Washington.. is visiting Shanghai in the course of a round-the-world tour Some husbands, however. do dance in summer. Some even plot to dance and plan balls to take their wives to. To wit, the Rotary party of the Linsi Club on Thursday, when many a "Bill" and "Bob" seemed to enjoy himself to the full beneath coloured lights ona floor set out of doors under the stars. with the call of something not so impersonal, so keenly that this time she is back to stay.
So much exuberance, in fact. seemed to be put into the organizing of the affair, that passing neath the Miss Edna Hoffman, a sorority sister Metropole Hotel on the day of last of the. bride-to-be at the University of Oklahoma, is to be vridesmala and Mr. Kent Lutey the best man For the ceremony, which takes place, Dr. Emory Wuccock, officiating. at Community' Church at 630 p.m. Afterward, there will be a reception at the Riggio House in Kiangwan (12 Sung Ka Za). which Mr. Lutey has taken for the summer, at 8 o'clock, and sometime later the couple leave for Mokanshan and a honeymoon:
Everett—Turner Now here is more romance and more excitement: This very day, the last of July, is being announced the engagement of Miss Mary Frances Turner and Mr. Leonard Everett, Jr. both long of Shanghai.
Miss Turner is the niece of Miss Ethel Allen and Miss Alice Allen. a member of the old Shanghai family of Dr, Young Allen, and her fiance is the older son of Mrs. and the late Mr, Leonard Everett of Shanghai.
Matrimony was probably far from their minds when they were boy and girl at school here together; the date week's meeting we head unprecedented singing. voices mixed in some Harry ditty, ud learned through worried inquiry that the Club had burst forth as one man in song fof the first time in many months.
Anyhow, nearly 200 Rotarians and "Rotary Anns" were at the party. tripping to the music and watching loving pictures: Mr. Bruce Miles "wu films of Bali and Mr. Les Falkner's films of themselves. picnicking, all unaware of the clever captions Mr. U. S. Harkson was later to append to their manceuvres. at the Popla Grove farms one day in Spring.
The president, Mr.- "Dutch" Tan. and Mrs. Tan had one of the biggs parties there, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleary had another. Mr. and Mrs. Falkner another. and so did Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Little, Mr, Paul Dietz. Mr. and Mrs. "Scottie" Souter, Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Dunlap. Mr. Reggie Meyers, Mr: and Mrs. Jack Levy, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Pote, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wei, Mr. and Mrs, E, O. nen.
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