A funeral service was held on Tuesday, April 28, at the Chapel of the {nternational Funeral Directors, for the late Mrs. Anna Sergeevna Ivanoff, with the Rev. Father Aphanasy the Russian Church officiating. "The casket was carried to the grave at the Hungjao Road Cemetery by Messrs. E. Lester, J. Abbass, F. Wilt-sack, and A. E, Makarenkoff, Mr, Nikolai Kouzmich Eltekoft The White Russian community of Shanghai has lost one of its promment members Mr. N. K. Eitekoft, who died late last Wednesday night at the General Hospital after a pro-fonged illness. The deceased [born at Rybinsk (Russia) in 1876 a began his career in the diplomatic service, coming to the Far East prior to the Russo-Japanese War to serve funder Admiral Alexele in Port arthur, Later, he held responsible positions in Bangkok and In Mon-
the had an Important post in the ad-'Aer the revolution, in Harbin ministration of the Chinese Eastern Railway. He came here in 1927 doing some private work for a French [bank and all of his spare time devoting to drawing and painting. Very able with brush and charcoal he was. also very clever caricaturist and his drawings frequently appeared in the local papers. The deceased to the last remained a great enthusiast of the Shanghai Art Club, punctually fending its drawing classes and serving willingly as an Honorary [Secretary of the club.
In the presence of a large attendance of mourners, a funeral service was held on Friday, at the Hung-with the snd Deacon officiating. The chief mourners were
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