An interesting sketch of Mrs. 7. B. Dunn'made by Miss Ray Levis. Mrs. Dunn was seen at the opening of the 'A.D. C. show, "Living Dangerously Friday. iter gown, as sketched, {of dull dark green marocain with satin top, "Pink and lavender dowers fare in ihe hair and atthe neck. Velvet. flowers' fashion the earrings. The glover, shoes and bag are ins matching shade of green.
Cunningham,—Consul-General_ Shanghai, has been busy arranging a programme of entertainment now awaiting final and official approval of the Embassy. Announcement of the social calendar will be released probably to-day and the Americans here are holding back their own private affairs so as not to interfere in any way with the official pro-panied Mr. Sassoon Home where the Tatter underwent medical examina-fon.
"Also due back before the end of the month are Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Darre, popular members of the French Colony who have been in Paris since last Ma Cocktail Gatherings The Americans in Shanghai will be busy not only welcoming Mr, Dorn many of the Senators, Congreskmen and newspaper publishers and editors who are to stop here en route to Manila have friends or friends of friends who will join in entertaining them. All in all the last few days of October will be busy ones for all concerned, Farewell's For Customs Official True to tradition there were the usual number of cocktail party this week. Mr. and Mrs. Loos Williams gave a merry one Tuesday night and Mr. and Mrs, L. Ovadia were hosts to numerous friends on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Moir, Mr, and Mrs. P. H. Munro-Faure, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Andrews, Mr. and Mes, P. G, Calcina, Miss Jimmie Holwill, Miss June Heygate and Mr. Edmund Toeg were a few of the Departures as well as arrivals make Feminine Shanghai especially is a decidedly good excuse for a party awaiting with eagerness the cocktail in Shanghai and from now until he eaves for home within the fortnight party which the Inniskillings are to Mr. L. H. Lawford of the Custom is give on October 17, in the offers mess. This promises to be a jolly having his "share of entertainment.
On Thursday evening he was' given party that no one wants to miss. a dinner by Mrs. C. N. Holwill and Lord Li Entertains Mr, L. de Luca. 'This small party: was avery jolly one with Mrs, Hol-Chinese and foreigners alike look' will's talented daughter, "Jimmie" forward to the yearly Sunday noon making caricatures of all' the guests. cocktail party of Lord and Lady Li
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