Quo gave a tea party the other da for the distinguished Chinese, pointe Professor Woo Lee-fu.
Woo Kwang-Kien, the famous Chinese scholar © and trans Several of Professor Woo's pictures were shown, which are in the tru classical style, notable among them being a scroll perhaps 15{t. long by as many inches high, slightly' re-minis cent of the "Thousand Miles of the Yangtze" which attracted much notice at the Chinese Art Exhibition at Burlington House.
The guests were all members of. the PEN. Club (except your humble servant) including Mr. and Mrs.
Nevinson, Miss Rebecca West Mr, Alec Waugh, Mr, H. G. Wells, Miss G. B. Stern and others of that jstinguished coterie. One elt very Bloomsbury and refined.
Next day Professor Woo lectured to the China Society on Chingse landscape painting. "He began of course with "the development Valera will do, One of my neighbours, who had recently been in Ireland for some time. said that the hatred between Orange: men and Roman Catholics was as bitter as ever. He heard an Orange mother say to her little boy, whom she wanted to keep from fling into a stone quarry near the house, "Now don't you be going near that quarry, it's full of wee popes.
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