Sloighs bring them in Switzerland, Ford cars in America, and in Shanghat the over-ready rickshaw is pressed into service, P. Lambe's party. Others will be at the dinner and fancy-dress dance to be given by and Mrs. A. 8. Henchman, Others again are booked for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harper's dance or Mr. and Mrs, Morris Stranack's dinner party. And_these are just a few of the delightful parties that are being planned, Tuesday's Treasure Hunt Lady Brenan's reception and dance at the Consulate was one of the Outstanding social events of last week. Everyone was glad to see the! Consul-General recovered from the attack of fu that laid him low! during the Minister's visit, Mr and Mrs. Paul Barentzen's dinner party before the dance, was a tremendously successful affair, all fun and no formality. The treasure} hunt for a dollar bill, organized to wet the party spirit warmed up, was an inspiration in itself. Miss "hats" Chien who was lucky enough to discover the dollar, was rewarded with two lovely silver bracelets. Amongst Mrs, Barentzen's quests were Mr. and Mrs: J. Middleton-Smith, Mr, Donald MeAiister, the Misses Phyllis and Kitty 'Lambe, Miss Ethelwynne - Spence, Miss ' Eileen Woodhead, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ritchie and Miss Ritchie, Mis Phyllis Poskitt, Mr. B. H. Oxlade, and Miss Ttala' Chien Charming Visitor to Leave Lady Glenconner was at home at the Cathay "Hotel yesterday evening, amongst a. pleasant gathering of the many friends she has already made during her short stay here. Amongst her guests were Sir John and Lady Brenan, Mayor and Mrs. Wu Te-chen, Mr. and Mrs. C.D. Culbertson, Me.
Mrs. J. E, Swan, Marquis G. G. Cittadini ""Cesi, Mr. and Mrs, Christopher Chancellor, "Mr. A. V. they eventually return to their home in Vancouver, are Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Harvey and their—charming daughter Patricia. Originally their stay here was to have been a short one, but whether Mr. Harvey's buslness took him longer than he intended, or whether the pleas and. persuasions of their friends that must he here for the Christmas parties," weighed a little, we do not know—anyway here they are still, and about to give a Christmas breakfast party to-morrow morning in the private dining room of the Medhurst. By all accounts this is going to be a most amusing affair, Dut details pertaining to it are being repr a dark secret by the Harvey family.
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