The Archive · 1933

Good Intentions

Though a certain well-knowe street ina not unheard of part of. the universe may" be paved wi allegedly "good" intentions,.out in the ship were hosts and the guests showed the navy and the army to be well represented. Paymaster Commander and Mrs, H. L. Shaw also helped to receive the guests and the traditions of naval hospitality were upheld in that cocktails of all varieties flowed freely from 11.30 onwards. Most of Shanghai sweet young things were there and they found blently of exports to entertain and adapting new methods of production, are represented in the seures of small stalls set up on the third floor of the "Y" building.

Thursday's programme from 4 until 6 was taken up with oratorical contest amongst students Jof the Mary Farnum, Bank of 1 China, Wa "Fung, and Besant Schools, followed. by 'a children's ccostums contest in which oth BOYS hai General Hospital) Ceuta} CAVANAUGH, riged 60 years. "Beloved wife of Patrick William Cavanaugh. at Festubert, Flanders, Christmas Inia "Ty the Glory. of God."

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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