Sung-fu of Yunnan, has been a, dis tinguished visitor In Shanghal* and has been entertained at several affairs arranged by his many friends, Among. them was a luncheon party given jointly on Wednesday by Dr. James Woo, Minister to Switzerland," and delegate fo the League of Naz tions, and Mr. Lur: Zao-lien, Genera Secretary of the Good Roads sociation of China. The setting was the Woo home, 012 Rue Lafayette, and guests present were Mr, Van Kwang, former Vice-minister. _of Foreign Affairs under'Dr. C.'T. Wang, and brother of: Gen, Van; Mr. S, U, Zau, former Vice-minister of Tndustry "under. Dr. H, Hi Kung; Mr. 'Tsu Wel-sung, president of the Shanghai Law College, Kiangwan: 'Mr, Chu 'Ven-loh, former Governor of Shantung Province, Mr. P. K. Chu, General Secrotaty of the World's Chinese Students' Federation, and othe and who now has come to Shanghai to make her home, were guests of honour at a tin and a tea, The timm was given by Mrs. C. E, Ga and the tea by Mrs, A. Bland Calder, While many parties have been given in welcome to returned travellers and visitors, others have been in the nature of farewells, Me. and Mrs, A. B, Moulton were hosts fo dinner on Wednesday night for Major and Mrs, George R. Rowan who left for the Philippine Islands, Also in farewell was the cocktail party given last Sunday by Mr, and Mrs. Harold Pease who complimented Mrs. W. H. Martin who left the following day for Poiging and Japan en route to her home in California, Friday the thirteenth held terrors for Shanghai hostesses and there were the usual number of patties. Most host and hostesses concentrated on the Pan-Pacific Ball entertaining guests to dinner before: hand. There were several large par: Yes at Ciro's both for and" after dinner.
Dr, Anne Walter Fearn gave a delightful tin party at the Cathay Hotel yesterday with Professor Henry Eames of Hollywood as the honour guest, Prof. Eames is in China studying Oriental music and at present he is extremely interested in watching the rehearsals now in progress for Mr. A. Avashalimoff's Chinese ballet which' will be presented next month by the-T. A. T. Other guests at tifin were Mr. Avashallmoff, M, Pacci, Mr. Jack Levis and Mr. and Mrs, A, J. Hughes.
Another of yesterday's parties was the tea given by Mrs. LIT. J. Jensen in honour of Mrs. R,"E. Lunkley who has Just returned from America and is here for a short time before leaving to make her permanent home In the United States.
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