Mr. H. E, Morris returned to 'Shanghai on Sept, 13 by the Em-ess of Canada after' "tsp to Mr. Archibald Rose returned to Shanghai by. the C. P. 0. S, Empress of Canada.
Capt. C. P. Holcomb has been promoted to the rank of Major in the Shanghai Volunteer Corps.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. G. Steen and their children returned to Shang? on Sept. 16 by the Dollar str. President Coolidge. were. among the passengers arriv-Colonel and Mrs. Isaac Newell ing here on Sept. 13 by the Empress of Canada.
Mr, William ZL. Sung, vice president of St. John's University, who his been visiting the United States, has returned to Shanghai Mas. S. 0. Thorley, who has been in the General Hospital for a number of weeks suffering from a broken leg, is, not expected to leave for some time, though her condition improving.
Mr. W. O'Neill, formerly Reuter's manager at Tientsin and Iongkong, has arrived here to take up his "appointment as assistant man-Jager of Reuter's Commercial Services, Shany Dr. Margot Graywacz, member of the faculty of Tsinghua University, Peking, who returned from Europe, via the United States, several' days. ago, has left for Peking to resume her work, The Right Reverend John Gowdy, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Mission la Foochow, and. Us. Gowdy, returned to Shanghai_ Sept, 16 from furlough spent in the United States.
Congratulations are extended to Toth birthday on'Sept. 15. He was Mr. Pr Pople, who celebrated is
the guest of honour at an informal cocktail. and dinner "party atthe Astor House.
Mu. Edward H. Lockwood, of the (Canton ¥-'M. C. A, and his' family, who have been spending a few day "Shanghai with Mr Lockwood's brother, Mr. W. W. Lockwood, after!
in, Ube United States, left for the south on Sunday.
'Madame Wellington Koo, wife of the Chinese Minister, to France and also, delegate to "the League' of will sail for Europe on in appointed U,'s. Military Mazon 8.°C. Constant, the néwly-
[Attache in the former 22 from Was!
D. C. Major Constant. was attached to th to the Logaion four years ago as language officer.
Mr. Y. Suma, of the Japanese Legation, arrived in Shanghai on Saturday from Peking to take up the duties of First Secretary of the Japanese Legat succession to Mr. W. Moriya, who has been transiterred to Foochow as Consul-Gen-
JOkano, of the Japanese Navy, left Shanghai on "September 13° for Geneva to, "take (part in the coming session of Les Nations Assembly. welled the D. K. K. S. Dairen Maru to
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