Mis. G, ts. Wilton who was hostess ata dinter party" on "Wednesday honouring Sir" Hughe and busy arranging good-bye parties. Mr. and Mrs, A. B, Moulton were hosts last Saturday night at a farewell dinner' party, To-night Mr, and Mrs. Jack Horton will entertain them to dinner, Mr. and Mrs, H Terasald, who themselves are leaving shortly "for where Mr, Terasaki has been
late hero, will give a dinner for ferred from the Japanese, Con-them next' Wednesday night, Mrs.
B, Hines and Mrs, R. Binns will bbe ce-hostesses at, 2 tea for Mrs. Selfudge on next Saturday afternoon. The party will be given in Mrs, Hines home in Route Ghisi between the hours of and 7 o'clock. That same evening Mr. and Mrs. Selfridge will be the dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs. Y¥, Noda, Weddings and Engagements Weddings and engagements vie with welcome and farewell parties for supremacy on Shanghai's calendar of Interesting events, Of much Interest to Americans will be the wedding at Cathay 'Mansions this afternoon of 'Miss Dorothy Elizabeth Quigley, the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. B, Root, and Lieut. Francis Allen Van' Slyke of the USS, Ashville. The ceremony. will be performed at 4 o'clock and a reception will follow, Word comes from London of the announcement of the engagement of Miss Nancy Brooke, the daughter of Mr. J.T. W. Brooke of Shanghai, to Capt. 1. Quinlan. Army Dental Corps. The wedding will take place next month in London, From America there is news of the engagement of Miss Bernice Schmidt, the daughter of Lieut-Col. and Mig H. Schmidt, to Lieut. William Moore of the USS, Ashville, The wedding will take place within the next month in San Francisco, where the Schmidts now reside, About Coming Marriages There was much wedding talk at the cocktail party which Mr. Richard Price gave on Thursday evening for friends to meet his sister, Miss Violet Price, and her fiance, Capiain Brian Granville Blayney Mitchell, RIN, of H.MS, Hermes. Mss Price is leaving next week for Home and her wedding is scheduled to take place next June at the home of her father, Major Sir Charles Mackay Price, In Pembrokshire, England.
Also talking of wedding arrangements were several guests whose enagements have been cently. Miss Ethelwynne Spenre and her mother, Mrs.
Spence, were busy answering questions about
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