Scores of those who attended the races on Monday went directly on to the Fresh Air Fund benefit tea dance at the French Club, Responsible for the organization of this affair, which she ran practically single-handed, is 'Mrs, Wirt Leonard, the camp's vice chairman, She reports that after expenses' were deducted, over $1,600 was realized for =the fund, "This money will be used to enlarge the camp and make it possible for a greater number of Shanghai's underprivileged children to enjoy a summer Holiday In the country. Mrs, Leonard and other members of the committee gold some 800 tickets at $2 each. Nearly -$500 was made in the raffle and expenses were ess than $500, thus bringing the total to such a good sized sum.
Rejolcing after their efforts memors of the committee, are a Little worried, however, for the holder of the winning ticket, number 229, has not put in an appearance to claim the fable cloth raffled. The cloth will be hela only until December 1, Among Those Present Young and old put in their appearance at the tea dance, French, Italian, British, Chinese, American, Japanese, German and other nationalities were well represented, There wet diplomats, consular and government officials, society leaders and school children, ull there so that the ese Yortunate might benefit.
'Signor and Mme. V, Lojacano, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Feitscher, Judge and Mrs, Milton Helmick, Mr. and 'Mrs. Julean Arnold, Mr,' and Mrs. to carry her off to America on leave being entertained morning,' noon, and night, and has been since her Miss arrival two weeks ago. She has been en. interested: spectator at' the races and in between times has managed to attend timing, teas, and dinners, Mrs. Verne Clair gave: a party for her on Thursday. Other guests. were Mrs. C. W, Atkinson, Misg_ Virginia... Mrs, J, Fullam, Miss Esther Crane, Mrs.
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