In appreciation of the visit of Mrs. J. A. Dougherty, representative of China Child Welfare, Inc. in New York City, who has spent the past two and half months here in' the interest of child welfare in China, the Executive Committee of the National Child Welfare Asso-elation of China gave a farewell tea in -her honour on January 2 in the ¥.W.C.A. Hostess House.
Mrs. Dougherty is leaving to-day on the str. President Madison for the United States. Very appropriate remarks were made by Dr. Fong F. Sec. on behalf of the Executive Committee of the association, of.which he is the first viecchairman, the chairman, Dr. H. H. Kung, being in Nanking.
Among the friends present at the tea to wish the guest bon voyage were Mr. S.U. Zau, Director of the Shanghai Office of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Labour; Dr. 8. M. Woo, Chief of the De-of the Woo; Pref. H. C. Chen, Chinece Education, Officer of Shanghai Municipal Council; Dr. F. Rawlinson, Editor of "Chinese Recorder;" Dr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Fryer of the Institution for the Chinese Blind; Mrs. P. W. Kuo and Mr. V. D. Kau, Second vice-chairman and treasurer respectively of the National Child Welfare Association; Dr. R. ¥. Lo, Editor of the "Chinese Christian Advocate and President of National Anti-Opium Association; Dr.
Yao, prominent Shanghai lawyer whose headquarters is in Shanghai Bankers' Club; Mr. Win. Yi Lee, manager of Vitamilk Ca; Miss Mayhew of the Y.W.C.A.; Miss Ting Shu-ching, General Secretary of the National Committee of Young Women's Christian Associations; and Mr. Andrew V. Wu, General Secretary ¢f the National Child Welfare Association of China.
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