Opening parties were continued again last night, one of the largest mrs. fand merriest was that presided over by Me, FS. Gibbings. Mr. and Mrs Virgil Crowe, Mr, Tony " Keswick, Mr. George MacCarthy, Mr. and Mrs, J.B. L, Hunter and Mr. Leon Britton Were among those giving parties.
'Toenight there are just.as many'
hold, partis arranged os the lub wit Parties at French Club 'The French Club will be: a busy "place next week. For, in. addition, to the regular club activities, the benefit ten dance for the Children's Fresh Air Fund, will be held' there on Monday and'the Pan-Paclfle Ball will have the club as its setting on Friday, night.
Warm-hearted Shanghai will turn out in full force for the tea dance Which is being run by Mrs, Wirt Leonard, "the vice-chairman of the camp committee, Already almost all the tables have been booked. Dr. 'Anne Walter Fearn, one of the patronesses, will give the largest party nnd' her guest Ust includes distinguished diplomats, consular offtclang and naval and military officers, 'There will be a parade of pretty girls in costumes of all nations and Several local artists, including Mimt de Bonne and Louys of the Cathay Hotel, and Andrews and Sykes of the Park' Hotel will contribute to the floor show programme, Mme. Wu Te-chen' heads the list of patronesses for this affair whereby, many under-privileged children of the community -will receive ald and be assured of at least a healthful out-door summer holiday for at Toast two weeks this coming sum: mer, Others on the list Fearn, Baroness de Weydenthal, Mrs, E. Lardy, Several hundred are expected to attend the tea.
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