The Archive · 1937

Ralph "West, Mr. and Mrs

Paulsen, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White, Mr. and Mrs, G, R, More, Mr. Myron Winer and Mr. U.K. Taylor,

Baroness Barthel de Weydenthal will hold her monthly "At Home" on Monday in the Polish Legation residence. Ladies will come for bridge, mahjongg and tea at 4 o'clock and Baron de Weydenthal will assist in greeting the men at cocktail time.

Friends of Mrs, Paul Bradford will have an opportunity of seeing her ott Wednesday, February 24, at a tea which Mrs, Waller Haven is giving. The Bradfords, who have been away more than a year, will be passing through Shanghai on their way to Bombay where Mr, Bradford has been transferred.

Young riding enthusiasts are anxiously seanning the skies and hoping for good weather to-morrow when the Junior Pony Club paper hunt will be held, weather permitting. and the many friends, both foreign and Chinese, of the Suns, were me viled. The former. were particularly interested In the beautiful Chinese room which Mrs. Sun has decorated authentic old Chinese style. Presented a picture of rare beauty Wwith its traditional New Year decors. tions of gorgeously embroidered chair covers and seasonal fruits and flowers.

Over 200 guests attended and were received by Mrs. Sun in a black chiffon Chinese gown, patterned with vari-coloured floral designs. With it were worn jade and diamond jewels, Mr. Sun was also in Chinese dress, Gay Gatherings 'The Park Hotel was the scene of! a gay gathering last Friday night, when Mr, and' Mrs. Waller Kwok were hosts at a New Year party to about 60 of their friends.

Mr, and Mrs. Kwok also were hosts at a buffet supper and dancing party' in their home on Tuesday evening. 'Their guests were Dr. and Mrs, Szoming See, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kan, Mr. and Mrs: KL, Wu, Miss Daphne Kwok, Mr, and Mrs, Philip Ho, Mr. and' urs. '¥. L. Chang, Mr. J. J.

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