The esteem and affection in which the late Mrs. Edwin S. Cunningham was held was in evidence at an international. g in the Ching Chung Memo: ial Hospital, Kiangwat on the occasion of the dedication of the Rhoda Cuningham Memorial Hall which was erected for the treatment of tubercular children by the Ni Yonat Child Welfare Arsoclation of China in ce-operation with Dr. F.C. Yen, superintendent of the hospital, token of appreciation of her valuable services for the welfare of children, Mrs. Milton J. Helmick, wite of the Judge of 18._Court.. for performed the ceremony of ling at the entrance of the ball then opened the doors with a which was handed over to D:
with a" Fose-coloured silk fe tary-General of the Child Welfare Association, read the inscription on the tablet.
Efleted at one corner of a large Chinese garden, at a cost of $14,000, the hall "is a two-storey building with accommodation for 80 beds, all of which are at present occupied, Tt has also. an Xray room complete with equipment, and a room for guests. A teacher has been provided for those children whose eqndition permit them to take lessons, Before the dedication ceremony, the innests were entertained to the garden, Dr. F.C. Yen, who presided. welcomed the guests on be-shat of Dr. H. H. Kung, President of the Association, who had been prevented from attending by business He paid a high tribute to the I Mrs. Cunningham for her keen terest in_welfare work for children. afler which Mr. Jabin Hsu, Sect
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.