Francisco, Mr, and Mrs, John $, Barr sailed for Son Francisco in the President Wilson on June 19, Bound for Los Angeles, Mr. P. A. Dufly and Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Paty sailed in the President Wilson on Sune 19, New York passengers on the Presldont Wilson, which left port on June 19, included Mr. J. Mathieson and Mr. G. Oldeide.
Captain F. Utne was a passenger on the President. Wilson when she failed on June 19. Captain Utne is bound for New York, 'Mr. Paul W. Meyer, who has been [Second Secreiary of' the American Embassy in Peiping for the past five years, has been assigned to Yunnanfu fas American Consul.
'The Emperor of Annam has conferred upon' Mr. A.M. Chapelsin, the Director of Posts, Shanghai, the Commandership of the Imperial Order of the Dragon of Annam.
During the absence of Dr. J. H. Jordan, who has been granted long jeave from June 27, Dr. E. F. Duck will act as Commissioner of Public Health for the International Settlement, Mz. V. W. Stapleton-Cotton, Commissioner of Posts in Tientsin, formerly of Shanghai, has been granted leave of absence in order to Fecuperate his health. He and Mrs. Stapleton-Cotton left for Home in the's. Empress of Asia on June 21.
'The marriage arranged between' atiss Barbara' Pearson and Mr.
A. Dean, the Worcestershire Regiment, will' take place at Fin-hampstead Berkshire, on June 26, and it is understood that they will sail for Africa in August, as Mr, Dean is attached to the Nigeria Regiment of the Hoyal West African Frontier Force.
Mr. H.C. Zen, who recently resigned the Chancellorship of Szechuen University, is expected to return to Peiping from Chengtu early next month, and after a brief rest in Peiping," will go to the United States and Europe to investigate higher education.
Mr. Chien Tal, Chinese Minister to Spain who was recently appoint-the first Ambassador to Belgium, will return to China from Europe next month to receive instructions from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, states a special despatch to the "Shun Pao." Mr. Chu Hua-hsiang, the present Chinese Minister at Brustele, will be back in China at about the same time, Among the resident and nor-resident Fellows appointed at the last meeting of the Royal Empire Society are Mr. W. HI. Bredin, Mr, and Mrs. E. J. Dowloy, Mr. L. H, Faulds, of Dairen: aiz. J. E. Badeley, Mr. W. H. Bragg, Mrs. ELL Cassels, Mr. Morrison Hendry, Mrs. MR, Hendry, Mr. V. J. Holland, Mrs, J. Liddell, Mrs. "B.C. Spence, of Shanghai; and Mr, W. B. Cornaby, Mr. BH Gordon, Captain Burgh Newcomb of "Tsingtao, Among the recent departures from Shanghai were Mr. and Mrs. L. Hossenlopp, who have decided to settle down in France. Mr, Hossenlopp came to Shanghai about fifteen years ago after experience in hotel management in India and for a time carried fon business in the firm of Marcel Establishments. Mr. Hossenlopp was
active part in supporting the Muni-ery Keen musician and took cipal Orchestra. At one time, he served on the Orchestra Committee. In recent years, he had suffered from health' and "in particular had operation for the amputation of his leg. Aman with a great sense of humour "and wide Knowledge of affairs, Mr. Hossenlopp was a very interesting personality. Wis friends will hope he and Mrs. Hossenlopp will find happiness in retirement in their home land.
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