'A wealth of memory is brought to mind' "by the death of Cathe-Fine Murray CKilty") Lowson, ind her husband, Andrew. Barrie
the, Great. Beyond, "al soon Howaon, have. now Balt passed, te her their retirement 10 the Old Country from 'Shangh tacems but a few short weeks ago ihat their many. friendé bade dizzy adieu here on The Bund, wisha tug" them. God-apeed and. swell canned rear: litle did anyone antielthat the earthly careers of this food couple' were to terminate.
2OF ait Shanghat's past benefactors, 'Andrew and Kitty Lowson stil stand out noticeably, Their overwhelming tinaness and" generosity were' bywords among their friends and. not any among their friends but among Sit classes of the community. -Theit Hositality was immense embracing airmanner of peoples, No-one. who Was privileged to enjoy. the entree of their home, especially, on those memorable Sunday evenings, can ver forget the delightful pleasure of their congenial company nor the grt Elousness and loving consideration of the host and hostess on 80 many casions.
'Without effulgence it can be stated, all sincerity, that both Kitty' Low: son and her loved husband were full of good works for' the pre-eminent characteristics of these two Food people were kindness, consideration, generosity, thoughtfulness and many ther attributes of a similar nature.
'The world and their many friends are the losers by thole passing. May Goa' rest their souls—atws, Mr. G. ©. Welsford The remains of Mr. Godfrey Clit-ford Welsford, whose death occurred suddenly on Nov. 12, were interred in the Hungjao Road Cemetery on Mon-afternoon, Nov. 18, in the presence of many of his friends. The services were conducted by the Rev. 3. L, Brown of the Cathedral, The chief mourners were Miss M. Burger and Mr. SR. Gotts. The casket was carried to the grave by Messrs. E. A. Barr, F. Bloomfleld, V, 1. Eaton, and 3. David.
Mrs. Hannah Fellows Harloe A funeral service was held on Monday afternoon, Nov. 18, at the Bubbling Well Cemetery for the late Mrs Hannah Fellows Harloe who died at the Shanghai General Hospital on Nov. 16, when in her 65th. year. The services were conducted by the Rev. Father F.X. Xavier of the Church of the Sacred Heart. The casket, upon which rested a beautiful cross. of flowers from the three sons, was lowered into the grave by Messrs.
Souter, E. T. Nash, J. W. Fraser, T. Beesley, G. H. Rendall and Capt, H.
Brown.
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