For the coming season, Mrs, R, H. Paulden is to be presi dent, The president of the British Women's League for 1932.
Mus. C.'A. 8. Williams, wife of the Commissicney of Customs, and for the coming season the president will be' Lady Teichman. Mrs, Stephen Pyle was president of the P.A.U.W. for Fast year and hag been re-elect:
Earl of Derby, "Lady Hillingdon, arty.
The Kowloon Cricket Club gave whose husband is Baron Hillingdon, it concert on. the Lady de Trafford and the. Mar-The stage jones of Blandford, whose hus: decorated with vines and basd is the heir of the Duke of flowers and our popular amateurs, Marlborough. The Hor Alexander Messrs, Dave Blumenthal (violin), Cadogan married Lady Theodosi Gus D'Aquino (tenor) and Rennie Acheson, daughter of the 4th Earl True at the piano, the Rev. J. N. of Gosford, in 1912. ryan Lawis with hig funny solilo-Married In New York pupils inimitable Dick soprano), let Capell's Mrs. 'A. Sharpham
rough, known in newspaper circles Friends of Miss, Eleanor, Geod: Barry impromptus, kept his fas Peggy Holl, have received an-2,000 spectators intensely amusee houncements of her marriage to 'The '15 minutes' interval, accom. Inv, Harvey Deuell in New York panied by generous drinks served Jon June 17. Mirs. Deuell has the the." bar, were undoubtedly distinction of being the only woman war correspondent to be sent FExgoniie or "the cal crowds And when "our ther hornie permenting the conveni to the Front during the Great War.
She also saw service on.the Mexi shy J. J. Ferguson gave his 8 Jean border and with the "army of burlesque with J. C- Mf. Grenham, Tetervention" in Siberia afier the what was there. to" do\ but burst' Amistice. Mrs. Deuell lived in Into fits of hilarity?
at different times and
Tanning "as special correspondent ious publications, re Arrivals and Departures during' the Sino-Japanese host The Vicomte de Sibour arrived
ties of 1992. "Mes. Devell and her some. week ago, feom "a combined With his wife, nee Selfridge, and Measure and business trip to present husband were cub reporters In Denver when they started their staying at the Peninsula." The journalistic career. Since then Mr.
Vicomte isn born traveller. He Deuell has held various positions lakes a. ship oF an aeroplane As and was for some time editor of tosy as we take. the ferry "Liberty," leaving' that. magazine Kowloon. "They own. extensive to assume the editorship of the Forme all over Africa and he and New York "News," which he now comtesse can tell YoU, if your holds, Me. and Mrs. Devell are] interested, many. a. thrilling now at home to their friends in their' experiences in. the Saxton Hall, a lovely place in Com Bark Continents when they "were wall-on-Hudvon, New York from "Cape 'Town' to Meg. Deuell sends a hospitable, vitation to her old friends ta look Charles Pearce, the wid her up when visiting New York. of the Customs' offi At Mrs. G. E. Tucker's Killed near Macao last April in tragic circumstances, sailed for A fine day, the most. delightful home in the P. & O. s. Mantua, breeze blowing. and a lovely garden She is Russian by birth, but in-helped to, make Thuteday enjoy: tends to live in future with her able for the Russian children fom deceased husband's relatives at a amber of poorer. homes, wha frere esteriasned that day by the a arming hostess, Mrs. Jenkins one could help notice Bonus adio Chub, Tt wat, ihe that by members of the Joint Com-all-day" picnic. given this sume made, at the Fourth of July recep-
Iniltee' of Women's "Organisation and Mis. GE. Tucker had. very Eisaly. put her garden at the di posal of the Comsnittes for the day.
Abus from the Chine General ies, poem, tae pei. finns, Cow was, wailing at the eor-Geeriey sues Fee per of Avenue Posh and Avenue clu ai 'Albert ay Oom. and 37 chile Site Tee Ee eat the drat were eagerly crowding round fom Mapes, oes the entrance when..... to the disa a a may of the extra seven (each party ite. designed. far. 30. children) csr, acters one money' were told they could not come.
On' arriving, however, at "Sunny-side," Mrs. 8, Kaper, who was i exe sea" Gotan Se anaes charge of the Gefreshments, said there cakes from Cafe were: {hat it would have been quite possible to have included "the extra Butter, sent by the Geddes Trad-seven, And, someone being "kid, Puig rath Go bla wes, fend possessed of a motor ear, volun-Beer? Pace Fam teered to go in search of seven dis-pere gla Se ace JONES.—On July 2 Country Hospital,
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