Shanghai on July 8 on board the' Dollar str. "President Hoover.
Mas. Ellis Hayim left. yesterday, morning on the D.KK.S. Dairen Maru for France, travelling vid! Siberia, Mr, and Mrs. L. R. Schinazi were passengers. returning to Shanghai on July 8 by the Dolar str, President Hoover.
Dx. Frey Wyssling, the famous Dotanist, is returning to Munich after several years' work in the Netherlands Bast Indies.
Captain N. H. Leitch is leavin for Home at the end of this mont retirement after 28 years service With the China Navigation Ca.
Mr. Alexander Hume Ford, director, of the Pan-Pacific Union, Honolulu, is expected to visit Shanghai shortly. Mr, Ford is present in Japan, Gaptdin HtiF, Field, the: last original Shafored offer remaining in 'Shanghbdy and ° Mrs. Pld lett for Home' the P. & 0. S. by Rajputana. on July 12.
'Tun! officers and men of the Fourth: Regiment, U.S. Marine dare busy extending their congratul tions to Major W. C, Powers on his promotion to Lieutenant' Colonel. mat, Chiang Tso-pin, Chinese Minister to Japan, accompanied by Mrs. Chiang, his secretary, Mfr, Ting Shao-chi, and suite, left for Japan early on July. 6" on board" the Nek. my, Heian Mara.""
Mr. James L. Ding, one of the! Chinese delegates to' the World Methodist Episcopal Conference, returned from the United States on Sunday by the Dollar str, President 'Among the passengers sailing the Haleisan Maru on July 5 sere Ss. and Mrs, Wiliam Hunter. "Mi. Hunter' hasbeen on the staff of the Shanghai Municipal Council for many years and both will be missed a large number of friends.
"Tus Times" of Sune 16 announces thet, at King's Shool, Bruton, 'i. P, Cratiwell was awarded an exhibition.
Gruttwel is" the 14-year-old son Mr. €. C. Cruttwell of the Royal Insurance' Ca, Ltd, of Shanghai.
Vice-Admiral Sakonji, who recently" succeeded "Vice-Admiral XK,
the Third Imperial Japanese Squad-Noma ap Commandersin-Chet fon, arrived in Shanghai. by' the cruiser Idzumo from' Japan Miss Jeanne Meredith, who is student at Mills College at Oakland, California, arrived by the NYAS. Shinyo Mara on July 8. She' will spend the summer vacation in Shan with her mother, Mrs. G. Tie Covoxen, G, Badham-Thornill, cines DS0, the retiring. Milita attache "to" HM. Legation Peking, arrived' here on Sunday by the GRI. 8. Shuntien from north with ites' Badham-Thornll. The Jexpect to remain here for several months before going Home.
Mowsricnsun Hildebrando An. toniutti, heretofore secretary of the 'Apostolic. delegation, has been appointed "Auditor" of" the. Aposidle. "Delegation in "China. January, "Sige, Antoniuttl" was elevated' by the Pope to the rank of Private Chamberlain of Hi Holl-nes adviser to the National Government, Mr, Paul Myron Linebarger, legal
tetumed to. Shanghai on July 8 from America and Europe by the MIN, liner General Metsinger, Mr.
nebarger has been away. for 18 months Guting which time Re visited 20 countries working in the interests of the Chinese. People, Mr. Hsw Shih-yin former Premier of the Peking Government, suffering og the, result of a at' the corner of and Avenue Joffre fon July 5. He was travelling. motorcar, when. it collided with a tramear." The injury is, however, not serious.
Shanghai extended its congratul tions on July 6 to Captain Frederick Davies, Commander (retired), R.N.'R., the "Grand El Man of Shanghai and Woosung, fon the occasion of his eightieth birthday. It is pleading to note that he is back at Woosung and is wale and og hearty as ever in spite of his experiences during the recent bombardment.
Misses Gertrude Pao and Edith Hsueh, both of the staff of the Peking Union Medical College, who have been' in Shanghai for several days, left on July 12 by the Dollar str, President Jefferson for the United States. They are first ing to Boston for several months' hospital training, after which they will enter Teachers" College, Colum bia University, for a year's. study.
Messrs. Liu Chang-chun and Sung Chun-fu left on Friday by fre Coe se, Pile eat ta Wo oat Auer tstaed the Wei Om, foa hae Sony and Mr. S. U. Zau, former Vice-Minister of Industries.
Mr, Stirling Fessenden is unfor-[tunately confined to his house with severe attack of neuritis. Although he has been in great pain he was able on July 11 to discuss, with certain' officials: Jof the Municipality of Greater Shanghai, details of the negotiations regarding the Outside Roads. now Jcoming, it is hoped, to a successful feonclusion. Mr, Fessenden has taken Jan important part in these e otiations and his early recovery from a most painful indisposition will be eagerly awaited.
Miss Ruth Green, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 0 M. (Green, has passed into the Royal Academy School of Painting, at Burlington House. The test is a severe one and competition laws very keen, as the tuition is enti free and valuable travelling scholarships are eventually offered. Miss Ruth Green, who is still a good deal under 17, and thus more then 8 year younger than the average age candidates for the Royal Ac-Jademy School, first began. to study drawing at the age of nine under no less a master than Sapajou, con-tinaing with him till she went Home in 1927,
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