this summer, but the lull augurs well relate that pla s ere being made to when the heat departs. Oscar Wilde's "Salome" is being considered at the moment, produced by having spent Ame years in Wucheng, where Dr. Bliss was head of Wucha Hupeh Hospital. In those da; she anized the women of the vicinity e the Szechuen caramels a which became famous all 1 and were carried by Navy onnd all over the world is now in private practice York City, and Mrs, Bliss is r the Into nal School of an enterprise which fosters genius art'and makes it possible those interested to study native other lands. She expects to n here next summer with a roup of students. Her son, a trident at Cornell University, is acting as staff photographer on the trip.
Peggy Schaefer is a student of the New York School of Applied Design The party flew to Hankow on Fr lay and will make a brief pilgrim-to Wuchang. They return in time to sail with the President Grant Shanghai, their plans for a sit to Peiping having been upset the Sino-Japanese trouble.
e President Coolidge also brough Marjory Mathes, who is to Tient: Miss herine Harr. s the daughter of form Shan: re-ing side Mr. and Mrs. A. T, Harr, and her friend.
ame down from the north to meet After the Wedding The week brought home to Shanghai, whose absence has been much missed in social les. Mrs: A. R. Hager is back and on turned in the Tayo Maru from Los Angeles. Mrs. Branch had cancelled an earlier sailing to be present at the marriage of her daughter, Miss Anne Branch, which took place in Los Angeles a few weeks ago. The wedding, she reports, was beautiful, Y.W.C.A, Programme Dany 9.00—12.00—Employment Bureau Office Hours. a.m.—7.00 p.m—Tennis and Ping-Pong. 9.00.—Shorthand Practice.
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7.00__am—700 p.m—Deck Tennis.
5.0.—Swimming Hour—Navy YMCA. 6.00—German Class.
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7.00 am.—7.00 p.m.—Badminton. 9.30—11.30.—Sewing Class for School Girls. 4.30—Girls' Club. 5.00.—
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