'Two vistors—or to be more explicit, Mr, and Mrs. C. M. Squarey helped io, brighten Shanghat for wife few hours. yesterday. 'They arrived early in the morning on the President Hoover; were met by Mr. Calcina's smart little speed' boat, and" after a @heure with the ped triumphantly yer to Shanghai. Such was arrival—details of—their [departure I cannot. give, since (fortunately perhaps) Wwe went to press before the sad event took place, However, never mind that, the interval.
The Cathay Hotel saw them at lunch time surrounded, needless to say, by a large circle of friends, both looking marvelously well and with "Tots "to say, about Japan.
hey seem to have had a very good though "Mrs. Squarey leant keep this up much longer; Know I shall call her Esme in a they'd. been months, they still hadn't hed their jhoneymioon. However, as far as. I [gould gather, that was the only Jeomplaint. she had to make about life, and even that. will be jitemedied soon, as Mr. Squarey (alias Coard)" gets his holiday at ind of August and they are both going. to join Mrs. Hooper at With about a dozen friends all exchanging news at once, it is not teasy to catch much of what is said; but T-gathered one or two titbits from d tors. such as (she) "Yokohama's awfully dull, 1 haven't had an evening dress on for months cee (he) "I don't know about lik-
admire the Japanese".
them, but one cortinly mast "It's grand to be back in Si
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