Lieut-Col. W, A. Lovat-Fraser left Shanghai on Monday night for Nanking.
Lirur.-Cot. F. Hayley-Bell left for Europe in the s, Sever to pro-coed via Siberia, M, Emile Naggier, recently, appointed French Ambassador to China, will sail from Marseilles on May 15.
Sin Frederick and Lady Leith Ross, accompanied by Miss N. F. Cracknell returned to. Shanghai on Monday.
The National Chekiang University announces the appointment of Mr. Wu Fucchen as Dean of its College of Agriculture, in succession to Mr. Li Te-i, resigned, 'The Zero Club was the scone of wel-cones and farewells last Wednesday when members gathered at the week ly re-union to welcome' a number of visitors and to say good-bye to two friends, Col. J. C. Beaumont, who is teaving Shanghai next Week on retinguishing command' of the Fourth United States Marines, and Sir Meyrick Hewlett, who is leaving for England, The picturesque and historic garden of Pan Mou Yuan, was the setting for a garden party attended by 150 Peiping. notabilities on Friday, April 24, when Mr. George Kin Leung, formerly of "Shanghai and now of Peiping, 3A Niu Pai-izu Hu-tung, took advantage of the full blood. of the great purple lilac wroes, forsythia and flowering apricot to entertain his friends, Mr. Thomas H. Gwynne, of House 4, Lane' 426, Great Western Road, was struck by a motor car on Tuesday, April. 28, while ina rickshaw and knocked into the road, where he was left to lie until aid came. Mr, Gwynne was taken to the Country Hospital, where he was found to have suffered serious bruises the head and slight bruises on the body. His condition is improving.
Professor Max Eastman of the International Labour Office at Geneva, who recently arrived here to. investigate Inbour conditions in this country, left for Hangchow on Saturday morning on a sighsceing tour. After a fow days' stay in the Lake city, Prof. Eastman will leave for Nanking to interview high officials of the Ministry of Industries. From Nanking hho will proceed to North China to continue his investigation, An interesting visitor in Shanghai is Capt. A. J. Brace, for several years Veneral secretary of the Chenglu YAMLC.A., who ison his way to Canada on leave. Capt. Brace has been resident of Chengtu for 24 years, and, in addition to his regular work, has' found time to serve with the Border Research Society of West China, He Is the author of several significant volumes. Capt. Brace sails on Monday morning, on the, Empress of Japan, for his home in Toronto. cnear many well known Shang-hollanders left on 'Monday morning in the Empress of Japan, Among their number are Mr, and' Mes. 1, Tuxford, Mr, 0. W. Dudley; Brig, Gen, C.'R. Woodroffe, Mr, A. Stokkink, Mr, H, G, Puddle, Mr. and Mrs.
Mackay, Miss J. J, Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Clive R. "Hargreaves, Mr. and Mrs, J. A, Davidson, and Mrs, V. St. J. Killery, Mrs, W. P, Marshall, Mr. B, F, Hardman, Mr. W. G. Braidwood, Mr. J.T. S. Reed, Mis. H, Hargreaves, Mr. and Mrs, A.
Lavington, Mrs.'E. G. Carle, Mr. 0. Hi. Ochs, 'Mr. and' Mrs, GIN. Popple, Mr. B.C. Huchison, Mr. J.
Sutelif, Mr, and Mrs, V. M. Ale ington, Paymaster G. ©. Hargreaves, M. Mr. C. 8, Miao, Dr. Wei fang, Mr, O. W, Dudley, Mr. 0.
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