Mrs. &. M, Cosgrave, wile of the Canadian Trade Commissioner, and her two children, Gloria and Anthony. who. are Leaving Shanghai next: month when Col 'Gosprave takes up his new post as 'Trade "Commissioner at Melbourne, Gols and 'Bs, Coegrave have become identified with, social Activities during their evidence here' and will leave many friends' behind them. the art of quilt making. Designs for patchwork, known as "Colonial" are famous in certain States, and quilts made to such patterns will be one of the attractions offered at the bazaar. 'A home products stall will be another feature and as American recipes for pickles, preserves, sandwich "spreads" and other temptations for the palette fare undoubledly even more widely famed than even colonial style quilts, 4s every reason to suppose that this stall will prove a leader in Popularity, Knitting, to descend to a Tess exiting subject, is finding a number of exponents at the Monday morning parties, and there will be an array of sweaters and afghans in many colours and sizes on this handwork stall. The dinner dance which the Social Department is giving on. October 30, will follow the traditional Hallowe'en lines, with "spooky" decorations. This date should be reserved by all who look forward to spending All Saints' Eve in a time honoured way. fant help themselves to "Million Dot lars" "Pink Ladies," "Bronx" and the ko, while those who ride "water wagon" content themselves with orange or tomato juices. Miss Jane Richardson entertained yesterday evening in her apartment in Wayfoong House, her guests of honour being Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Tode, friends from Los Angeles, who are making a brief visit. to. Shanghai Mr. and Mrs. A, RD. Wilson, too, were "at home" yesterday evening to a number of friends, at No. 804 Route Ratard. Mrs. Wilson returned to Shanghai earlier this week in the s. Haruna Maru, with her small son Rennie, after having been at home in England for the past year. Mrs. 'Wilson, who is a keen and well known' rider, is looking forward to the coming season and to competing in some of the paper hunts. 'While passing through Singapore, she saw another well known' former Shanghai horseman, Miss Lucille Graham, who is thoroughly enjoying
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