And speaking of art, Shanghai hi had an interesting visitor this week in Miss Marjorie McKillot of Seattle, who arrived on the Jean Laborde and leaves soon for Japan, Miss McKillot was formerly in Peiping. so she has found a number of old connection: and acquaintances in Shanghai A professor at the American College for Women in Stamboul her special hobby is archaeology. particular ent Hi civilization, She has lived much in Europe, and has spent quite some time in Gre which is, of course, the paradise of all archaeologues. So the title, "of tle," is efter all rather misleading.
he Mrs. C. H. Raven (Junior and Senior) have been entertaining a v or from Americ: Miss Helen Lindner. a cousin-in-law several times removed and the daughter of the late Judge Lindner of Hollister. California. Like so many disappointed visitors. she arrived here on a cruise, full of plans to see Peiping. After a trip Hongkong and back to Japan, the rty are cutting short their trip and going home.
All sorts of summer plans are heir this way. · Boat schedules alan; A Big Affair Now down to busines: again—We admit not having much to record io"day, except vi ne gen oralities and) space-filling adject As one beautiful lady ssid somewhe on Thursday Jy" husband simp will not dance these nights—" which is regrettable, though true in many a best family. If husbands will not dance. then wives go dutifully. to the movies dnd. sóeiety columnists do not go spying to relate who sat in the front pi at the Nanking on Monday night, at the Grand on Tuesday, at the Metropol on Wednesday, and at the Cathay on Thursday.
Josepho
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