Mr. HE. Morriss, returned here in the Lloyd Triestino s. Conte Verde. which arrived on Monday (ct.
Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Howard have returned from holiday in England and are resident at the Cathay Hotel.
Mr. G. J. P. Carey arrived on [friday by the Glenbeg.
Miss Virginia Cowper has been appointed sub-agent for the Eurasia Aviation Corporation.
Group Captain R. P. Willock lett here oh Tuesday (Oct. 2) in the P. 20, s. Rawalpindi.
Mr. J. Plant, the German journalist nas returned to Peking from a visi months to Tokyo and Covone Ott, Military Attache of the German Embassy at Tokyo, and Frau Olt, have arrived in Peking 03 a pleasure. trip.
Da. George B. Cressey, Chairman of the Department of Geology, and [Geography at Syracuse University, is shortly returning to the United Staies. Dr, Cressey arrived in China in June and has been engaged since them in Reographical studies in various parts of the country.
Ma. H. H, H, Priestley, who recently resigned from the Board of E. Sassoon Banking Ca, Ltd, Arnholé fand Ca, Lid, and the Hongkong Trust Corporailon, Ltd, is returning to Hongkong having left London by the P. & ©. liner Carthage on Sept. ember 28 and is due to arrive there fon November 1.
Asaone the passengers sailed for the U.S. A. on the Empress of Asin fon Sunday were Mr. and ts. Harry F. Payne, who will be away about glx months, They expect to return to China via Europe as Mr. Payne is now in charge of all the foreign business of the American Bank Note Company.
Mr. Nelson T. Johnson, the] American Minister {o China, and Mrs 'Johnson. who arrived in ' Shanghai on Friday en route to the United States (or a four months' holiday eft in the evening for Nanking where they will bid farewell to high gov. ernment officials, After a short st at the capital of two days they will return to) Shanghat.
They will sail for the United States in the Dollur ner a8, President Hoover, which will eave Shanghai on Oct-For 9.
Rev, J. E. B. Walker was inductee into the Chaplaincy of All Saints Church of Tientsin atthe service on the morning of Sept. 30. by! Bishop Norris, who also delivered the sermon. Rev. Walke is lo. be in Tientsin for a take the place He holds an me, from Cambridge University which he received ten years ago and has been a parson in London, Reading and Kimberly, South Africa, since then. his comparatively short in stay China, bls charming personality bad won him a large circle of friends both in Nanking and Shanghai, The deceased was a well-known sportsman, being particularly interested in pony racing. Among the ponies he once owned was Vanitas which captured the most coveted blue Tibbon of the turf in the Orient, the Viceroy's Cup, on annual national event run in the city of Calcutta.
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