[At the Zero Club reception, which was more informal than usual, there Was a very large attendance. Brig-Gen. BB. Macnaghlen, the chair~ fron of the club, received the visitors, ord proposed "the toast Ladies" which was heartily claimed.
Following this reception, there was, a short ceremony at the Shanghai Glub, where Dr. Herbert Chatley, chairman of the club, laid a wreath Day.
Many Shanghai residents will recognize the mer seen Messrs. R. W. Wingrove, Alistair Campbell and T. C. Vern EC. Creasy, H. Martin, Col fon the club's war memorial to members who lost their lives during the rear" conflict. 'The club was filed to overflowing with members and their friends. The band of HES. Cumberland, stationed in the lob played popular airs throughout the tin hour, and the applause which greeted their efforts was testimony'
the appreciation with which they} were received.
Dinner at French Club There was a large attendance last night at the dinner at the French [Club held under the joint auspices Jot the United Services Association ind the Amicale des Anciens™ Combattants de 1a Grande Guerre.
Among those at the main table Jwere M. Lousier, President of the French association, M. Wilden, French Minister, Mf. Meyrier, French Consul-
Chilton, Brig.-Gen. E. B. Macnaghten, [Colonel Labonne, Colonel Beaumont [Captain Draaiani, Major Fieschi and ithe presidents of allied ex-servicemen's. associations.
'M, Loulzer called for one minute science in honour of the allied war dead and made a short speech em: Iohasizing the significance of the occasion and re-iterating the solidarity lof the friendship uniting the allies.
The band of the 17th Colonial Regiment played selections, including the national anthems of all mations represented, and afterwards there }was dancing in the ballroom.
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