study of Drs. 3. C. W Chinese Women's Club, which is arranging a ball on Feb, 11.
Chinese Women's Club The committee of the Chinese Women's Club are having a very busy time just now. Their annual Dall takes place on February 11, at the Paramount, and by all accounts it is going to be avery brilliant affair. It is surprising how few people know of more ghan the bare existence of this organization, which has been doing wonderful "work amongst the poor of the city for many years, The free school for poor children in the village of Zau~ kaedo near Brenan and Jessfteld Roads, where about 120 small people are cared for, is only one of their many responsibilities. The Club members include many Chinese ladies prominent in social and philanthropie circles. Mrs. J.C. Wen, whose photograph appears on this age is the hard-working President. Publicity and a good dear else besides is taken care of by Mrs. H.C. Mel and other very active commit-too members include Mrs. Bang How, Mrs. Russel Sun, Mrs. L. C. King. Miss Ada Lum, Mrs, John W. Lee and many others.
Future Brides Two interesting weddings will take place here early next month. One is that of Miss Joan Hornell and Mr.
Scott, and the other the forthcoming Hoare-Richarés wedding, several times postponed on account of Miss Richard's recent illness, but now to take place definitely on February 4.
Endless showers and parties are being planned for both popular brides-to-be. Miss Hornell 1s away in Hongkong at the moment, staying with her uncle, Sir William Hornell, but is expected back in a few days. She is to be the guest of Mrs.
Winter until her marriage, which will take place on February 7.
Miss Richards was entertained to her first shower on Wednesday night, when her hostesses were Miss Phyllis Porter and Miss Phyllis Rolls. In-eidently, Miss Porter has decided to desert Shanghai for the time being, friends of the groom-elect fora farewell "stag-party," Mrs. James Ridgeway {s entertaining the feminine part of the bridal party and a tew friends at 'a small dinner
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