Mrs. Margaret Proctor Smith, whose visit in Shanghat for the past Several months has enabled her Fenew scquaintanceships throughout {the community, will leave to-merrow night in the s. Poyang to visit with friends" at the Eplscopla Church Mission in Wuhu fora week before going to Hankow. After embarking' {or the Gorges trip, Mrs. Smith, whose rapid tour of China is in the nature ofa farewell trip to the country, will be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Shoemaker of Peking for a week. Mr. Howard Allen Paine, of Louisville, Ky, will arrive in China next month for'a visi to various parts of China before accompanying Mrs. Smith to Moscow via the trans-Siberian route, Mrs. Smith, whose mind is alert upon all contemporary trends, plans an ex-ended stay In Russia before making Visits to Vienna, Florence, and Rome. She will be the gues! of Dr. and Mrs. 'Johannes Prip-Moller in Copenhagen for some time before leaving for' London to stay with her cousins, Mrs. and Mrs. Harold George Proctor, of Lake House, Leighton-Buzzard. Mr. Paine after accompanying Mrs. Smith to Moscow will proceed to the States in September. Mrs. Smith, however, plans to extend her European tour and visits until early in 1935 when she will return to her home in Loulsville, Ky. Mrs. Smith, whose interest in China and contemporary move ments the world over is well-known, will lecture in the United States where she has bookings arranged for at least one year after her arrival.
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