Mrs, Christopher Chancellor arrives Shanghai from Europe Inst week.
Mr. and Mrs, H. Simon and two children arrived by s, Joan Moller from Chingwantao on November 2.
Mr. A. Basselt of the Yee Troong Tobacco Distributors Ltd, left on Nov. 7 by the s. shengking for Tientsin, Assistant Commissioners T. Robert son and R. W. Yorke of the Shanghai Municipal' Police have returned from home leave.
'The marriage took place on October 18 i Lundon of int, 'Rennes Cooper Keymer und Miss' Margaret June White of Melbourne, The American Consulate General, langham, WiHE Appreciate me receipt urination regarding the where bouts of Mr. Donald. thompson ana mr, Wiliam Shevehenko, Mr. 'T. Crosthwaite of the Shang-hal Stock Exchange is leaving Dulurudy Lor Nove to connect. with the s, Empress russia for Canada. He expects to be away about lour mantis, Mr. C. D, Longhurst, Head of the business aha pweusure trp, returned on Nov. 3 by the s. Conte' Verde.
Mr, Walter N, Scott, the retiring. Assistant-Secretary of the Race Dup, ind "Secretary of the Paper Hunt Club, wits entertained at a. cocktail tation by the on Nov. 1, sengers arriving in the s. Conte Verde on Nov. included Mr.
G, Drakeford, Mr. Theo, G. Schmid, Mrs. C. 2, Gauss," Mr. Chas. Raven, Mrs. W. H. Cassels, Mr, Hollingsworth, and Mr. ahd Mrs. J. Harper, Colonel C.E, de Wattoville, dele gale of the International Hed Cross Society in Geneva, is now visiting Hankow. He will ly to Nanking 4 few days. Before his return to Geneva to report on his sindings in the middle of December, he will visit Word has reached Shanghai that Wyatt, wite of Dr, 2. Wyatt, English Baptist Mission, Vulyuantu, and her two children arrived safely in Hankow. Dr. Wyatt accompanied his family to Hunkow, and has now returned to Miss Phyllis Ayrton. sgeretary of the "ritish Chamber of Commerce, and Miss Louie Stops, inanayer of "Finance and commerce," returned to Shanghar by" the impress. Russia und Shanghai Maru from Home leave which was spent Europe and England, 'The Norwegian Society in China held their first meeting of the season on Friday, October 20 In the French Club, some 30" Norwegians being, present. the yuest of honour was Mr. Stanley F. Weight, who was recently awarded the' Order of Commander of St. Clay by H.M. The King of Norway. Mr. H. Berents, this year's President, in toasting and congratulating the quest referred to the thirty-five years of devoted ser~ vice rendered by Mr. Stanley Wright to the fine Customs Servier of China and to the staunch support this foreign guest had always given the Norwegian Communities in this country.
Mu, Arthur C, Ellis who has been the executive secretary of the Emassy Guard 'Y.M.C.A. in Peiping since 1925, and whose activities as secretary in the local Navy YMCA. from 1921 until his transfer to Peiping, is a passenger on board the U, 8, Transport Henderson bound for the U.S.A. where he will go on the retired list as of December 31 this year. Mr. Ellis has' had a most successful career with the Army and Navy YMCA. whom he served in France and Siberia prior to coming to China, and he leaves behind him a host of friends who are hopeful that he will vist the Far East again ere long.
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