After the reception, the girls had the choice of going on a sightseeing our or shopping in Yates Road. Most of them chose the latter, but all were present at a tifin given by the Anzac Society in the clubrooms of the Ioyal Air Force Association of Shaugh. kindly lent for the occasion, Mr. W. G, Crokham, ina brief speech, rected the guests and also took the opportunity to welcome Mr, V. Bowden, the recently-appointed Aus-allan ' Trade Commissioner. Mr. Bowden suitably replied, and Mrs. A. Lodewyckx, chaperon-in-chief of the arly, thanked the Anzac Society for their kindness and hospitality, Among those present was Mr. John Spalding, of Toowoomba, Queensland, a retired business man who is passing through on the President Grant "NoC, Herald" Photo, weary Though it Rained One of the girls who did not seem to mind' the rainy' weather on. Monday was Miss" Lucy Wells. of. the Australian tour. on a sea trip for health's sake, Mr. Spalding was a. schoolmate of the resent President of the Anzac Society here, Tu the afternoon, the girls were the guests of Sir Victor Sassoon at! "Eves," Hungjao Road. Among those who attended to welcome them were Sir John and Lady Brenan, Mr. H. A. Scott, the Canadian "Trade Commissioner, and Mrs, Scott, Mr. Bruce MacDonald, Mr. V. G. Bowden, the Australian Trade Commissioner, and Mr. A H, George.
Dr. Fong F. Sec, honorary secretary of the Shanghai'Rotary Club, who was on the jetty in the morning to welcome the' party, also extended them an invitation'to attend the 9.15 showing of "Love Me For Ever," which "was eagerly accepted. The girls have to be in bed by 11.15, and they may not accept any invitations in Shanghai or any other city unless they ave special permission from their parents, So all were in bed at at an early hour and had no opportunity to see any of Shanghat's night The little they saw of Shanghai they said they liked.
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