ge of Mise M.A. oH. Thompson is due to take place at the Union Church, Hongkong, on September 7.
Da, Ralph V of the Me Mir who has been spendire six the' in the Language School, har left Pking ter Freckow where will be the President of the Anslo-Chinese College, the chest Sin Skinner and Lady Turner left on Sorday for Tsingtao on the Sskoki Maru for a short holiday.
Lonpox, Aug. 26—The death is announced of Major-Gereral_Reginal Mitford at the age of $6.—Reuter.
Lonpox, Aug. rsnonneed of Sir George Dashwood nef inman Goldie at the rge of 72 that province.
Reuter. the new Councillor Peking.
THe wedding of Mite Irene Louise Mart ard My. John Stew-mise, took place ct the Ohta.
British Legation Chapel Inst return to Toke. will Lo brewsted to the the Minkter ard accredited agement Vivian Geoffrey, seemd son bs Changeha, Huron, toft for Home.
Tate Mr. F. Smyth. of Hong:
ind Mrs, Smyth, of Oxshott Sarrey, and Joyce, only child of Captain F. Creagh-Osborre, RX. und the Into Mrs. A.
Worp has been received haze the Young General. Chane Hang, son of Marshal Chang Tse-lin and Commander-in-chief of the Fengtien Army, will pay another' visit to Shanghai in the near future to confer with Admiral Yang Shu-chuang, Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, regarding the disposal of the feet Tur new Chinese Minister ty Moscow, Mr, Sun Pao-chi, reesived letter weaned round a live Kartridge, The letter said that on arrival in Moscow he must demand that the Rus-ian Government make ocd to the Chinese losses through depreciated roubler, or he would be shut, It is reported that CT. Wang received a postal packets says the "Cestead China Creagh-Osborne, of Ditten Park, Langley, Bucks, A marriage wil shortly tuke place between E. L. Price, c.f" one, of Karachi, eldest son of the late E. A. Price and Mrs. Price, 2, Spencer Road, Strawberry Hill, Middlesex, and. Rachel, eldest daughter of E. Irving, late Director of Education, Hongkong. and Mrs. Irving, Woedchureh, Kent.
Genos Poo. a 24-year-old Chinese student, was awarded a special prize for' the best paper on Canadian history in the Calgary schools. Poo, who was born China, tut educated wholly western ven another:
Chb, ard Fonsien siidenta of the Los Anueles High Schoo! are providing Me. Wilkam HW. Housh. for 31 years Principal of that School, with a trip around the world unau hie xe-Airement, Mr, Moush will szil from San Franciseg on Augtet 25 by they ut Path due in Yokosame tember 1. and will resi vember. ting hie former student Ox Angu teak psa Kort then the Res. eficiated at the mary Arthur Cecil Tinvon and)
Niza Pile, The bride en Wsauct wt white Hone civever flower, ce did Keo her] t bridesmaid, Mice I recep ca cee subs Kev firn agkse that with Mr, Wi, Prine American School, who will be his dost in Shungh:
Tne "China Express ud Telegraph" reports that Axthw Ga Carlers, auctioneer, who held post in' Shangh wenteneei at. Birmingham 18, has been 18 months' imprisonment for eons) ing to obtain money by false repre:
ahd that Carlees, whose father wns sentations, "A detective-inspector Town Clerk of Hereford for 30
Alston, who is the Prince es" hostess during his visi the Argentine. it, ace iter in the "Evening Standard", ud possessed charm. She is already as popular in Buenos Ayre ex she was in Peking, where her husband. Sir Beilby Alston, was Minister before acting as British High Com. missioner in Siberia, Sir Beilby: attended the then Prince and Princess of Teck at the coronation of the King of Siam in 1911, years, failed in his examinations Bar and became a farmer. ther died and he of a doubtful kind capried on in Adelaide. Carless is HUI two yours short of forty!
Ar the Br ich Legation Chapel aports the "Peking bell Brown, Mu. Sun Fo, son of the late Dr, in Yat-ven and Commissioner of Reconstruction in the Kuangtung Government, returned to Shanghi on Monday from Peking, vid Nanking, by special train. Mr. Sun Fo has been in Peking and Kalgan eonfering with Marshal Tuan. Chi and the members of the Cal well as Marshal Feng Vu-hsiang the questions of reunification between the north and south and external ati Shameen incident of June 23, but understood that his negotiations have rot been as successful as had been heped by the Chinese, Camps, American Legation Guard, was married to Miss Irma R. Edmi ton, of the Peking Union Medi College. The British Leg Chaplain, the Rev. J.T. Holman, officiated, and" the' bride groom's" commanding officer, Col. L. MeCarthy Little, away the bride. The "best" man" was Lieut, Chas. F, Crisp, a for-' iner Naval Academy Classmate of the bridegroom, and six of his Urother officers acted as ushers. The! bridal party left the Chapel under an archway of crossed Swords. Mr. fand Mrs. Brown left by the even-, ing train, after a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gifford, to{ spend their honeymoon at Peitaiho. have been made happy by the resays and Tientsin Times." Telegrams announcing the arrival in Peking of Mr. Andrews and Mr. J. B. Shakelford and telling them that all was well with the party was followed the next day by letters. Wives of men who are in the expedition who are in Peto this "camper "ate es "Wale Mrs. Neils Nelson.
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