The remains of the late Mr, Alberto W. Temple, whose death occurred at hi residence 5 Haskell Road Sunday, were interred in Hungjao Road Cemetery on September 15.
Government Officials Attend Ceremony memorial service for Gen. Hsu Kuching, a member of the Conimittee of the Central Government, was held in the China Funeral Home fon Sept. 16, when his body was encofned. A' large group of Goves ment officials, including Mr. Sun Fo, Gen, Wu Te-chen, and Mr. Kung-cho, paid their respects.
In addition to numerous' white scrolls and. floral tributes which packed the memorial hall, the bereaved. family also received many telegrams from Government officials, expressing their sympathy. Amoni Montgomery Knatchbull-Hugessen, the new British Ambassador to China, aid an official call on Gen, Chang Chun, Minister for Foreign Affairs, on Sept. 18, Later, Sir Hughe called on Mr, Hsu Mo and Mr. Chen Chieh,. Vice-Ministers for Foreign Affairs. Gen. Chang Chun, Minister for Forelan Affairs, paid a return call on Sir Hughe Montgomery Knatehull-Hugessen, the new British Ambassador, at the Nanking office of the Embassy on Sept. 19.
Mr, Edwin Howard, who has been on holiday since September 15, left for Japan on Sept. 18 accompanied by Mrs Howard. They expect to return on October 9. During Mr. Haward's of Audit. Mr. Vu has just graduated from the University of Nanking. The bride was given away by her father who came down especially for the occasion. The groom's father also came here especially for the wedding.
Several hundred guests came to offer congratulations. to the young. couple and to, attend the reception and dinner. 'The several ushers included Mr. P.K." Chu, General Secretary of the World's Chinese Students' Federation, The young couple will be sailing {in a fow days by the s.s. Scharnhorst for England, ie her duty to go to their assistance.
Mrs, Darby became an officer in the Salvation Army in 1907, as Capt. Jepheott. She was married in 1013, and came to China about 1920, Priok to 1990, she was working in North Sullivan—Day A wedding of interest to many, especially in British elteles, occurred on September 19 when Miss Lconora Mary Day and Mr. Frederick Franklin "Sullivan were' united. in marriage ina ceremony at the Cathedral. The wedding' was held at 1130 am, with the Rev. EJ.
The bride is well known in Shanghai, She is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Day and the late Mr. 4 Day of this city. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mir. and Mrs. D. A. Sullivan of Winnipeg, Canada, The bride was attended Rlizaboth Day and Christopher Day Who wore flower girl and page boy, respectively, Mr. RR. Smith served as best man for the bridegroom.
Gordon Day, the brother of the brid gave her away.
On their return from a honeymoon in Peiping Mr. and Mrs, Sullivan, will make their home in. Shanghai, Mr, Sailivan being connected with, the Dunlop Rubber Company.
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