On Wednesday some thirty members of Japanese the Red Cross Society—_ arrived at Shanghai en route for England and France. The party is under the charge of Dr. Hiroshige Shiwots, and includes three doctors one pharmacist, twenty-one nurses, two chief and nineteen assistants, two interpreters, and one clerk. The party is due to leave Shanghai on Friday by the Fushimi Maru. All except five nurses bound for England will leave the boat at Marseilles and will proceed to the front and establish a special field hospital. The five nurses will go on to England and join the main party which left Japan recently travelling vid the United States. This section of the Mr. R. B. Hurry gave sri orga recital in the Cathedral on Monéty evening. The attendance was of Large, the audience being lat numerous than urnal on these casions, and the fact that the m citals are not so. popular ax th generally deserve to be may counted for by the necessary unity tions to which the programme it subject. The organist, whose ing throughout was excellent, ort for the first time the prelnds ani fugue in E. Minor, by J. 8. Bek Tt was impressive, and _perbert just a little confounding, though! note to the programme said lit the prelude would be easily "rey ed and be at once een to bet development of single moti To follow this abstruse and nicolly perfect piece of music ed like nothing #0 much ar gine society's workers will remain in England and be attached to one of the hospital world. Perhaps that is why On Thursday," the party was fugues of Bach are not exit entertained at the Japanese Club popular, The "Adagio #ef by the Japanese Women's Ansocia-Allegro fugato" (Sohn Stank) tion of Shanghai and the Shanghai "Adeste Fideles" (Thomas Adam, branch of the Japanese Red Cross and the graceful "Fantasie Society, and on Friday the doctors (Saint-Saens) were the most pli were entertained to luncheon by i numbers in an excellent pr the French Consul-General, M. gramme, which was concluded rit Kahn. a fantnsis on Christmas Carl (Alan Gray). quotations from alt
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