The Archive · 1936

A Discovery Shared

Some people have the knack of nding charming things and places, but not many are unselfish enough to share their discoveries, Mrs. affectionately known ie," belongs in the first category, bus most certainly not the latter, for having found that the Women's Exchange, run by a group of social service workers, was serving delicious Chinese food in its premises in Yuen Ming Yuen Road, she im: mediately sent out invitations for luncheon to several of her friends last Thursday.

Testifying to her sound judgment, estate exclamation over such delect: able dishes as bamboo shoots und mushrooms, minced oyster and pork balls, coated with polished rice, bar-beened pork ribs, ete, were heard on all sides. Small wonder that dieting Fesolutions went to pieces, unreserv= edly and. without regrets Amons those taking up the appointed places at the round table were Mrs, Chens Lin, Mrs. E. K. Moy, Mrs. Clarence Young, Mrs. Anna Chou, Mrs Herma Liu, and Mrs. K.P. Lum.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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