The youngest members of Shanghai Society entertained their parents at a holiday party at the Masonic Hall, on last Wednesday this being the final event of the year of the Little Folks School, the kindergarten at 673 Route Bourgeat, which ties of Mrs.
Levis. who were from three to six years to have dull moment. of age, never allowed their guests any part of the world. You want the gift of friendliness, you want the knowledge (hat God made one all nations of the world, and. that the poorest erimingl is as imy tant as yourself. If you have you can remake the most wretch neighbourhood." I iasm for the Orient drew a distinguished visitor to Shanghai on Thurs-Mr. J. Mortimer Lichtenauer, of New York and Westport, Cent America's leading murat painters Lichtenauer, who ar-present visit to th Far East, the second in four years, primarily' is an endless search for types: perhaps a poised geisha 8 pastel kimono, or a North China to the Great Wall, or again, a Shanghai sing-song girl, sleek and aloof in her brilliantly lighted rick:
'a diminutive Japanese wash-neat in pink blouse and auer's interest in the characteris dances of the Orient, admirable mural subjects, obviously.
With other outstanding murat] painters, he was commissioned to work on the Smithsonian Institate frieze at the time of the Washington Contennary while another interest: ing recent assignment was at the Washington Irving School in New York, where six figures on the right of the auditorium stage represented echod activities and six on the lof: This, striking example of the. modern educational system in the United States. Some 6,000 students attend British Naval Movements Dec. 28.
H.BLS. Wishart, Destroyer, Commander P. Todd, arrived at Shanghai from Foochow on December 22 sand went alongside Holt's Wharf.
HMS, Bridgewater, Sloop, Com-ander 3.83 Mackenaie Grieve is five at Shanghai on January 1 and will sail for Hongkong about Jan-ary 6.
C.'M. Biockburn, left Shanghai HOS. Folkestone, Sloop, Capt.
Decetuber 27, for Weihaiwei, her place at the' British Naval. being taken by H.M.S. Wishart. land draped with red and white disease, The only leper clinic now bunting to participate in the celebra-maintained by the Mission in Chi tion of the birth of the heir apparent to the imperial throne was quite incapable of coping this vexations problem and the need Japan.
Conducted under the joint for the opening of a National Leauspices of Japanese consular "officials and the Japanese
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