Miss Billie Smith, Miss Joan Lockhhart and others.
The "Personal" Columns But parties are few and far between and departures still hold the centre of the stage. It is reported by our scouts that coincident with the departure of many wives and children for holiday field, the cook-are seizing the opportunity to
the elassifed columns no doubt will Followers of see a new crop of "Personals" from @innerless husbands, announcing their plight and adding" "no reasonable invitations refused.
Japan—Popular Place The numerous resorts in Japan continue to lure hundreds of Shang-residents, Among those who ott yesterday were Mr. and Mrs. "Tony" Ricketts and Miss Joyce Middleton who are to be found wandering over Kyushu for the next thre weeks, sampling Unzen, Obam: Karatu and other summer spots.
Ins, and Mrs. E. 0, Houser also left Shanghai yesterday. Unzen their destination, Mr Ww. H. Gardiner and Mr. and Mrs. Karl B. Hill fare also going to Japan a little later Baron Beck-Friis, the Swedish Consul-General, and his daughter, Miss Christine Beck-Friis, at Jon Tuesday for Japan.
They a going to Karulzawa where they will join Mrs. Beck-Frils and young Master Beck-Frils who went on. ahead early last month and have, taken a Jeottage ther More About Travellers Mr. and Mrs, A. U. Fox, left last week-end for Japan, They travel-Ung from one resort to another, trying to visit as many places as. possible in their short time there.
They must return before August 10 so that Mr, Fox may relieve Mr.
Chestee Fritz at office. Mr. Fritz is accompanying Mrs. Fritz as far as Japan on her homeward journey. He wilh enjoy his usual walking tour before returning to Shanghai.
Mr. Paul Scheel also is leaving for Japan next week.
'Judge Milton D. Purdy, Dr, Anne Walter' Fearn, Major and' Drs. Facel, Miss Mabel Lent and Miss Cooley are among those enjoying the delights of Miyanoshita. Dr.
'Fearn writes to say that_a 'Mr. and Mrs. Nash of Austin, 'Texas, their three! charming daughters and two equally charming nieces, will arriving in Shanghai, They' are making a tour of the Orient and are now in Peiping after spending some time in Japan.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Prondort also are at Miyanoshita.
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