(On April in the new Cathedral Deanery, there was a very pleasing ayecting of the members of the choir of the Cathedral to present Mr.
Mrs. F. E, Hodges, who sailed for home on April $, with x farewell gift.
Mr. RoC. Young, the organist, spoke of his long friendship with Mr, and Mrs, Hedges, dating from the days when Mr, Hodges was a member of the Union Church choir Mr. Young then into C. Emmett, who, voicing the sent ments of all the choir, said how very much Mr, Hodges would be.c* missed by those for whom he had done so much and been such an example during the fifteen years of his membership with the choir, Mrs.
Hodges had joined many years are, also, and she and her husband had been two of the choir's most valuable and regular attendants almost never ing either of the Sunday the special meetings, and Dean Trivett then prevented Mr. and Mrs. Hodyes with a beautiful tal carving on a black-ind in wishing them all, happiness in their retirement, re= minded them that should they ever feel inclined to return to Shanghai a warm welcome weald not. be leh ing.
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