Work of Censorship Which is Being Done Here The December meeting of the Shanghai Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution was entertained by Mrs, James Macbeth. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Mark Bristol and Mrs, Swift, members of home Chapters. After tea, the Regent, Mrs. Dunbar conducted were read from absent members:—Mesdames MacNair, Challoner, Sheldon, Matin, Young, and Dr. Cooper.' As delegate to the Continental Congress, Mrs. J. H. Gray, and alternates, were chosen. It was decided to dedicate the ' Chapter Chair at Constitution Hall, to the memory of the late honorary State Regent, Mrs. Trueman Holt. Contributions to the chair fund amounted to about $54. Mrs. Roberts reported for the Patriotic Education Committee that the subjects for the essay contest for the American School Children would be "The Character 1 most admire in Ameri. can Colonial History."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.