1950-03-18 — Page 5

Hongkong Telegraph

WEEK-END PICTORIAL MAGAZINE

Saturday,

Mar. 18, 1950

PICTURE taken on the occation of the christening of Marion Elizabeth, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E. H. Clayton, at the Hongkong Union Church. (Ming Yuen!

GROUP picture taken on the occasion of a dinner given by Spanish friends at the Mira- mar Hotel, to welcome the tennis players, Mr and Mrs Horaldo Weiss (front row, second and fifth from left) and Mr Pedro Masip, seated on Mr Weiss' right. (Main- land Studio)

SCENE at the Hongkong Cricket Club ground last week at the ceremonial parade of 40 Commando. HE the Governor. Sir Alexander Grantham, who inspected the parade and took the salute, is seen in picture on right with Brig. C. R. Hardy, commanding the 3rd Commando Brigade. Following them is Licut-General Sir Robert Mansorgh, GOC-in-C. (Telegraph Staff Photographer)

LEFT: Mrs T. R. Rowell, wife of the Director of Education, presenting a prize at the annual gradua- tion day of King George V School last week. Below: The programme of enter- tainment on the occasion included selections by the School choir, here scen being conducted by Miss D. H. Simpson, music mistress. (Telegraph Staff Photographer)

ABOVE and at right are three pictures taken at the staff dance given by Messrs Lanc, Crawford, Ltd. at the Cafe Wiseman to celebrate the Company's centenary,

In picture above, Mr F. C. Barry, chairman of the board of directors, and Mr A. W. Brown, managing director, are fourth and fifth From the left. (Telegraph Stall Photographer)

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WEDDING at the Kowloon Union Church last Saturday.

Mr William Lobban and his bride, formerly Miss Joan Mary Mackinnon, with their attendants after the ceremony. (Telegraph Staff Photographeri

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