Proresson and Mrs. Leibenson ft for Tsingtao on Sunday, and will spend their holidays there.
De. and Mrs, J. E. Murray and family left for Weihaiwei on Tuesday.
Hea friends will be interested to jam that Dr, Margaret H. Polk has now recovered from her three Ma, W. Meyrick-Hewlett, H. M. Consul-General, visited Ningpo on Saturday night. months' illness, Bricabier Barrett, who is in charge of the Shanghai area of the North China Command, has returned from Weipaiwei, Ma, L. Gronvold, who has been appointed Consul-General, a.t, for Norway in Shanghai, has arrived and taken over.his duties.
Mr. Norman Ma, son of Mr. la Joe-sing, manager of the Wing On Coy has lett for a tour in Europe and the United States.
Mr, Henry Lin, a graduate and formerly one of the best athletes of the Shanghai College, Yangtsze-oe, has left for the United States to continue his studies in the Leland Stanford, Jr, University.
Me, H, Phillips, H, M, Consul-General, who is inspector of consulates, returned to Shanghai on Saturday after a trip to north China and Manchuria, Mrs. Hubel Tsang, 31.0. (Berlin University), has returned to Shanghai to establish a practice here. Mrs. Tsang, after taking her degree, toured the F.M.S. and the Dutch Dr. P, W. Kuo, formerly pre: of the National' Southeastern Ni versity, has been appointed representative of the Nationalist Foreign Ministry in Peking by Dr. C. T. Wang.
East Indies before coming back.
Her many friends will be extremely glad to learn that Mrs. Ma Joo-sing, wife of the manager of the Wing On Ca., formerly of Sydney, Australia, is much better after her AmonG those who left Shanghai on Saturday by the President Jackson were Mr, cA. D, Bell, Mr. C. A. Member and Mr. H, S, Honigsberg. By the President "McKinley Mr. Robert Bailey left the same day for Hongkong.
Me. R. 8, Burnard, who for nine months was at the British Leg tion in Peking and was transferred Just September to the Embassy at Tokyo, has now been appointed to the Legation in Teheran, Persia, He leaves Japan on July 11.
Mus. E, Garnett, the well-known Jocal modiste, left on Saturday morning on board the M. M. S. Sphinx for a trip to Paris, Lyons ber, after having viewed the French fashion openings for the autumn.
June 23 at the Netherlands Con late, Kobe, the Consul-General Mr.
Clink-Schurman, officiated at the marriage ceremony of Mr. Wilhelm Constant Crommelin, of the Jay Japan-Line, to Miss Kathleen Annie Edwards, daughter of Mr. and Mi 'A. Edwards of Shioya, Mr, Edwards gave the brid away and Mr. L. R. van Eennep attended the bridegroom, recent illness and that she is convalescing.
*Tup Rev. E. F. Horst-Smith, Minister of Union Church, and Horst-Smith left Shanghai on Tuet day by the str. Shantung for Tsingtao, where they will the spend month of July.
Letters from Hawaii of the death of Mr. wealthy retired rice planter ' of Honolulu, after a brief illness. Mr. Linn was unmarried and was 65 years of age. He was a Cantonese and had been in the Territory of Bawl for 45 years.
Dr. Robert C, W. Cheng has been appointed Dean of his alma m the Comparative Law Schoo the Law Department of Soochow' Unversity. Dr. Sheng recently graduated from the University of Michigan, where he obtained the degree of Doctor of Jurisprudence.
It is of interest to note that both Dr. C. T. Wang, Minister of Foreign Affaitsyand Dri. H. Kung, Mini for of Industry and Commerce, are Kotarians. They were formerly members of the Peking Rotary Club But are now associated with the Shanghai Rotary Club, Sin Frederick Whyte, who has been the guest of Colonel Young of the Kailan Mining Administration for some time, left Tientsin last reek for Peking for a short stay. He proposed leaves apitol on Saturday for After a brief visit in Manchuria he was to go to Japan, returning to Tientsin and Peking in the early autumn. mark of appreciation for the faithful services rendered to Sea & Fire Insurance Ca., Ltd., in the Shanghai office, for the past 25 years, and of the esteem in which he is held by hic colleagues, gold watch was presented by the management to Mr. Koo Sing-gee, head clerk of the Chinese staff, on Wednesday, A. number of people well-known in America and the Philippines arrived in Shanghai by the President McKinley at the end of last week. They included Mr, Vice-President of ti Bank of Los \Angel who with Mrs, Carson is making & pleasure trip to the Far East; Judge G. A. Mal-calm who is en route from Honoluly to Manila to resume his work there; and Mrs, Cavanagh, wife of Mr. Max Cavanagh of the National City Bank, who is also proceeding to Manila, Mr. L, Hall, who is charge of social and physical work in the Navy Y.M.C.A., returned to Shanghai with Mrs, Hall and family, 'A weDpINa reception was held on the Korea Mara on the occasion of the marriage of Mr. J. Gelbart, son of the late Mrs. Adela Gelbart of Shanghai, and honeymoon trip, and expect to take an extended tour in Ametica. large gathering of friends and relations partook of the wedding din-net on the Korea Maru, when the toast to the bride afd groom, proposed by Mr, H. G, Mackenzie, of the "Chinese Maritime Customs, enthusiastically drunk by the company assembled. The din ner served was excellent in every respect and was a credit to. the Chief Steward, Mr. C. Hamasaki, His many friends will be interested to know that Dr. John C, H. Wa, formerly a member of the Bench of the Shanghai Provisional Court, has been appointed a member and editor of the Law Codification Cor mission of the Nationalist Government. Judge Wu retired from the Bench some time ago and has been carrying on the duties of Chan-collar of the Comparative Law School of China (Soochow University), of which he is a graduate. He will maintain this position concurrently with his new appointment.
Ma, Wai-chin Hung, nephew of Mr. H. K Hung, a' partner of Meders. Deacons and connected with that firm for 20 years, was enrolled a a solicitor of the Supreme Court, Hongkong, by the Chief Just (Sir Henry Gollan) on June 27.
making the application, Henry Pollock said that Mr. Huny had been born, a British subj in Hongkong in 1908. The applic: ant became. an articled clerk in November, 1922, to Mr. J. Scott Harston, Mr. W, E. D, Shenton, and Mr. H. K. Hung. "In 1926 the applicant went to England to pursue hhis studies with Messrs. Gibson Weldon, of Chancery Lane, W. the agents of. his, principals' firm. 'While in London, the applicant. attended six legal classes: conducted by the-same firm. "Since his return in June, 1927, ho had again worked with his principals' firm.
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