London, Oct, 11 hinese in London faithfully ically celebrated the Tib anniversary of the Republic of Confucius Dr, Chen Huan ant ut the Confucian Asso~ on of China, gave a luncheon the Rubens Hotel in honour of the latter event. Sir Francis Younghusband presided and Dr. Chen" made an excellent little seech, which he took the trouble to have thed in advance, go that everyone could read the copy as he spoke, the evening, there was the annual dinner of the Central Union of Chinese Students in Great Britain and Ireland, over whom Mr. T. P. Chang, who is, T think, triining for the law" at the Tmax. in London, presided capably. Dr, Chen, the Chinese aires, responded to the Republic of China' Ani] made an excellent little spe% on the progress of the Nationalist Government in consolidating the government of the country, though Pointing out the difficulties in such a vast country, Sir Charles Addis, who vespondto the Coaxt of "the Visitors," made far and away the best speech T have ever heard him make on the relations of the two countries in fwtuve and the ideals and potentialities of the younger men—the chen they returned home, Tu short, delight ful There wor function, which was Chinese students is Likely to erence considerably in the "near future and we shall welcome them.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.