Bishop and Mrs. J. Gowdy of Chefoo are left here on Sunday in the INY.K. s. Nagasaki Maru.
Mr. H. E. Arnhold, Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Council, will sail for Europe this.week to attend to urgent business matters.
Baron d'Huart, a member of the Belgian Mission, who arrived in Peking from Japan last Sunday with his wie, left for the South on Sunda; Mr. T. A. Begg, Mrs. J. B. Sawyer, and Mr. and Mrs. F, H. Forde were among the heavy passenger list for 97 river ports by the s. Kungwo which sailed on Friday.
Tsingtao bound Shanghailanders in the s. Patroclus included "Bishop F.R. Graves, Miss LI. Graves and Hawks Pott. president Mr. L, Beale, H. B. M, Commercial Counsellor, was a passenger sailing in the Blue Funnel s. Patroclus on Friday bound for Tsingtao, Dairen and Northern ports. Mrs. Beale will accompanying him.
Mr. J. C. Wynnes, HIM. Divisional Architect "for the' Far East left [Shanghai on Thursday on an official visit o the British Embassy in Tokyo. He and Mrs. Wynnes are sailing in the Empress of Cana The Mayo Foundation Chapter of Sigma Xi has elected to active membership Dr. P. P. T. Wu of the Henry Lester Institute of Medical Research, Shanghai. Sigma Xi is an honorary scientific society in United States, Dr. Wu has made important contributions in physiology, pathos logy, and experimental surgery.
'The Rev. H. B. Rattenbury, of the 'English Methodist Mission in China, Jand during the past 12 years super~ intendent in Central China, is leaving by the Empress of Canada on 'Monday morning after 32 years' sert vice in the Mission field in this country. Mr. Rattenbury goes to take up /an important position on the Mission Board at Home.
Reports have just reached Shanghat of the death on May 26 of Mr. W. H. Austin, Under Secretary to the Department of Labour and Industry in Queensland, Australia, 'Mr. Austin Will be remembered as a member of the Queensland Trade Delegation which came to China recently. While here, he made a host of friends and was' greatly liked for his character and hard-working nature.
'Mp. and Mrs, John O'Toole end their family left on Monday in the RMS. Empress of Canada. The family intend to trans-ship to' the States Steamship $s. General Pershing in Kobe in which they will proceed home to Britain via the United States. [It is understood that Mrs. O'Toole intends to return to Shanghai later. Their son, James, who was the Shang. Jnai winner of the Peace Memorial [Schoolarship, is to proceed to Dublin take up a protracted course in the [University there in engineering and
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