The evening's entertainment began with songs by Serafim Strelkoff, globe-trotting Russian baritone, and was followed by a delightful Spanish act by two young artistes who have just arrived from Spain. The ever Popular Marty Sands and Mildred Dawn next gave a. singing and @ancing act, anda charming little lady singer called Dixie Francis delighted everybody with her husky southern drawl. An apache dance by Kravshenka and Fokien and Miss Verna Gordon's exquisite Contin. ental Dance" completed a delightful programme.
Dancing went on afterwards until far into the night. "At the crucial moment, when even the most energetic were beginning to feel a trifle weary and hungry, bacon and eggs, piping hot, appeared as though by magic at the bar.
Amongst the many guests present were noticed Sir Victor Sassoon, Dr. and Madame Wellington Koo, Count and Countess de Courseulles, Mr. and Mrs. Bang How, Mr. and Mrs. Tsuye@ Pel, Dr. and Mrs. ¥, C. Wen, Mr. W.
Painter, Miss Matilda and Miss tala Chien, Mr. and Mrs, Howard Norris, Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Dunlap,
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