Miss Arra Jean Kimball, the daughter of Mr. and Mes. "A, F._ Kimball, Is Spending' her simmer Holidays' Sapan, Mrs. Julius Wadsworth will be among those entertaining for Mrs, Cheng. her downy couch footsore and weary after strenuous days in "petticoat "Jane" and down-town tingeri with visitors who must pure hi everything in the few. hou ship is In port, After that the visitors must be shown Shanghai's. ro-owned naughty night life. No won: der all who can are feeing the city and themselves becoming summer tourists, A Year's Holiday Among the next to go are Mr. and Mrs, B. J. Schuhl who will be leaving Shanghat at the end of next week for a leisurely holiday of at least a year in America and Europe, These lucky people who have been back in Shanghai less than six months from holiday in California, are making "no fixed engagements or rigid it= inerarles as they wish to be free. to follow where fancy leads them. It is their intention, however, to motor through America, visiting the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone Park, the Canadian Rockies and other outstand-Ing spots, They expect to arrive in New Yoric for Christmas. and spend J Easter in London, They will tour the continent before returning to Shang-hal_where they have made their home for 20 years. Although they had hoped to slip out of town quietly, they, as others, are being bon voy: aged in the usual Shanghai manner.
Travelling Companions Many parties are being given these days for Mrs, Chester Fritz, Dr. and Mrs, Lin Yutang, and Mrs. Cheng Lin, all of whom are sailing in the same Visitors Entertained On the eve of their departure for Japan and their home in California Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Reynolds were given a cocktail party by Mr. and 'Mrs. Verne Clair who entertained in their Amherst Avenue home, Mr, and Mrs. Reynolds have been' making tour of the Orient. Mr. Reynolds Vice-Chairman of the Board of The Bank of America.
Among those who called during cocktail hours to meet and also say Boodbye to the visitors were:
Mrs. C. W. Atkinson, Miss Virginia Atkinion, Me. and 'Mes: Mrs. B.. Hart, 'Mr. and afts: Au'D. Calhoun, Mr. and Mrs.' 0, Weusdér, Mr. and ltrs.
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