Mrs. David Kwok wit with her family at, Mr William Gockson's residence.
This influential' group of women never does anything by halves so it holds its next meeting to"morrow at 430 pam. at the club questers. It is geners] meeting and it is hoped that despite the shortness of the vecasioned by the seriousness To the hospitable shelter of Mr. and Mrs, William Gockson's residence Mr. and Mrs brought the children of David Kwok. This will also be the latter's new address for the time being as they have given up their home in Brenan Road, next to Jessfield Park. They are cousins their hosts From The U.S.A.
Amongst our visitors from the United States ye Miss Margaret Erdt, art director in the school of San Bernardino, California, and Miss Adele Petit Pianist of New York City, They have been traveling together through Japan and China and ékpect to leave soon after atrip which they have found thoroughly enjoyable despite some inconveniences the presecause of ent tension Vacationers Return Many who have been vacationing amid the quiet and peace of nature's retreats have cut their holidays short and returned home. cheerfully ready to receive whatever may come, so long as the members of the family were all together, It seems to be that in times of joy or sorrow, one's feet naturally turn to "Home Sweet Home."
Last Express From Nanking Travellers who returned from what was probably the last run for the time being of the Capital Express were Mrs. T. K. King and her three children Herbert, David and Marie. They came from Kuling where Mrs, King went less than two weeks ago to bring back her two who had gone there earlier in the company of their father's cousin.
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