In a riot of colour the American Women's Club held their annual garden party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. 0, White, 603 Ave. Haig. The White garden is one of the most beautiful in Shanghai and was a mass of red salvia and dark green shrubbery, a lovely back-grand for the many charming Autumn costumes that were worn by the won ren guests. The inside of the house was decorated in gay flowers and maiden hair ferns.
Mrs. R. E. Lankley, the president fof the club; Mrs. C. 0, Spamer, on the courtesies committee; Mrs, E.
Mark, the treasurer of the soci department; Mrs. H. T. Jensen, chairman of the social department assisted the hostess, Mrs. White, in receiving.
Tea was served on the lawn and the senior class of the Shang! yhui American School ass ted in ser ing. Members of the class are Misses Ethel Boot, Margaret Oldt, Louise Mouget, Florence Lower, vienna Schmidt, Virginia Kellogg, Ann Elizabeth MeGinnis, Sophia Nastska, Betty Rhone and Betty Daub. This event opens the activities for the American Women's Club for the season,
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