTON VIA SUEZ

8. S. PRESIDENT, GARFIELD"

S S "PRESIDENT MONROE"

SAILS JULY 7th at 12.00 Noon JULY 21st at 9.00 pm.

And fortnightly thereafter.

MANILA

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Put the rice and fish into a sauce. pan with butter or margarine and seasoning. Sür well until hot. Pilo on a hot dish and decorate with chopped hard-boiled egg,

pared overnight and heated up.

This dish can be convenlerilly pre- |

Souttle for Suppor

| Light, digestible, ideal for aupper.

8 S. "PRESIDENT CLEVELAND" SAILS, JUNE 23rd at 1.00 am. Ingredients: One breakfast cupful

SS "PRESIDENT PIERCE"

S S "PRESIDENT. GARFIELD"

-S-"PRESIDENT COOLIDGE"

JULY 7th at 1.00 am of flaked fish, I tablespoonful of but- JULY 7th at 12.00 Noonler, 2 eggs, 1 tablespoonful of four, JULY 21st at 9:00 pm. 2 tablespoonfuls of breadcrumbs, i cupful of fish stock or milk, salt,, 1 teaspoonful parsley.

AMERICAN ⋆

PRESIDENT LINES

"ROUND WORLD SERVICES

Pedder Street

Telephone 28171,

Method: Melt the butter in a pan, stir in the four and cook for a

minute, ndd the milk or stock gradually. Stir until thick, then re- move from heat, add the flaked fish, breadcrumbs,parsley, salt and the cgg yolks.

Lastly, fold in the suffty whisked cgg-whiten. Pour into a buttered, ple-dish, and bake in a slow oven, |mark 2, for 35. minutes,

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A Military Wedding

the scene of a pretty military QT. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL was

when Mrs. Dorothy Emily Pratt, of wedding on Saturday afternoon 11, Gap Road, Hongkong, became

Some women at a dance were the bustle is only suggested by Napoleonic, others in hoop a bow that terminates an apron skirts, and the hostess and one drapery, others are made of or two others were in bustle superimposed ruffles.

the bride of C.Q.M.S. Arthur Bai Still again there are houses Each one was charming in-ley, of the Royal Scots.. such as Bruyere, Lelong and dividually, but the whole, did Chanel who refuse to be inspired look rather like a costume ball. by another epoch and show us

modern.

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Mr. Ho Ga-yu, merchant. to Migs Mut Suk-lin, of 28, Hill Road. The witnesses were Ho Wing-chuen and Mul Po-chi.

Mr. Leung Yun-hung, clerk, to Miss Road, The witnesses, Woo Kwok-ching, of 124, Kennedy were Mes- Yin-wan. dames Chan Tang-shi and Leung

Mr. ip Pok-man, merchant, to Miss Cheng Yun-ning, of 816, Canton Road. The witnesses were Messrs. Ip Yan-sang and Cheng Hoy-shing.

The bride wore a dainty frock of blue French net with navy-blue hat Mr. Ho Dak, foreman at the Sworn trimmed with pink flowers, and car- Measurers Office, to Miss Leung Lan- dresses which are resolutely The different epochs seem to

ying, of 173, Reclamation Street, ried a bouquet of forget-me-nota.

She was attended by Mrs. Mc- The witnesses were Messrs, Ho Wol- clash with each other when seen Laughlen, matron-of-honour, chuen and Leung Kam-wing. together, and though the 'gen-wearing smart floral dress and Mr. Ng Show-lung, clerk of the LELONG has made his en- eral view of the room is amusing by Mary McLaughlen, as flower-girl, to Miss Auyang, Nyul-zoh, of log

Vegetable carrying a bouquet of pink roses, and Chinese

oil Comporation, tire collection under the it suffers a little as far as wearing a powder-blue net frock, Caroline Hill Road. The witnesses sign of the sea-there-are elegance is concerned,

poke bonnet, blue shoes and mittens, were Mr. and Mrs. Jackson H.-Lao,-.. billowing ruffles, wave effects, This is something which t trimmings of sea-shells or sen- was impossible to realise in the weeds.

dressmaking houses.

Eyeful Of Beauty

OT only do eyes reflect the inner world. They reflect also

a good deal of ugliness. The modern world is certainly an uglier place than it used to be: at the same time, civilisation de- mands a high standard of beauty in its women.

You must have noticed how the eyes shine and lighten when looking at something lovely-a sunset, a view, even a fine stage or cinema setting. And the smile which greets something plea- sant to look at is certainly beautifying to the eyes. It follows that anybody whose eyes are not often brightened by looking at loveliness will not find it easy to have a very bright or beautiful. expression; though a woman may achieve something by a lot of "inner beauty" or by creating a sort of synthetic charm.

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| NYONE, therefore, who would like to be beautiful must not only look A after akin, hair and health, but must have an eye to her surroundings.

In simpler times ordinary living was not so ugly as it is now. The complication of modern Inventions had not made it possible for people to make quite so many mistakes; there were quiet streets and ordinary little houses that did not particularly good and bad design-between offend the eye and might even honest simplicity and complicated please it

pretentiousness.

In the meantime we in our lives In the same way, the ordinary things people needed-cups, saucers, can follow the saying: "Never have furniture and clothes-were simpler, anything in your house which you And wherever you get simplicity do not know is useful or belleve to

ba beautiful." you get an approach towards beauty,

Let us But as mechanised civilians pro-

make all our purchases gressed people naturally tried to with this aim in view, remembering moke use of all its amazing pas always that when in doubt the sibilities, and they are stil! trying! simple unadorned object 1

la best, and a beautiful material is more WI/HAT can we do to provide a important than pretty decoration, In W beautiful setting, for ourselves? this way gradually we can help We can only hope to begin by doing bulid a new standard of beauty in a bit of thinking on the subject; Hying and allow our own "looks „to There should be people in the reflect surroundings. that are a de- schools who would teach our chi light to the eye. dren how to discriminató between

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