VISITORS LIST.

WINDSOR HOTEL, ALEXANDRIA.

Mr G. Edelman, Mr. 8.0.A,G. Panas, Mi Joseph Dornbusch, Mr. and Mrs Othmer Neuscheller, Mr. W. Botton, Mr. F.W. Pade, Mr. G. Robson, "Mr. N.. Fornkurist, Miss Camper, Mr. J. H. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. G. Sakakini, Mr. H. Abravanelli, Mr. W. Dixon, Dr. and Mrs. J.L. Karanter, Mr. R.B. Rosen- thal, Mr. L.B. Day, Mr. H.A. Helbauvi, Mr. Coben, Mr. G. Vlandi, Mr. V. Cosmetato, Mr H. Gipson, Mr. F. Backarjian, Mr. R. Ghisi, Mrs. V. C. Kachab, Mr. N. Martin, Mr. G Dufield, Mr. A. Eid Bey, Mr. F. Monnet, Mr, and Mrs Wm. Franch, Mr. George Varges, Mr. Abd-el-Megid Bey, Mr. W. Polimeris, Baron Nicolas Chedeuvre, Amin Aly Bey, Mr. G. Engel, Mr. W. Bernard, Metre B. Zinzos, Mr. G. Bicbara, Mr. M.B. Sossoyan. Mr. V. Sideris, Mr. P. Parker, Mr. Alb Secudi, Mr. WE. Mighell, Mr. A. Sebton, Mr. H. Porthos, Mr. | John Price, Mr. J. Pirkins, Mr. W. Bernard, Mr H. Wild, Dr. J. Carpenter, Mr. George Varies, Miss P. Muller, Mrs. V. Aslanidis, Mr Constopoalo, Mr. G@ Robinson, Mrs. P. Belli, Mr. G. Parker, Mr. N. Rothihger, Mr. Joseph Albabary, Dr. Gotschlich F., Mr. N. Colucci, Mr. Vah. 8S. Sevasly, Mr. Johan Bayer, Mr. H. Righton, Mr. G. Portougalopoulo, Mr. W. F. Bendel, Mr. H. Stephans, Mr. W. Marshall, Mr. R. Silley, Mr. Daniel .Debbas, Mr. Ru- dolph Mordo, Mr. J.W. Mott, Mr. A. Fauzy, Mr. and Mrs. Silver Dowson, W. E. Meghell, Mr. V.Sebton, Mr. H. Tambouras, Mr. N. B Long, Mr S. Black, Mr. B. Sandrezky, Mr. Carcas, Mr Biistani, Mr, Devillieri, Mr..and Mrs. Estieme, Mr A. El-Wahab Knil, Mr. G, Césarano, Mr. Botton, Mr. Gilliotti, Mr. Laza- rini, Mr. Pachon, Mr. Sain Lacani, Mr. Leoto Asher, Mr Zintzos. Mr. Zahar, Mr. Benzakiel, Mr. Joh. M. H. Ewing, Misses Cocks, Ayrout Bey, Mr. Stamm, Mr. C. Salvavo, Mr. Silley; Mr. Ibrahim Bey.

SAVOY HOTEL, CAIRO.

Omar Bey Sultan, Countess Wanda Chamaré, Mme. Feliciani, Baron Jacques de Menasce, Mr. and. Mrs. A. F. Cresswell, Mr. Charles Lawrence, Mr. Maurive Ellison, Dr. ~- Pater, Mrs. Fellows, Miss Fellows, Dr. and Mme, Lahnstein, Directear Neureiter, Mme. Emily Sursock, Mr. V. Sursock, Mr: Jas. McDonald and family, Mrs. and Miss Moncure Robinson, Baron von Dippe, Mr. L. Ach and Mr. H. Ach, Mr. J. Binney, Lady Marjorie Binney, Lieut, Colonel Gordon- Wilson, Miss M. Cochrane, Mrs. Echales, Miss Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Percy, Chase, Dean Alvord, Mrs. Alvord, Baron de Villenfangue, Marquis de Fioravanti, Comte Jean Thun. Mrs. and Miss A. Schuyler-Ross, | Mr. and Mme. von Meyer-Startzhausen, Baron vou Hewald, Baron von Pontz, Baron von der | Decken, Mr. Paul Koop and: party, Mrs. | Eleanor Barlow, Mr. and Mme. A. Lehmann, |Mr. Achille Fould, Miss Isabel Gray, Mts. Wood, Mr. Thomson Munroe, Mr and Mrs. A. Young, Mr.- and Mrs. Dofrene, | Dr. Comyus . Berkeley, Mr. Gardner, Mr. |Clarence Wilson, Dr. Max Meisels, Mr. Hildesheimer, Mr and Mme Zahar, Mr. Frank | J. Usher, Mr. George-Viclara, The Countess of Rosslyn, Mr and Mrs. Oatley, Mr. Bacos, Mr. T. C. Owen, Mr. R. A. Owen, Mr. and Mme Lucien Weil, Mr. Barnard, Comte and Com- tesse de Leusse, Mr. Stefan Dervillé, Mlle Dervillé. Mme Thibouville, Mr. C. M. Macgill Crighton, Marquis Salvago Raggi, Mr. J. E. Hebbert, Mr. Grahain Morrison, Mr. and Mme Charlier, Mr. R. A. Stephenson, Mrs. Steven- son, Mr Ambroise Zervadachi, Mr, and Mrs: W. Sandower, Mrs. Macrory, Mr. H.C. Wills, Mrs. and Miss Foster, Miss Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Bernheimer.

SEMIRAMIS HOTEL, CAIRO.

The small dance at the Semiramis Hotel, laat Wednesday was one of the most success- ful. Many big dinner parties preceded the dance Lady Oppenheimer with a party of seven, Miss Cochrane, Lady and Miss Allen, Excellency and Mme. von Brauer, Ministre d'Etat. Me Kenneth Speir hada party. of six, Judge Royle a party of fourteen. Mrs. Mac Lean, Mr. Grainger Stewart, Miss Joseph,Capt. Ponsonby, Mrs. and Miss Fitz Clarence, Lient. R C! Orred, Col. and Mrs. Parker, Major Stevenson, Mr. S. H. Trimen, Mr. A. de | Bikinski, Capt, and Mrs. Dunbar, H.H. Princess | Duleep Singh, Mrs, and. Missde Garey, Mr. land Miss d'Andria, Messrs. Adda, Mr. F.C. | Staden, Mr. H. Ward Boys, Mrs. Volan, Mr. } and Mrs. Granville Alexander, Mrs. and the | Misses Hagne, Miss Tapper At midnight | nearly all the tables in the supper rooms were again engaged

LUXQR HOTEL.

The popular Luxor Hotel has opened again lita doors for the season and great is the namber of visitors who have arrived lately both by. steamer and rail. Amongst the latest arrivals are :

Rev. and Mrs, Cross, Dr. and Mrs. 'Laufer, | Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Haynes, Mrs. Rose C. Morgan, Mrs. B. K. Woodward, Mrs, 8. 1. | Drane, Miss. O. C. Phelps, Miss Larned, Miss | J Gerber, Mr Michleham, Mr. William Dunn, | Mrs. Blunt, Miss Nassy Westrop, Mr. and Mrs. | Hugh de Haveland, Herr Waltier Thomas, | Monsieur Teuerdjian, Mr. William Fraser, Mr. | William Redpath, Mrs Joseph A. Ingalls, Mr. Horace B. Ingalls, Sir Montagu Pollock, Mr. A. C. Rayner Wood, Mrs. Itraghan, Mrs. Nat- tian Abbott, Mrs D. Cooksey, Mr. A. Millaire, Mr. H. Pellet, Mr. Harvey W. Miller, Mr. and | Mrs. Cav. Nino Puceide Rennisichi, Mra. J. A. | Cadell, Mr. and Mrs. Warrick, Rev. Ph. W. and Mrs. Ph. W. Harvey, Sir W. and Lady Willcocks, Mr. Hollwith Courrier, Mr and Mrs. 0. E. Hall, Monsieur Charles Noreme, Arthur P. Roche, Mr. and Mrs. Monsieur lee, Mr. Alfred G Houston, Signor E. | Neechi, Capt..0. Raccina, Mr. D. Eahine, Mra. | L. D. Nathan, Mr. David L. Nathapv, Mr, and

Mrs. Mathew; Mr. G.-Wyatt, Mrs Annie Foller, Mr. A. N. Paul, J:8. de Castro Barbes, Courrier Biagio Torrirlli, Mr. and" Mrs. Louis Schuhmacher, Miss Feyaleyson, Mra. Cecilia A. White, Miss V. Hermandez, Frau Both- mann, Trl. Wegener.

The Misses Collins of Edinburgh (who have been guests at the Luxor Hotel for the last 15 years) have taken up their quarters at this Hotel forthe rest of the season.and are enjdying the pure warm and. good air amongst the palm trees of the Luxor Hotel garden which bas no rival in Egypt. Among those expected short- lyare Colonel. M. Lindsey; Mr.-and Mrs. E P. Platt, Miss M. Platt, Mr. and Mrs. M. Cohn, Monsieur, Madame von. Nievelt, Mz..and Mrs. Marcel Semtal, Mrs: Puller; Mr-Collios Morton, Mrs. Hollander, Mrs. Rose, Miss Gibson, Mra. Pather, Mra. Frére, Mrs. A. H. Taoroer, Fras Dr. Tiirkheim, Miss Norton, Mrs. Morrill, Mr, and Mrs. H. von Norrill, Miss Mekking, Miss Ebba Richarth, Mr. Bayer, Mrs. K. ©. Holt, Captain C: Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Lepparth Smith, Mr. J. Myan, Rev. J. A. Ealand, Mr. T.C. Ealand, Mr. Laveland.

K.S.C.

GORDON OUP POLO TOURNAMENT.

To-day's matches were quite interesting, the handicapping, with the exception of the second match, working out well.

First Match.

K.0.S.B. Subalterns I. K.0.8.B,Subalterns II.

Red. White.

Mr. Cooper I. +8. Mr. Grey +12.

» Wylie IL » Crake.

» Kirkpatrick (back). ,, Jackson.

» Furber III. » Pennyman (back).

This was rather a sticky game—at the beginning ofthe third chukker reds weré 11 goals to Subalterns II. 12 goals, but they failed to make the extra point and were defeated by the margin of 1 goal.

Second Match.

60th Rifles B. Coldstream Gds. No. III.

Mr. Launders+7. Mr. Soames.

Capt Kennedy 2. » Paget.

» Hawley. » Baurten.

», Willan. » Campbell.

The 60th scored goals in great form Capt. Kennedy especially being at his best. The Coldstream Guards team III are all beginners, but never lost heart and each:player ii his turn played well and gave promise of better things in the future. The 60th won by 5 goals

3rd Match.

K.0.S.B. Field Officera and 'Tigers.

Captains + 5 goals. Seratch.

Capt. Leigh. Mr. Napier.

Capt. Kennedy. Capt. Bartlett.

Capt. Stoney. Capt. Danbar.

Col. Macfarlane Capt. Eden.

This was a great match. The first Chukker the K.0.8.B. managed to keep the ball away from their goal, and at the end of the. second chukker the Tigers had. ouly seored «1 point. Their shots at goal on several occasions only just failed. The third chukker they scored 2 goals more and were 3 to 5 at the commence: ment of the 4th period. Mr. Napier with a good shot brought the score to 4 goals to 5, and Capt. Dunbar with a difficult angle shot made the score level. The bell rang and it was necessary to play anextra Chukker and during the first 2 miautes Capt. Dunbar made the win- ning shot, the Tigere winning by 1 goal. Capt. Bartlett played an excellent game. for the win- ners. The K.O.S.B. played up well, Capt. Stoney being especially conspicuoos. They woold per- haps have done better had they played a defen- sive game, rather than forcing the attack. Col. Macfarlane at back, considering he had about the best No I in Cairo up against him, did splendid .work.

The semi-finals will be played to-morrow and finals on' Monday

Squash Racquets.

Mr. F. Watson (—6) defeated Mr. Boys (—5) in the finals of the squash racquet han- dicap tournament.

Tennis Tournament.

An American tournament is now being played at Ghezireh. There are 15 couples entered. Some keen contests are anticipated.

Credit Fonoler Egyptien

Messieurs les Actionnaires sont convoqués 4 |'Assemblée Générale Ordinaire qai aura lien le Vendredi 31 Janvier 1908 48 heures de 'aprés-midi au Siége Social au Caire.

Onpre pv Jour

1. Lecture du Rapport da Conseil d'Admi- nistration sur les affaires sociales ;

2. Lecture du Rapport des Censeurs ;

3°. peeeaten des comptes et fixation du ividende pour l'exercice 1907 ;

4°. Nomination d'Administrateurs ;

5°. Nomination de deux Censeurs pour l'e- xercice 1908.

Tout porteyr,de 50 actions a le droit diassia- ter 4 |'Assemblée Générale et conformément a l'article 28 des statute; les gotioms devront étre dépesées '

an te : au plortard le 30 Janvier 1908.

rope : au plus tard le 20 Janvier 1908.

Les dépots seront recus :

au Caire =; au Bi @ Social :

& Alexandrie: aa Crédit Lyonnais ;

& la Banque de 'Paris et des

Pays- Bas,

au Crédit Lyonnais,

a la SovtéteGénérale pour fa- voriser le - dével ent do : Commerce et de l'Indtiétrie .en France,

au Comptoir National .d'Eae- le Société Généeale de Lieddit & la t i Ind. & Comm . ;