Fearn, Judge" Milton D. Purdy ind "Mrs, U. 8, Harkson, Mr. A st, DF. and Bra, EssonM. Gile and' Dr. J, Ralston Hayden, re~ tiring Vice-Governor of the Phitipme Islands, To-night Mr. and Mrs, Page are giving a dinner for Mr. Cunningham in their Haig Court residence. To-day Me, and Mrs, Loy Chang are entertaining with a tifin party at the Park Hotel in his. honour. Judge and Mrs, Milton J. Helmick will give a large dinner on Tuesday and Wednesday Mayor and Mme. Wu Te-chen will be dinner hosts. The entire American community. will turn out to bid Mr. Cunningham—goodbye at a dinner at the American Club on Thursday and Friday Mr. and Mr will be his hosts. Maj Arthur Bassett, the Shanghaj fun cipal Council, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. W.R. Myers and her daughter, ising Shanghai en route to Hankow others who; have arranged farewell parties for him.
Forsake Shanghai For Hunkow that given on Thursday evening by Mr, and Mrs, PR. M. Wallis who greeted over 100 of their friends at their first "at home" since return from eave in October.
It seems as though Shanghai doing nothing but saying good-bye. Next wok Admiral and Mrs, W. Alien and. their attractive daughter, Miss Thayer Allen, are to leave for Hankow. Admiral Allen will sail Wednesday in the USS. Luzon, his flagship, for Yangtze River patrol duly and Mrs, and. Miss Allen will follow by river steamer on Saturday week. During their brief stay here they have made many friends and the past week has been filled with social affairs for them. Although 'Admiral Allen will be kept pretty close to Hankow and. other river ports Mrs, Allen and her daughter expect to travel "about. They are anticipating a visit to Peiping and afterward they' will return to Shang-hal for a short time much to. the delight of their friends, On To Europe The departure of Mr. Paul Deitz early yesterday in the s. Conte Verde on the first lap of his around the world trip was the occasion for several jolly gatherings of young people. Mr. Dietz will sail." from Hongkong to Manila, thence to the Dutch East Indies and Germany before continuing on to America on Jong leave. Mr, C. Montagu Piggott who is taking over his office duties during his absence, and Mrs. Pis-ott gave a small, informal cocktail arty for Mr. Deltz in their suite at Cathay Mansions on Tuesday evening. "Guests included a few close friends of the honour guest.
'Mr. Deitz' mess-mates, Messrs. H.
Sperry, H. E. Hertz and. Les huntley with the assistance of Mr. Mike™ and Mr. Harrison, Arnold gave a "last night on shore" party for the traveller on Thursday night The party began at the Arnold residence in Route Winling and con-Unued at various "night spots" Snally ending with the entire party seeing. Mr. Deitz safely in the ship. liber in the lounge of the Cathay Mansions.
Many were the familiar faces noted at the jolly "at home" given by Mr, and Mrs, G. L. Wilson on Tuesday evening. 'The spacious rooms of their lovely Old English house in Avenue Joffre were filled to over-frowing. Mrs, Wilson, as usual. was svelt and smart in' a black and white striped hostess gown worn with: black' velvet accessories, Sukiyaki and Kimono Mr. "Tubs" Ford was host to some of his young friends at "proper fashion* sukiyaki party on Monday night at the home of his parents, Major and Mrs. J.T. Ford. The guests all donned kimonos and sat on the floor, the food being served on small, low tables. Among those present were Messrs. John Leckie, Peter Mann, Peter Strickland, Geof frey Bichard, Ronald Roe," Leslie Harmer, Ray Eckford, Paul Welsh, E, C. Hutchison and the Misses Mary Wilkinson, Ethelwynne Hawkins, Lorna and Kay Lucas, Eileen and Doreen Parkhill, Wendy Ramsey, Jimmie Holwill, Susan Macnaghten and Betty Roe.
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