Resolute Brings 400 Globe-Trotters: Notable List Following the loyal toast, Capt Roach spoke on the service of Major Newton as O.C., and touched on the arduous duties which he had fulfilled 30 well: "Major Newton in reply said The had only carried on as his predecessors had done, and he thought fany of these would say the "same thing: although hho had often thought The would like to sit back and' somebody else do the work. Now the time to depart had arrived felt regrets.
'A presentation was made to Majo: Newlon on behalf of the unit, follow-which there was a musical programme. of German Passengers For the second time in less than' a week, Shanghai's - waterfront last Wednesday became. the cone of frenzied activity when the Hamburg-America liner" Re-Solute put into port with about 400" around-the-world. travellers.
Shortly after 8 o'clock, eager. globe-trotters pressed through the Customs Barriers, entered cars in' the fleet that awaited them. and began the business of "seeing Shanghai." Lower-Ing clouds withald a downpour and {were disregarded by all but a few Gisappointed amateur photographers For four merry hours the tourists rushed around Shanghai, including the Chinese City, and the territories involved in the 1982 dimculties, on an Winerary that nally led them to the Astor House Hotel, where the lobby was transformed for them. Counters piled high with soft silk garments, Dylama suits, Mandarin coats. Pel ping jewellery, rings, bracelets, and every conceivable "trinket, offered temptations that drew exclamations from every woman who saw them.
Tifin proved a gala event, after which the "Rickshaw Brigade" got Into action for a shopping tour.
The Resolute carried amongst her passengers the following:—
Duke Ludwig of Bavaria, and the Duchess; Prince Adolf von Schaumburg: Lippe of Bueekeburg, and the Princess; Baron Eitel Friedrich Sehiling Yon SE eroreeren], Senaga, Besulla veeino. AMERICAN CONSULAR
Sara" Réynoso "de Castano, of. Buenos Bernard, of Buenos Aires: Sonora Marte Altes, Senorita Beatriz Castano"
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kellogg, of Altadena, Cal, accompanied by their Mr. and Mrs. William Scripps Kellogg, jun.
Henderson, ud, and Mrs. Ogden Ellis, of Detroit, Mich; Mr. and Mrs. J. 7 Pettus. with their @aughier, James and Irene: Mr, and Mrs. Fred Minnicus. of New York; and Mr. 4. Lewis, treasurer of the Lewis Historical Publishing Com-any, New York.
One feature of the Resolute's visit was the reunion of Mr. J. W. Cox with his cousin, Capt, Waller Anderson, of Lincoln, Nebraska. The two, who' grew up together. served in the' same cavalry unit during the Spanish-American' War, but were mustered out of service at different dates, Mr. Cox saw his cousin for the first time in 37 years when be met Capt. and Mrs. Anderson yester-'Capt. Anderson retired two years ago from his post as Chet Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of Nebraska. During the World War, he served as a Major and Judge Advocate General of the U.S. Army. Mrs. Anderson, the former Miss Helen Nance, of Nebraska, is a niece of Dr. Walter B. Nance, dean of Soochow University.
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