Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Dexter have returned to Shanghai from a trip to Dairen and north China.
Tue Swedish Minister to China, Mr. 0. Ewerlof, returned to Peking on Monday.
Me, and Mrs. J. K, Brand returned from England last Thursday by the str. Hakone Maru, Junce R. Rapex, of the Italian Consular Court, returned on Sunday, from Tientsin, where he gave judgments in civil and commercial case Mr, Motokichi Hasegawa, the new! Japanese Vice-Consul, arrived in Shanghai on the str. Nagasaki Maru yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Coughlin left] Shanghai for Java' by the st Tyisondarl on Tuesday to spend their honeymoon.
Mr. Saburi, the Japanese delegate to the Tariff Conference, arrived in Shanghai and left for Hangchow on Sunday.
Ma. K, G, Wihiimiki, Consul-General for Finland, left for Tokio on Sunday morning and will. be absent for about throe weeks, Mrs. H. March who, on Wednesd last, underwent an operation fo pendicitis at the Victoria Nursing Home, is doing splendidly, and expects to be about again shortly.
Dr. Howard G, Barrie, the Resi-Jdent Medical Offer at the Kuling Sanatorium, leaves for Home to-[day, vid Siberia. He intends to make 1 six months tour of representative tuberculosis sanatoria in England, the Continent and the United States.
Dr. H. C. Ball, of London, will act as Director of the Kuling Sano torium in his absence. j\ Japan and Mrs. Fond are paying|shanghai vy the str. Glentara turned to Shanghai on Saturday, and short visit to Chin on Wednesday. resumed his. practice. with" Dr. Evan Jones. Dr. Riddell is looking Apstmeat, Leveson has been on much better and seems to have made turned to Shanghai on Tuesday on half-pay since he vacated command a complete recovery from the severe the President Jackson following a of the China Station in November, illness which necessitated his going business trip in Japan. Arriving!
1924. He, therefore, has another Home in the first place. from the United States by the same year to go before coming under the vessel were Maj. and Mrs. C. P, Hol-unemployment rule, unless he guts Carraiy C. V. Robinson has been comb, and Col. H. Logan of the an appointment meanwhile (says selected to succeed Captain G, C. British Army "Truth"). His rather—limited Royle as naval attache " ab chances lie between the Atlantic Tokio and Peking when the Intter Lirte things occasionally are lost]
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