Everard Fraser: Impressive Testimony to the Men Who Fell In the presence of a large gathering of members, representative of all the Allied nations, Sir Everard Fraser, xK.c.m.c., H. M. Consul-General, on Wednesday evening unveiled the handsome memorial tablet which has been erected in the Shanghai Club to the memory of members who fell in the Great The memorial, which occupies the centre bay of the south wall of the main hall, presents in a subdued manner a certain richness of colour and delicacy of detail. The main panel, on which the names of the members who were killed in the Great War have been incised, is of white Carrara marble set: in a bronze surround.
Flanking this panel are fluted Ionic pilasters of Paonazzo marble—of a beautiful deep yellow colour—with bronze capitals and bases, whilst the pediment and entablature above is also executed in Paonazzo with. bronze Antefixae and sur mourtted by a bronze Acroteria bearing the symbol of Resurrection. In the centre of the pediment the crest of the Club appears surrounded by wreaths and branches of laurel in bronze. Below the large panel bearing the names is placed a shrine-like marble tablet bearing the inscription "A Jo Gloire de nos Morts."" Surrounding the memorial proper the entire wall surface has been panelled in white Carrara marble whilst flanking the centre feature are two palm leaves executed in bronze symbolizing Peace.
The entire work was carried out from detail drawings made by the 2
Wingrove—and executed in Italy by Mr. Raoul Bigazzi, of Florence.
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The following are the names inscribed on the Roll of Honour 'G. Berry L. Bourgeat J. A. Brand
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