most successful at home was ven by the Chinese Students Union at the International Recreation Club last Friday evening in honour of Sir Alexander and Lady Theodosia, JCadogan and Miss Patricia Cadogan. [The Union was fortunate enough to obtain the services of Dr. Mei Lan-fang who, with Mr, Liu Lien-yung, staged the famous classic, has a total membership of nearly 400. Other clubs are in course of formation at Nanchang and Canton as well as the Foreign Y's Men's Club in Shanghai.
Mr. L,. Chen is president of the Jocal Chinese Club, of which a group of members support the Y's Men's Free Baby Clinfe at Chapel which attends to over 10,000 medical and surgical calls annually, this work being in charge of Dr. Harvey Zee, medical superintendent and a jady physician Dr. 1. H. Chang. just arrived from Peking. They were leaving later in the evening for Nanking, so their production—beautifully set with a gorgeous peacock packcloth of pale blue and yellow contrasting well with the vivid scarlet of the stage furniture—was" specially praiseworthy, Dr. Mel Lan-fang is shortly [proceeding to Moscow, on the invitation of the Soviet Government, expected that he will continue his Journey to include Great Britain and
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