Seaside and mountain resorts ini China are not without their fascination for holiday-minded folk. Welhalwel, Tsingtao, Peitatho, Mokanshan and Kuling continue to receive their share of tourists.
Miss Edna Addis, the sister of Mrs.
Davis, arrived from San Francisco earlier in the week in the s, President Hoover and will spend some time in China, Mrs. Davis and Miss Addis, with Miss Susan Davis, have just left for Peitaho, where they will spend August, going on to} Peiping and the Wesiern Hills in Mis: Maude French is leaving today by the s. Hunan for Weihaiwei Where she will spend August King's Hotel. "Mrs. John Roxburgh. who lett Shanghai, a week earlier to} attend the closing exercises of Chefoo Schools and'collect her two sons, will join her there for the month.
Lady Hosie Leaves Another visitor in Weihaiwei during August will be Lady Hosie who trip and visit in Nanking. She has spent fa busy five days here, renewing ac-Quaintance with old! friends and fleeting many new ones. She has spent a great deal of time with friends in H. BIN. Consulate-General. Yesterday she lunched there with an old friend, Mrs, Rene Lee. She was entertained to dinner last night by Miss Tandy who invited a number of Chinese writers to meet her. Yester-Gay afternoon she greeted innumerable friends at The Country Club.
Another busy visitor: in, Shanghai Sir William Hornell, the vice-chancellor of the University of Hongkong who is off tomorrow for a holiday in Tsingtao.
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