China-Japan Society Entertains the Gordon MeLeod Players, ins ay The China-Japan Society held ts monthly tiffin party in the Duke of Kent, Koom at the Empress Hotel on, March 27 at 12:40 o'clock, and nad on this occasion as guests Sv. Gordon MeLeod, and" Miss Lilian Ghristine, © The Chairman, Afr. C.
Rutherford, extended to them a very cordial welcome and took the opportunity of thanking Mr, Me-Yeod, and his talents company for the great pleasure. they hai. given fo. Victoria during the last' two months. He thought the plays were not only entertainment of a very high' standard, but swore also ciealion and' worthy of stronger Stupport from members of the society find sinilay organizations. He referred to Inv. McLeod's travels to the Far Kast and to the happy recollections she still carries with him of the social life in. Shanghai. He made special reference to Sis Christine, who had won the hearts of Victorians by her charm, acting find versatile manner in. which she had portrayed the leading pacts in the various. plays that "had been produced, Sry MeLeod, in a suitable Feply, thanked the suclety for their hospitality and support, and. Me. GIN, Billings moved' that Mr. Gordon MeLced be made an honorary member of the society, whith, Was earvied by avelamation, Among present store the following Mrs. J. F, Abbott, Mra, A. And gon, Mr. G.oM. Billings, Gelpmany Captain and Mes, Chi Jor, Mrs. Cyeed, Mre. J. W, Ca Mr, and Mrs. CP, Dawson, Me, sand Mrs. 11, B. Vanelly Mis. 1 Dowdall, Mr. W. Everall, Mrs. Fardel, Mrs. C. P. Gabbott, Mr. and Mra, J. N, Hatch, Captain P. Vernon Tuekson, Mrs, Ey Jenkingon, Mrs R. King, Mrs. TR. Leeds, "Mr.
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