'The local production will have a Other scores wore: Mrs, Wiiliamtwo nights' run at the Chinese son with a card of three up, and Mr YMCA, beginning on Friday next J. 8, Mackenzie with a score of two up.
Mira Fitzxerald went around Personal Briefs Friends in Hongkong have been 0-38-50. This automatleatly red her handicap. from" 33. to" 19. Mrs interested in a report from London which announced the birth of @ fon Winiamron's score was 00-10-68, and {to Mr. and Mrs. John Alexande: her handlenp comes down to Mev Mockennle took "07-33-04, Nanking, Mr. Alexander is British Vice-Consul there, new handicap being 24
Annual Meeting 'The annual general meeting of the Ladies' Section of the Royal Hong-Kong Golf Club is to be held at the Helena May Institute on November The following are the results of the principal competitions held during the past year:
Championship 1984-Winner, Mrs. Tottenham; Runner-up, Mrs. Sheldon.
Railway Cup-Winner, Miss Machi Runner-up, Mrs. D. 8, Lambert Taggart Cup-Winner, Miss Mack Runner-up, Mrs. W. J. E, Mackenz'e.
Captain's Cup-Winner, Mrs. Sheldon; Runner-up, Mrs. J) B. Ross.
Ross Cup-Winner, Mrs, Rivers; Runner-up, Mrs, Dovey, Happy Valley Knock-out-Winner, Mrs, Lissaman; Runner-up, Leigh Garner, Cheero Club Donald Ballantyne, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Ballantyne, won the Shirley Temple painting competition which was held during the week that Baby Took her Bow in Hongkong. Incidentally, it has been rumoured here that' Shirley is really seven years old, instead of five, which just one more instance of the way that stars try to conceal their Miss Frances Kelley is returning to Shanghai, after a fortnight's visit in the Colony. Miss Kelley has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. O'Neill Just a year ago she was bride's maid at the O'Neill-Kirkbride wedding which took place in Hongkong.
'A. son was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. G. M. Wilson at the War Memorial Hospital here last. Tuesday.
News has been received here of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnson in Blunsdon, Swindon, They were formerly" Hongkong residents.
Lady Peel, wife of the Governer, will open the new "Cheero" Club on 'Thursday, November 1. This clubhouse, which will fil an'even greater need among Service men than the old building was able to do, has been made possible by a large' number of subscriptions. Women have been especially active in raising the necessary funds. All friends of the {institution will be welcome on Thursday afternoon.
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