The Archive · 1935

More Sad Goodbyes

Also among the departing residents are Mr. and Mrs. Aldrich Barton who fare leaving Shanghai for good, much {othe real regret. of their. friends who are legion. 'They are sailing on October 22° inthe General 'Lee' for California. They. will. be accom: panied by their daughter, Miss Blizaoth Barton, who is going on leave 5 far as California with her parents, She will return to the American Con: slate here and her father and mother will, according to present plans, g0 fon to. France' where they formerly' Fesided.

Visitors From Manila Dr. Anne Walter Fearn is without 'a doubt quite.the most energetic lady in Shanghai for she 's going places and doing things from early morning until late at night, seeing old friends and meeting new ones. She will add to her engagements next week when she acts as hostess to Mrs. Frank Ingersoll, wife of Judge Ingersoll of Manila who is arriving here tomorrow in company witn Mr. and Mrs. E, Lo June, also of Manila, Judge Ingersoll isa former classmate of Mr, Eawin 8. Cunningham, U. S. consul Purdy, who will join Dr. Fearn in entertaining the visitor who will be a guest at the consulate, Mrs, Ingersoll and the Lo Junes art to visit Shanghai only until Tuesday when they will leave for a ten days Visit to Peiping before returning her" for a longer stay.

Mr. Lo June, the manager of the National City Bank in Manila, and. Mrs, Lo June will stay with' Mr. jand Mrs, E, O, Houser while they are here. They will be guests of honour at a dinner which Mr, Tsuye> Pel will tive to-morrow night.

Americans On To Manila And speaking of - Manila, alt America, especially that portion of it interested in things political, seems to be on its way to the Phillipines for the inauguration ceremonies in November. Shanghai is to have a food share of official parties for Practically all of the important and Strijevsky and Mr, J, Geoffrey Imeson, Miss Rateli marriage to Mr, Frank Jamey Willis ig to take Place on October 12 and Miss Ululani Stella Robinson and Mr. William Collins are to plight their troth "sometime very soon". Miss "Kittie" Allen's and Mr. Pierre" Pfanner's wedding is taking place to-day and Miss M. B, Brock and Mr, William Moore are to be married on October 26, the very next day atter the bride arrives in the s. Terukuni Maru from Home, A Wedding Reception Several hundred Shanghailanders will board the s. Conte Verde Monday evening to attend the cocktail reception which Cav. C, Polesello will hold following' the marriage earlier in the day of his daughter, Miss Reginetta Polesello, and Dr. R. Rapex.

The Usual Cocktails Shanghai is not Shanghai without its usual allottment of cocktail parties. There were several last night, mostly, a small informal nature. Int. Jack Palmer entertained about 40 of his! friends at an informal at home and game of the many guests' who called between g and 9 were the charming wueas twins, Kay and Lorna, Miss sandy" Titiman, Miss Dallas Lee Franklin and her three guests, the Misses Barbara Mead, Ruth Danahey, and Marjorie Broucher, Mr. and Mrs. enry White, Mr. and Mrs, Murray! president of the United States, and Mr. George Dern, the Secretary of War, will, of course, claim the lion's hare of attention and the American Embassy and consulate-generals are making all sorts of arrangements for receptions and trips. Mr. Dern is expected to arrive here on October: 21 and remain until the 25th and the four days will be crowded with events. Mr. Nelson 'T. Johnson, American Ambassador, left yesterday for Peiping after several " days in Shanghai consulting with Mr. Cunningham regarding arrangements and he will return to greet the cabinet member.

More, American Invaders Mr. Rey W. Howard, the genial chairman of the board of the United Press Associations and" the Scripps Howard newspapers in America, and his faintly will arrive on the same day. Mr, Howard is a frequent vislior to Shanghai and he has many friends who are planning numerous Darties. Mrs. Howard and their daughter Miss Jane Howard, the latter who is arriving a week' later with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard, were visitors here last year.

Then too some twenty-tve newspaper publishers, government officials and their families will arrive at the same time,

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