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Hongkon g Telegraph

MCM SUCCESSUS

WEEK-END PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

Saturday

Dec. 4, 1948

ST

ANDREW'S

BALL

SCOTS residents gathered in force at the Peninsula Hotel last week, when St Andrew's Society hold its annual Ball. It was a brilliant affair, and was attended by His Excellency the Governor and Lady Grantham, who are

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W. at the left with Dr. Andorson, Chieftain of the Society. and Mrs Anderson. Above is a section of the ballroom during the progress of a traditional Scottish dance. (Photos: Francis Wu). In lower picture at loft are some prominent residents who attended: from loft-Prof. F. A. Redmond, Mrs Mackichan, Prof. R. K. M. Simpson, Mrs Redmond, Mrs Simpson and Mr A. S. Mackichan. Below: Chief Inspector T. G. Mackay and party. (Telegraph Staff Photographor)

SIR Robart Ho Tung, who

has sorved the Po Loung

Kuk as Permanent Advisor

for Over 50 years, was presented with a silver cup

by tho Directors of the institution last week. Sir

Robert, above, returns thanks for the gift. Left: HE tho Governor, Sir Alexander Grantham, photo- graphed on an inspection of a children's class run by

the institution. (Ming

Yuon)

LEFT: Mr Richard Milncs

Hallows and Miss Dorothy Rhona Emelie Wright leaving

St John's Cathedral after their wedding last Saturday. bridegroom is in His Majesty's Foreign Service. (Telegraph Staff Photographer).

The

RIGHT: Mr Seto Kwok-keung

and his bride, Miss Kong Yuct-fong, posc with their attendants after their wedding

at tho Roman Catholic

Cathedral last week. (Golden

Studio)

HRH Prince Axel, cousin of the King of Denmark, who visited Hongkong this wook, mot the press at the Repulse Bay Hotel on Tuesday. The Prince, who is chaliman of the East (Telograph Staff Asiatic Co., Ltd., is third from loft in a dark suit in the picture above.

Photographar)

PICTURE:taken on Monday evening at a rounion dinnor of members of the Royal Scots in Hongkong. (Golden Studio)

PICTURE...taken_at_the_birthday party of Miss Alwyn Moran at

the Hongkong Hotel last Saturday. Daughter of Inspector H.NG Moran,

Alwyn

was

12 on the day.

Photographer

(Telograph Staff

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