Mr, S. Barton, British Consul; General, arrived on Monday by the O. S. Kalyan.
R. Dickover, U.S. Consul left Shanghai by the Presigent Hayes on Friday for Tae Hankow Golf Championship was won by E. F. Lyle, the runner up being H. A. Allan. The Hai Cup was won by E. Clough, the runner up being W. B. Rigden. of. di Pinedo, the Italian aviator, has, according to advices received at the Italian Consulate-General, left Bombay for Australia He will fly to China on his return from Austral Mr, John Van A. MacMurray, the new U, S. Minister to China, is expected to sail from San Francisco the President Pierce on June 13, It is not known whether he will be accompanied by Mrs, Mace Mun 'A great many Shanghai residents left by the Empress of Canada last week-end. In addition to those already mentioned in these columns! there were Mrs. C. M, Bain, who is going Home for the summer, Mrs. Trivett, who is taking a trip to Canada, the Rev, and Drs. A. N.
Me. J. 8. Broadhead, managing vector of the foreign department of Colgate & Ca. together with other employees of that firm, arrived in Shanghai on Tuesday by the President Hayes, on a world busines C, Williams, of Piedmont hho arrived this week by the Hayes, is visiting thy at to inspect telephone Isystems in use out here in the ins \terosts of an American telephone company. He will remain about two weeks, ONE of the latest aspirants to feinema laurels is none other than a police dog owned by Mr. L. Osburn, of Tientsin, The dog leaves to-day in charge of his master for Hollywood where an engagement awaits him. Who knows but that in films to. come this China hand will rival Strongheart or Rin: tin?
Da, Donald and Mrs, BacGiltive ray, of Shanghai, sailed from Southampton on April 23. for Tue Eastern News Agency in- Canada, to attend the ceremonies la forms us that Rear-Admiral connexion with the Union of the Nagano, newly appointed " Com-Precbyterian, Methodist and Cons mander-in-Chief of the Japanese grogational Churches in the Domin-Squadron for the patrol of the fon. While in London Dr. M Yangtze, successor to Adm Gillivray spoke at the annual meet-Nomura, arrived here last Friday ing of the Christian Literature by the N.Y. K. S., Shanghai Maru, h Sir Charles Addis and sailed on Saturday morning by ithe Yoyang Maru for Hankow, where he will relieve Admiral He following forthcoming wed Nomura, Jdings at Hongkong are announced: Mr. Nowell Bernard White, Sea tue "North China Daily Mail"
View, Wanchai Gap Road, and Miss lof May 12 regrets to state that Mrs.
Pearl Thompson, of Philadelphia, Lucas, wife of Mr. D. W. Lucas|U.S.\., who will arrive on the Ent dard Oil Cox died curly Press of Australia; Mr. J. Lewis, from some form of{and Miss M, E, Vieisa, St. Joseph's They lived in the Rue Mr. Thomas ° Leonard ide Verdun, and were shortly due|Kuight, Homeville, Wanchai, and to go home on leave. They had|Mis" 1, F. Oliver, No. 6, "Wild tone child, Mrs. Lucas's mother Dell," died in Ameri ago. It is understood the body will he embalm ed and taken by Mr. Lucas to the United States.
Dr. R. R. L. Fernbach, of the! Tientsin Laboratory, arrived train, which was just 25 hours late, twenty-two honors were lost between Tientsin and Pukow and the balance lon the Shanghai Nanking Railway LRLF." of the "Peking and and. author of "A.
-|Child's Primer of Things Chinese, Jas well as in our own columns Dr.
Fernbach has contributed consider-
Twene are several distinguished Hatan leaders from all part o€ Chine who ore in Shanghat gs aemfers of the National Christian Connell Amonget the better known tee Bishop. be Tt Ronis of Hans ow, Dr. Lutlla' Miner of Shantune Christen University, Toman, Dr, ote Stuart, Preeicent of Yenching University, Dre Murdock Macken:
of Matchuria, Dr. H. Hume, Presdeet of alesnChinay De. a Fisher of Canton, Dr. Tea Kahn anchangs Mra We H. Lingle Charehay Dre ®. 8. Bookman lably to the gaiety of the Far E mittee to affiliate with the Associ the Watcoay Dee R. cly MeMallen Hangchow and Dean, C. Chao Soochow University. tion of Canadian Clubs in Canada, which was passed unanimously. When carried out this step should broaden the sphere of activity and influence the Ass both locally and in Canad:
The Association is now on a sound News has been received in Shanghai of the death at Cleveland, Ohio, on April 6, of Mrs. Edward Williams, wife of a Chinese Customs Jexsployee. During recent years Mrs. Williams had lived with her hus-footing and with the support of all ud in Shanghai, Swatow and local Canadians and those interested in Canada has an undoubted future.
The following Committee for the ensuing year was elected:
Hon. President, Colonel Cosgrave; President, Dr. E. W. Wallace; Vice-President, Mr. J. J. Evans; Members, Rev. A. J. 8. Trivett, Mr. F. Harris; Mrs, P. M. Lancaster Miss E. M. J. Gulston, Hon. Secretary, Mr. W. V._Brydone-Jacl Hon. Treasurer, Mr. R. W. Burton. outsin, from which latter place they went on home leave some weeks ao. "According to the Cleve~ and journal in which the death is anoosineed, Mrs. Williams was graduate of Wellesley College, the class of 1905, and a member of the Shakespeare Society. During liber girthood days in Cleveland she took part in the activities of the College Club, the Y.W.C.A. and the Cleveland Wellesley Club.
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