During the tea time and throughout the afternoon the band of HIM. Cumberland played selections and the garden was goy with flags and bunting, Kindly lent by the H.M.S, Cumber land which also provided sailors to assist with children's games, Potato Faces, boat rides in the pond, chutes and other games entertained the children while their elders sauntered about the lovely garden or just sat, asked and chatted with friends in the brilliant sunshine, The British Residents Association Commitice includes. Mr, Arnhold Mr, J, N, Bates, Mr. N, G. Beale, Mr. R, W. Davis, Mr. Ni B. Doodha, Mr. S, M. Bdwards, Mirs, Ford, Mr. OF, Harris, Mr, W. J. Mawkings, Mr. J. R. Jones, Mr. John Keswick, Mr. RG, MacDonald, Brigadier-General B, Macnaghten, Mr, 8. H. Peok, Mr, R, J. E, Price. Mr. A, Pullen, "Mr. R.'D. K, Silby, Mr. 'S, P. Simpson, Mer, P. R. M. Waits, Mr, LIG, W! Woodhead and Mrs, Gites, The fine weather gave the ladies an opportunity to attend the affair in garden party frocks, Lady Knatehbull Hugessen wore a long dress of bright coloured floral print on a black background, a small black hat and silver fox furs. Mrs, Telfer-Smollett wore cream Jace garden party frock and Mrs, Hawkings wore a black and white print, Miss -Ethelwynne Hawkings wore green and_ white checked organdy and Miss Dorothy Hawkings, white organdy, embroider-fed in pastel shades, view of the friendly relations between Great Britain and China, the First Special District Citizens Federation has issued a clveular instructing its member shops in the Settlement to fly national fags celebration of the Coronation on 12, Mr. Lin Kong-hou, chairman the Federation, will offer greetings 10 the local British consular oMeials on behalf of the Federation, sion with puff sleeves and a posie flowers in front.
Miss Doreen Bowden, the daughter of Mr. V. G. Bowden, the Australian Trade Commissioner, and Mrs, Bowfden, made her bow in a frock of white chiffon with' very full skirt, a belt of gold leaves and wold shoes.
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