[Collins-Free of the Hongkong ofthe of Reuters, Ltd., will leave for Home by the s. Rawalpindi on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Hob will also Jdepart by the Rawalpindi.
Mrs. George Duncan sails by the s. Kutsang on Saturday for a holl-day in Japan, 'S. Harris is leaving by Hoover on Saturday for Shanghai, where she will meet her mother, Mrs. John E. Hellestoe, of Los Angeles, who is arriving by. the President Lincoln, They will both return to Hongkong "by the President Lincoln, Mr, Harris is the wife of Mr. Harris, of the Dollar Steamship Company.
Mrs. G. C. Moss is recovering from an illness at the Kowloon Hopital and will soon return to" her Miss Ella Brown is making a speedy recovery from an operation from appendicitis at the Matilda Hospital, her friends are happy know.
Memorial Day 'A group of American women in Hongkong took part in the annual observance of Memorial Day here, To begin with, the flag of the American Consulate General was flown at halt mast until noon, 'Then, following customary procedure, Mr Douglas "Jenkins, the Consul' Gen-feral, and a group of members of the American community, visited the Happy Valley Cemetry, w: ere the Indies placed wreaths on the graves of Americans buried there.
'A wreath was also placed at the base of the Kublan Monument in Wanchai, 'The following ladies took part in the commemoration cere-many: Mrs. Benson, Mrs, Gambell, Mrs. Gee, Mrs. Grover, Mrs, Harri Mrs, Hill, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs, MeKay 'Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Sanger, Mrs. Simon, and' Mrs, Somme At Mountain Lodge the Governor and Lady Pect will entertain at dinner at Mountain Lodge on June 29, in honour of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Jenkins, who will be leaving next month for Berlin, With Lady Peel and Captain R. F. Walter, ADE. and Lieut.
Herbert, HE. the Governor attended the Marcus Show on Tuesday afternoon, John and Richard, the two sons of HE. the Governor and Lady Peel, are coming to Hongkong next month to stay with their parents for brief period.
John, who has recently received fan appointment with the Malayan Civit Service, is arriving in Hong-Kong on August 8 and will remain here until August 25, when he will 0 to Singapore.
Ils of interest to note that His Excellency the Governor began_ his public life with the Malayan Civil Service.
Richard, the younger brother, wil! arrive in Hongkong July 25 from bridge, where he is still a student. He wilt remain in the Colony until September 8, when he will return to resume his studies, Personal Mention Commodore Frank Elliott and Mrs, Elliott have changed their address to "The Bungalow", at 102, The Peak.
During the short stay' of Sir Frederick and Lady Whyte in the Colony, they were the guests of Sir William Hornell, Vice-Chancellor of Hongkong University, The many friends of Mrs. C. D, Lambert, who recently underwent oan operation, are glad to know that she is progressing nicely at her home Capt. RF. Walter, A. D.C. to H.E, the Governor, Sir William Peel, leaving for Peking ona short holiday. Until his return, on July 4, Lieut. B. L. B Hebert, B.A, will take over the duties of A. B.C. to His Excellency.
Miss Helen Kelso, a member of the faculty of the Brent School in Baguio, Philippine Islands, is passing Yhrough Hongkong on her way to California for a visit to her family. She is traveling by the "President
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