'There was a good attendance of members; visiting Rotarians, "ani guests at the tiffin on Pebramy 1 fof the Rotary Club, when Mr. Hang Berents 3,, oq gave an instruc: tive talk on "The Civil Engineot fand his work.'
Mx, E, F, Hartis, president of the club, from the chair, read a letter from the Secretary of Rotary Iny ternational, stating that the Boa had nominated Dr. Fong Sec of the Shanghai Club to servo en the board lof Rotary International at the Convention to be held in Boston this year, This, the letter explained, practically amounted to election.
'Mz, 'S. Wolfe, chairman of the Charity Committee, made an impor tant announcement in, connection with the drive for funds on behalf lof the Russian School for Poor Chil-liven, that as the result of a ya able' suggestion made by Mr, Gal Duncan, an international charity loud laugh, is why", Mr, Shaw replied with a, supplies panatrope records to all Mr, Shaw explained that he only public saloons. Hard by ws Canidrome on March 80, in aid movie ball would be held at, the Hawice"aled to dose the] white questions ware asked him] sith." Hongkon second tender a few minutes later ie plained that he only University whose charming attendants has com-|'H@ school, All proceeds' will go. attractive beauty parlour, about his plays and chai rs, Mr. students to be revolutionary, an: pleted world tours. the school, as everything is Special Tender lot Madame Sun{@!
Shaw said he ade In fact, he thought perhaps all of police. Being a Socialigt in' he could. out og many Villians not to go out and fight the police.|. Tea was served in the Mayfair one voluntarily, and the Canidrom, Yat-sen had set out for the Em was characters, He sald'tt was nnarehy tp fight the Room, after a visit had been paid and, their band have given, thei Yat lid set out for the Empress [ity characters. were llaiga, early as 5 it was expected "Well," he sai "Now you've) and strikes: End he was "opposed (& wuhrciten, resplendent in red, black, and silver [Petition for the 'Bfovie Queen" of w}to the distinctive Cathay Lounge, *rvices fre here will "in "conclusion, be paid a high{*Ploating hotel" is weak us de-will be shown at' the local cinema ultra-modern' Oriental. style Shanghai," Pictures of contestants that Mr, Shaw would return with b the her, Mr ug Chien, vice-diree- bert the bird, I suppose Vd) bute to Lord Lytton for. his/ scription of this most sumptuous Lorof the Central Revearch Inst pap infan who are cursing me for remarkable work on the report o{ world cruisers, Most of those who go ties was also said to have gone Deine. late" the Sino-Japanese dispute. He said returned by the tender in the eve-ball. The yinner will be gi atthe special. tender, and it A€ that instant Mr. Zau Sinmay i* was mpartiat, and ably done, [ning must have taken with them the|free trip to Hollywood, donated
Was reported tha linet, 'For more Placed them on the table. Bfr.! Some of the Soong tad fave age aes a 'Bmpreas Visit Impression of several lavish apact- Mr. 1. Stanley Dollar,' The ball is ment houses, a number of fashion- [being sponsored by the Rotary Club Was aboard Nuderable. number "waited on the Bund and in the Customs shed (he Mit hours a eon- Shaw leapt to his feet,,"Hooray," he chortled, 1 knew] get a present; That's the onl; Britain by tender must have been gether above the might; the, PRY yo, were able Empress of and bus of munity the Motion Picture Association, an some leading members of the com-tecing Mie Shaw arrive, reason 1 camer" hak AE gen nea ihe with no] He was especially interested in nts emfaded) of the. "Pere cartoon e ne wonder ship signa of the myrtarous Inane fs fanfare ""soured mats" of 'y furnished palm court and defer: Shaw "war an excellent fellow.
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