Rain or shine the fireworks display, buffet dinner and daneing will occupy the attention of Americans and their guests at the Columbia Country Club, The programme has been arranged as 4 part of the annual Fourth of July Celebration, The Tourist Season Getting back to the tourists—Monday night was a busy time for local residents who were showing the town to passengers who arrived in the s. President Coolidge. Mr. and Mrs, Laurence Pauleoi, assisted by Mr, Henry White, pointed Out various interesting aspects of Shanghai night life to Dr. Donald Paulsen, the brother of Mr. Paulsen, who has just finished seven years of medical study at the University of Minnesota and has come to spend the summer here. Shortly he will company Mr. and Mrs, Paulsen to Tsingtao, Tientsin and Peiping and later he will go with Mr, Paulsen to Hongkoni Mr, "Bill" Harrington, formerly of the firm of Messrs. Franklin and Harrington and who now has joined Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz -|in Manila, passed through in the [Coolidge and he renewed acquaintance with several night clubs assisted by Mr, "Bill" Watson, Mr. F. J, Twogood, Mr. "Happy" Adams, "Mr. A.C. Cornish and Mr, and Mrs, Rodd Moffett, More Visitors 'Three young and delightful young tourists from California who spent a few days here before going by plane Peiping yesterday were Miss Marian Roseberry, Miss Harriet Voorhies and Miss' Nedra Heinrich.
They were entertained at numerous affairs during their brief visit. Mrs. C, H. Raven, june, gave a tiffin for them, Lieut." and Mrs. "Ole" Olson entertained them to cocktails and Lieut, and Mrs. Seabree entertained them'to tea. They were members of a jolly pany at the Canidrome one night. Others in the party Included Miss Martha Moffett, Mr. Floyd James, Mr. Fuller Malone, Mr. Richard Simons, and Mrs. Joseph Quinn.
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