The deepest regret was evidenced in the local German community Inst week when it became known that Mr. Oswald Bergmann had passed away, a victim to typhoid fever and pneumonia.
Mr. Bergmann was born in Kiel, and in 1924 came to China for the firm of Messrs. Schnabel, Gaume: ioni is the sister of Mr. A. Eveleigh of this city.
The funeral took place November 19 at the Bubbling Well cemetery. Father MeDonald officiated at the service, which was largely attended, showing the esteem in which the deceased was held by his many friends as well as the Postal Service and his col-
Leagues, The pallbearers were Com, Commemoration by. the Danube Women's Association The Damube Women's Association are warmly to be congratulated on the programme they had prepared for the commemoration on November 18 of the Schubert centenary.
With dancing and vocal and intrumental music of all kinds Ca, First of all he was stationed jin Hankow, and then for a brief jed in Shanghai. In October, 1923, he returned to Hankow, and had remained there until September of this year, when he once more ame to Shanghai.
In spite of the brief period of his stay here, Mr. Bergmann was very' popular in the veal community. He had a fine tenor voice, and this, coupled with an engaging personal ity, made him welcome in all local circles. He was also an amateur actor of considerable talent, and took part in one or two of the performances of the German A.D.C.
was just over 20 years of age.
Death took place in the Paulun Hospital on November 16.
Galanti, Messrs, L. de Luca, G. show the comparer's genius F, Righini, C. H. Shields, A. Rig- its different aspects, it was gio, M. J. Stereln, Among those artistically arranged and well sending floral tributes were: executed. The German amateur orchestra under Mr. Karl Grenz was a remarkably fine addi veieah: "the Shanghat Postal ion; its tone is good and. its Smite ST ache "85 exacmble splendid. Mme, Holesko-Knipschildt's charming singing was much appreciated, particularly "The Hardy-purdy Man" which was en-cered, With the fourth came a very pretty illustration in dancing by is Dita Tenger's pupils. Mrs.
Clifton played the accompaniments swith her usual taste and then gave us a most delightful piano solo, arrangement of "Soiree de Te was a beautiful render ing, graceful and sparkling, and the audience naturally demanded an en-Jcore. Miss Dita Tenger's pupil
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