Austrian "Consul-General,, left for Home on Sept, 5 by. the Lloyd Triestino str. Gange, Grernune, beloved daughter of His Exeelieney, the Gzechoslovak Minister to China, and Mrs. Robert Reitecher, passed way on September 2'in Japan.
Ma. E. D. Andrews, the former New" Zealand Davis Cup_ tennis player, who has been in. Japan, on 2 business trip, arrived here a few days ago by. the C.P. 0. 8. Empress of Asia, Ma. Khoo Hol-bye, Chinese tennis champion, returned here on board Jof the French mail Tiner Athos IL fon Friday afternoon after a. tour in Malaya, Singapore "and southern ports for several months.
Da, Honey Huizinga, chairman lot the English Department of. the University of Shanghai, who is the author of "a number of English textbooks used" in. Chinese schools, and Mrs. Huizinga have returned Shanghai from home leave spent in America.
Two presidential decrees have boom gazetted in. Athens recently, appointing Dr. 8. Spourghitis as Than. Consul General for Greece in Tientsin and Mr. Emm. P, Yannoulates to act for the Consul, General charge of the Greek Consulate General in Shanghai Word has been received in Shane. hai of the marriage in Penang of Me. LH. Thorn to Miss Rose Hilda Ana "MeGrath. Mr. "Thorn, who formerly was in the Shanghai office the Hongkong & Sha latterly has been in the Bangkok ranch, and on returning, from his honeymoon he will go to Singapore.
Col. G. ©, Elsner, one of the about ten years is going south for the purpose of joining the Taghiti Bay Lumber Ca,, in-Zulcanga on the island of Mindanao.
Mu. Kuo Cheng-en took up his new appointment as director of the Central Mint of Shanghai on Friday morning, a large number of Chinese officials and leading merchants being present at the ceremony. Mr. Hsu Chi-ching, Mr. Kuo's predecessor recently resigned his post in order to devote his time and energy to banking duties.
Mrs. C. C. Chen has been elected dean of women at the University of Shanghai, Mrs, Chen; who is tone of the leading women educa tors of this "country, studied in
and Yale Universities in America. Mount Holyoke College and. Brown For mang years, she was principal of the Bridgeman itis' School and [lis chairman of the National Y.W.C.A. of China. As one of China's dele-she inter-conferences in Europe and the United States on several sions.
S.-M. P, who Is attached to the Judicial Police of the Shanghai First Special District Court, left for Home with his family, on leave, the Dollar str. President Monroe, Passencens leaving on" Saturday for San Francisco by the: President Grant were Dr, Arthur Shoemaker,
Miss O'Bolger, Mrs. C. C. Vines Mrs, RE, O'Bolger and and Miss Vines, Mrs, R. C. Beebe and David W. Costello.
Dr. H. H. Kung, former Minister of Industries, accompanied by his fsceretary, Mr. Sabin has left by the President Grant for the United States and Europe in_connection with his duties as High Industrial Commissioner, Dr. Yen Te-ching, technical to the Ministry' of Railway Mr, Hsu Shi-hsi, dean of the' Yen-Jehing University, left for Europe lon Sept 5 by the Lloyd Triesting str Yang to attach themselves to th Chinese delegation to the League of Nations as experts, 'Tae French War Ministry has conferred posthumously the ribbon of the Legion d'Honneur upon the late M. Albert Londres, the famous French journalist and' writer, who perished' in, the Georges Philippar disaster whilst on his way home to France from Shanghai.
Passengers arriving in Shanghai on Aug. 80 by the Boyd Triestino str. Gange included Inv. C, A. Mi Vogel, Mrs. G, Wolfe, Mrs.
Ferrajolo and Mr.
Lund, Colonel Richard S. Hooker has resumed command of the Fourth Regiment, U.S. Marines, after a Jong period of illness, "Looking and healthy, he was liven a, warm Welcome, pon hie tetum by the nen under his command, 'Mr. R. 8, Kuehiborn, representative of "the, German 'Minister Nanking, will be leaving for Homo torday™on" Jong leave and. his Place will be taken by "Dr, Mf. Fischer, Counsellor' of Legation, who formerly held the post A Tirrix was given at the Ameri-lean Clu by the States Steamship Company on Sept. 3, fov My. Arthur Farmer, manager of the Mari time Commerce Department of th Portland Chamber of Commerce, who ison a visit to Shangh Mr. Pan Kung-chien, the now commissioner of Eaueation "for [Greater Shanghai, formally assumed his duties yesterday morni ceeding Dr. Paul H, Hsu, who his been made a member of the, special [commission of experts to the City Amongst the passengers arriving in Shanghai on Sept. 2 by the MINS. "Athos TI were' Licutenant-[Colonel Labonne, Liestenants Fouan-Heat, Cournot' and. Cochet, Benson, "Int," and. Mme. Sabatic, Mr. Po H, Keys, Dr. Brageas, Mime. Mavtinti and Mf, Alfred Francois.
Mu. Wen Ying-hua, a graduate lot Fuhtan' University," who. has been associated with the Greater Shanghai Bureau of Public Safety for' several years,.. is leaving Shanghai on "September 5." for Austria by the Lloyd Triestino att. Gange.. He is going to study poles Comonen ¥. Iwamatsw, arrived jin Shanghai on Aug. 31 to. take jup dut sistant to the Japanjes Mili Attache, Major-General K, Tashiro. The latter, it may be" recalled, was Chief of Stall to the Tate ' General Baron Shirakawa ug the SinowJapanese hostilities Dr. C. P. Li, of the Peking Union Medical College, has come to Shang-to take up an ann ointment og hend of the department bacteriology at the College of Medicine of the National Central University and also as director of iboratories of the Red [Cross General Hospital.
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