Mrs. Robert P. Haines, of Boston, Massachusetts, who, with her husband, a member of the Anna polis class of 1881, and her two daughters, the Misses Eleanor and Ruth Haines, is on the U. Transport Henderson ths week in Shanghai, reported a highly delightful trip.
"Of course all the '81 men would enjoy this opportunity for renewing old friendships," said Mrs. Haines, "but I think those of us who were not so well acquainted or had never even met each other before have appreciated the privilege of forming new friendships which I am sure will be lasting. Our horizons have broadened con-"siderably, not only through visit. ing Japan and China, but by association during the trip with People who have travelled so much
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