Her friends in Shanghai will be sorry to learn of the death of Miss Senet Mary Scotland ata nursing tome in London, on November 21. Miss" Scotland, who was. the davey Ter of the late Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Scotland, spent several years in, this city: where she had a wide circle of friends. She did some valuable work St one time for Mir. Justice Feetham hen he was compiling his report {or the Shanghai Municipal Council.
"Several months ago, Miss Scotland underwent a serious operation, spend-Ing some time. in the Country. Hospita Hes "alt, secesitated Fosigning. her pos secretors fo Mr. ©. A. Member of the New sig. and Shipbuilding Works, Tid she left Shanghai for England about three months ago. The fun Grat took place at Dorking Cemetery.
Mrs, R, Andouard 'The untimely death of Mrs. 'Audouard occurred on Friday in the Country Hospital at 240 pim., 0s a result of an overdose of a veronal compound, taken as a sleeping potion. According' to report, the patient was progressing favourably earlier yesterday, with the attending physicians being concerned only as to the healthy condition of the heart.
Mrs. Audouard is survived by her husband, Rolf Audouard, her father and mother (Mr. and Mrs, J. Grifin). who reside in Susanville, California, 'a sister and a brother, the latter having been a prominent athlete at the University of California. A younger brother is now studying at the university.
Mrs. Audouard arrived in Shanghai in the autumn of 1929, preceded by a brilliant career in university circles of journalism. Her connections with local English language dailies, as well as her signed articles to American magazines, established her journalistic career in' Shanghai. On various papers, her feature articles brought for considerable popularity. Rec-cognized papers, such as the "Christian Science Monitor", published her contributions under her name. Dur-[ing the 1982 Sino-Japanese hostilities, Mrs. Audouard contributed 0 local publications and subsequently held the editorship of "Health," at_ the same time ce-editing the "China Digest"
After her freshman year at the University of Nevada, Mrs. Audouard completed her full course at the University of California in less than the prescribed time, graduating in 1928. Her career ai the university was' amplified by extra-curricular activities, which included running-up for the place of "poetess-laureate" onthe campus. Under the advice of Mr. Irving Pichel, professor of dramatics and now a Hollywood star, her diction and vivid expressiveness brought her prominence in poetic magazines as well as the humorous monthlies.
Mrs. Audouard was married in Shanghai during the summer of 1992, and only returned to Shanghai after Jong leave with her husband about four weeks ago.
Funeral arrangements are in the Jhands of the International Funeral (Directors, who are awaiting a reply to a cabled notice to the deceased's [parents in Susanville, California,
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