Consul at Tienisin few down yesterday to meet Mr, Clarence Gauss, the new American' Consul-General in Shanghai, and also to say good-bye to his friends here, for he is sailing soon for the United States on leave Al The American Consulate Mr. Gauss, since his arrival here fon Tuesday," has not wasted a moment in getting to work. Ho is at huis desk in the Consulate-General from early morning until lalo evening, and' takes only a short time for his "tins, Although there has entertaining for him on a Ringe cele; tine meciery vot nee oficial Americans as well as many consular members, preferring to await the arrival of Mrs. Gauss next week) has been meeting a few people, both Chinese ind foreigners, at 8 series of small dinners given' by Mr. and Mrs. Monnett B. Davis.
'Mrs, A. J. Williams has been hav~ Ing busy' time since she arrived here on Monday to visit her_ friend fof many years standing, Mrs. Roy G. Allman. On Tuesday "evening Mr. And Mrs, Allman entertained at cock-{alls for her and since then there have been many parties. Thursday Mrs. Allman gave a. small din-her for her and yesterday Mrs. Leslie wed her to tiffin. will be the honour Ruest at an informal dinner party Which Caplain and Mrs, Donald Fox are giving.
Although her plans are not yet guile definite Mrs, Williams expects Yo leave sometime soon for Peiping where she will spend a short time Defore going on to. Japan and eventually her home in America, completing a round the world trip.
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