The Archive · 1935

PERSONAL NOTES

Mazon W. E. Adam hes returned from Tientsia.

Mr, D. Bogomoloff, Soviet Ambassador to China, has returned here from Nanking.

Bishop Gubbels, Vicar Apostolic of chang, left on Thursday for Tehang in the s. Paowo.

Bishop and Mrs. Anthur J. Moore, and their two children, arrived here last Wednesday in the President Coolidge.

Prot. N. C. de Roerich, accom panied. by his son, Dr. George de Roerich, left for Bombay in. the Dollar es. President Monroe on Tues day, Sept. 24.

Mr. Ricardo Yrigoyen, who is the second of the trio of brothers famous as Hal Alai players in Mexico, rived here last Wednesday. in' the President Coolidge.

Norway lett on Monday for Peiping and expects to be back in about three weeks.

Ma. and Mrs, R. W. Davis are expected to return from England where they have spent the summer on leave, the Empires of Asia in the begin= hing of November.

Sir Frederick and Lady Leith-'Ross were entertained at a dinner by Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Soong on Friday night, Sir Alexander Cadogan, British "Ambassador to China, and Dr. LIH. Kung, Minister of Finance, were among'a group of British and Chinese offelals present.

Mr, N. E, Young, British Treasury official who has, been studying economic conditions in Hongkong and South China preparatory to the arrival in China of Sir Frederick Leith-Ross, will leave for Shanghat at the end of this week, to re-ort to Sir Frederick on the results of his preliminary. investigations.

Dr. Ling Wu-chiang, former gen-feral secretary to the. National Avia tion League, has returned from a. six months' tour studying commercial aviation in the South Sea islands.

Sir John and. Lady Brenan gave! a luncheon party on Thursday. Among those present were the Marchioness of Normanby, Lady Elizabeth Davis, Sir Alexander" Cadogan, and Sir Frederick and Lady Leith-Ross.

Neil and Dougiag Cumine, the two younger song of Mr. and Mrs, HM. 'Cumine of Shanghai, have just re-tured to Dollar' Academy," Clack mmannanshire Scotland, alter spend.

ing their holidays at Ferryhill House in_ Aberdeen.

The Society of Chinese Architect" held their first social party on Saturday afternoon, at Mr. garden in Keswick Road. More Auests were present, among them being Mr. and Mrs. Poy G. Lee, Mr. Dayu Doong, Mr. H. 8, Luke, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Woo, and Mr. and Chauncey Woo.

Mr. and Mrs, H. F, Handley-Derry left on Saturday morning in the Chaksang for Tsingtao where Mr. Handley. Derry will once again assume. the duties of H.M, Consul-General. 'They huve recently returned from their holiday in England and have been spending a few days in' Shanghai with Lady Maz 'Me. Chang Kiacngou, Dr. P._W. Kuo, Mir. YT, and Mr. 'Chen hich, on behalf of the 'Institute. of International. Relations and' the ternational Trade Council, gave farewell inner at the Bask Hotel

Tien-fang, who leaves this month on Ambassador to Germany, Dr. cheng Saturday, for the newly-appointed

the Conte Verde to assume his post.

Japan's delegates to the forthcoming. four round-table discussions With Chinese industrialists, engineers find technical experts in' Shanghai, Nanking, 'Tientsin and. Peiping will leave Tokyo on October 1, it was a ounced on Sept 26. 'The' delegation, headed by Dr. Inouye, member of the House of Peers, wil consist of about 20" prominent "Japanese one 'Tur son and daughter of the tate Superintendent John O'Toole, who for many. sears in. the "SAL Police Force, have "been success their studies in ireland. tr: Tarn OTeole," after completing a. two years' course in engineering in one Sear, was awarded the Gold Medal for oratory. 'Miss Margeret. O'Toole won three medals at the University, gold medal for impromptu speaking, the 'Vincent Kelly 'Medal for' women febators, and. the Women's Gold Medat for oratory.

Senor Carlos Romulo, publisher of the "Philippines Herald," English~ Tanguage afternoon dally' newspaper in Manila, and @ group of other pub-Ucations tu Spanish and Tagalog, left 'Manila last Wednesday for the United States on the s, President Jefferson, accompanied by his wife, They will spend a few months in America on a combined business land' plesrure Mx. TT. Li, Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and Publicity fof the Nanking Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who has been in Japan since September 2, left Kobe for Shanghai the 38, Shanghai Maru, on Friday, During his stay in Japan Mr, Li Interviewed a number of high off-dals of the Gaimusho, including Mr, Koki Hirota, Foreign "Minister, and Mr. Eiji Amau, " Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and Inform: ion of the Foreign Omee.

'Tur results of the examinations in the British Chamber "of Commerce Chinese language classes, held recent. ly with Mr. LH. Lamb. of 1M, Consular Service as examiner, have been announced, as follows: Mr. J. Grainer, the China Soap' Ca,, It ta., first course, 80 per cent, Ist) class ass; Mr. E. F. Rauch," the" Chase Bank, second course, 09'per cent Line, third course, 62 per cent, Ist, class' pass, Maj.-Gen," A. "W.. Bartholomew, who has been appointed to succeed It-Gen. 0. C, Barrett as "Ofeer Commanding the British Forces 'China, 4s expected to arrive in Hongkong in December, according to word Fecelved in Hongkong. Brig, FS, 'Thackeray, O. C. Shanghai Are: who left here' on "Tuesday for Hong: kong to take over temporary com mand, will then be relieved and. on his return here will resume. his duties now temporarily performed by It-Col, INF, Hammond-Smith, Royal inniskilling Fusiliers, Dr. and Mrs. W. F, Quillian arrived in Shanghai last Wednesday in the 8 President Coolidge from San Fran: cisco, Dr. Quillian is a former president' of Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, and his arrival, with his wife, will induce many' Wesleyan reunions, that college being the alma mater of many returned students in Shanghai. Dr. and Mrs. LIH. Kung entertained Dr. and Mrs. Quilifan at 4 luncheon last Wednesday in Route Sieyes, and that evening old 'Wesleyans gathered in the New Asia Hotel to welcome them to Shanghai 'Amongst those present were Mrs, IT. Chen, Miss Teoo Yi-zia, Mr, and' Mrs, Thomas Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel CE, May, Mrs, Jack Young, and Mrs. Nelson Kiang.

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