Mr, David Fraser is expected to arrive in Shanghai on the Rawalpindi fon Sunday week.
Dr. Lautenschlager of the German Embassy, accompanied by Mrs. Lautenschtager and their two sons, loft on furlough last Wednesday in the ND.L. s. Gneisenau, Baron Jules Guillaume, Belgian Minister fo Chino, who fs' returning to Belgium, will sail with Baroness Guillaume and his two children in the Empress. of Canada leaving Shanghai on May 31.
Mr, Tang Leong-li, Adviser to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the [Chinese Government, now mission of inquiry into press conditions in Europe, arrived in Geneva last Wednesday from Germany.
Mrs, W, J. Calhoun, the widow of former "American Minister to China, arrived from her home in Peiping on Saturday morning to'spend several days visiting. Dr, Anne Walter Fearn at the Cathay Hotel, Mr. R, G, Howe, the British Charge Affaires, accompanied by Mr. A.D. Blackburn, Counsellor of the Bmbossy, called on Mr. Chen Administrative Vice-Minister of For ign Affairs, in Nanking, last Wednes-
Dr. W. W. Yen, Chinese Ambassador to Soviet Russia, who has been granted home leave by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1s expected to a five here on June 11, according. Dr. F.C. Yen, head of the Chinese Red Cross Hospital, "The Union Church Women's Guild brought their first season to a close on Saturday with a most successful ienle, held at Gough Tsland, at the evidence of Mr. and Mrs." A. W. Cameron, which had been kindly Diaced at the disposal of the Guild {or the afternoon.
The Columbia Country Club, gally decorated with greenery, lanterns, and streamers, in the old national colours of red and yellow, was the sotting last night for a Spanish Fiesta attended by more than 300 members and guests, was. an international _gatherin practically every country being represented in addition to the American hosts, 'The Chinese Women's Exchange, known as the Chinese Women's Producing "Ca-operative Society, will celebrate ite frst anniversary' early June. A' preparation committee consisted of Miss ¥. Hu, Mrs, W. Wu, Miss'A, C. 'Tong, 'Miss' C," M. Hu, and Miss Jane Djang have been ppointed 0 prepare for the occa-slon Among the speakers at Chatham [Mouse during the past season on the situation ju the Far East have been Mr. EM. Gull, who spoke on the political situation in China, Mr, G, E, Taylor who took for his subject the struggle for government China, and Me. Wittiam Teeling, who ave. Dacksround o recent events Japan, The annual "at home" by, the President of St, Andrew's Socie!y 10 members of the Shanghai Scottish and friends was held on Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. N.C. Macgregor receiving guests at their residence in Route Ferguson, The Shanghai Scottish paraded in full strength while the band of the Lancashire Fusiliers gave a musica? programme, Mr, Liang Jen-chieh, former. president' of the Third Branch Kiangsu Migh Court, will leave here sharily Nankinig to receive instructions from the Ministry of Justice before his departure for Kiangsi to assume the new post of President of the Kiangsi High Court, Mr. Yang Peng, who succeeds Mr, Liang here, a sumed the post on Friday.
In recognition of his services in rescuing two Japanese pilots whose plane dropped into the fea on April 20 due to lack of fuel, Captain J, Bruce, master of the s. Hunan, will receive a presentation next noon at H. M, Consulate, presentation will be made by Sir John Brenan, British Consul-General, behalf of the Japanese Government.
Mayor Wu Te-chen, Dr. LIH. Kung, Dr. C. 'P, Wang, together with Messrs, Perey Chu and 0, K, Yui, fare serving as patrons of the nial drive launched by the ¥'s Men's Club of Shanghai for the maintenance of Its nine year old Baby clinic at Chapel, and for the promotion of a children's playground programme for the under privileged in Shanghai, Mrs, Albert C, Cornish will head the "American 'Women's 'Club president during the coming year asa result of the annual" eleetion' of officers held "all. day' 'Tuesday, "May 19, at" the club. Other "oMmcers are Mrs." Robert Huestis, "frst vice-president Mrs, M."E.' Metntosh, second vice: president; Mes, £. Bright, recording secretary; Mrs. C.'E, Sutherland, eor~ responding secretary, and Mrs. J. Scott Emens, treasurer. The members at large are Mrs. Dana Nance, the retiring president; Mrs. Frank Munn, Mrs. TF, Huang, Mrs, Schultz, and Mrs. M.-C. Guss,
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