grave are responsible for a big round of farewell parties these days, though they are not actually leaving ti) next month. Colonel and Mrs. Ca: grave have been in Shanghai for so many, years that one had begun to regard them as permanent fixtures and it is with real regret that their Very-large circle of friends will say goodbye to them. They have taken part in all the local life in Shanghoy and with their cheerful and likeable Personalities have always been ai set to any party they went to. Of]
ursa, Colonel Cosgrave must be pleased to have been appointed to fuch an important position 98 Trade Commissioner at Melbourne, but both hho and his wife will surely feel sorry to be leaving so many friends behind them here. One can but hope. that they will return one day to visit the place that has been their home for early ten years; there certainly will be people in plenty to give them a hearty welcome.
Arrival To balance all these departures quite a number of people are sti making belated arrivals. from. thei summer holidays. Amongst them is Mme. clu Pac de Marsoulies who returned this week to her large and comfortable home in Route Delastre Count Francois de Sternberg is an-Other who has just arrived on a visit to Shanghai during a tour of Chin: and Japan: he is the guest of Mme clu Pa while he is here. The Count brails from Austria and should not be confused with any other of the same name, for he is not related to any ember of the Stembergs in the Far
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