Stn Frederick and Lady Leith-Ross, accompanied by Miss N. F. E, Crack nell, arrived in Shanghai on Tuesday from Japan.
Mr. K, E, Al Kronvall, the newly appointed Swe ish Vice-Consul Shanghai, and urs. Kronvall arrived In Shanghai on Sunday and are present residing in the Cathay Mansions. Mr, Kronvall has taken hig duties at the local Swedish Con~ sulate General, Mr. S. ¥, Buren of the Swedish Match Ca. Ltd, was among the passengers who left on Monday evening in the s, President Coolidge. Mr. Euren wilt join his wife and children in America and thence go on to Sweden, from whence he will return in the autumn to Shanghai.
Mr, B, D, F, Beith, of Messrs JJerdine Matheson & Ca, has returned to London from Kenya where he went to explore its buslness possibilities and, like everyone else, he speaks enthusiastically of that beautiful country. On his return journey he flow' back in 2% days.
Mr. Adrian Moreing, M.P., Hon see, of the M.P's China Committee, His going as chief British delegate to the Pan-Pacific Institute Confer lence, which meets in July in the ite ely Yosemite Valley. Another of the British delegates is Mr. E, M. Gull, secretary of the China Asso-lation, Sir Sidney Barton, H, M. Minister to Addis Ababa, left from Djiboutt on Sunday for England by a French ner, It will be Sir Sidnoy's first holiday in two years and a well merited one, for his health suffered during his ong sojourn and dificult work In Abyssinia, especially recently, Mr. EH, 'Teesdale, younger son of Mr, and' Mes, J. H, Teesdale. I now President of ihe Oxford University Athletic Association. Lis special distance is the mile, which won easily In the Publi Schoot Sports in his last year at Lancing, and a friend are going on a pilgrimage from Oslo to Cons tinople in July. But they are not running it," They prefer a motor Leiul-Gen, Yang Mu, Garrison Commander of Shanghai' and Woo sung, and Mme, Yang received over 800 guests at a cocktail party hold at the Park Hotel, Bubbling Well Road, last Wednesday evening. Representatives of the diplomatic, naval, military and air services of many nations were (o be seen, as well members of the consular body, munk= cipal councils, police forees and leading foreign and Chinese business men and residents.
The new home of the China In= stitute connected with the China Seminary of the Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe University in Frankfurt-am~ Main, was opened on June 14 the presence of the Chinese Ambassador to Berlin, Dr. Cheng Tien-fang; a large parly of distinguished nuosts; the Chinese stuctents at Frankfurt. University; Dr, Krebs, the Lord Mayor of this ily, and a Large number of prominent perso tis in art, science and industry.
Arten three and one half years of foreign service in. China, Marquis GG. Citindint Cesi, the Second Secretary of the Mahan Embassy, Jeaving in the s. Conte Verdi on Thursday, June 26, to continue his diplomatic career in" other lands, Marquis Cittadini Cest will go his family home In Umbria, near Rome, to spend the first part of his leave. From there he will go to the French Riviera for an. additional holiday. In all probability his next Post will be in Switzerland although arrangements are still indefinite, Most of his stay in China has been in Shanghai although he spent six, months as acting Consul-General in Marbin during the summer and wlumn of 1934 and. some time
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