Funeral services were held on April 29 at the Bubbling Well Cemetery for the late Mr. George Danson, Sr. with Dean A.C. S. Trivett of Holy Trinity Cathedral officiating. The late Mr. Danson died fat the Country Hospital on April 27 fat the age of 72 years. He is survived by his wite who is on her way to Eng-Tand together with her daughter Miss Elsie Danson, and four other daught '3. G, Colter, Mrs. D. C. Pale Shanghai, Mrs, J, F. Cannan who lives in England and one son, Mr. George Danson of Shanghai casket upon which zested a bes spray of white lilies from "Mother* was carried to the grave by Messrs.
'T, W, Brooke, R. Frost L. F. Payne, Tate, H. J. Colter and Mrs. Isabel Stockwell 'A link with Shanghai in the earliest Guys of Its development has been broken through the death at Sydney, Australia, of Mrs, Isabel Stockwell, mother of Mrs. F. Stockwell-Seitz, of tion, The collection will last for two weeks and a large sum is expected asa result, War Invalids Museum The Union of War Invalids has Inid a foundation for a Military Museum In Shanghai. The problem how to collect as many objects and documents pertaining to the Russi Army as possible. A separate cupboard has been allocated in the office of the Union for the purpose, and already many orders, medals, stars, epaulets of various regiments, badges of different military academies, are contained therein. All these are voluntary gifts to the future museum, trid. the names of all donors are entered in a: special book. The Union of Russian Invalids is situated at 12 Rue Massenet.
Tenth Year This week will mark the tenth year of existence of the White Flower Society which, with great self sacrifice, "is fighting tuberculosis mong Russians in Shanghai. in 1927 a small group of Russian women—Mrs. 0. A, Fumagall, Mrs, E, A. Popova and others—formed a society which to date has saved scores of lives from this widespread disease. The first tag-day was held on May 2, 1927, Thirty women and girls took part in the collection, which yielded $2474.20, The society sustained the sick with mille and medicines, mz. possible trips to summer resorts, and finally, with the support of the late 'ME. Kokelain, then French Consul~ JGeneral, opened a sanatorium at Route Paul Henry, In this sanatorjum there are five wards for the sick, 12 special dining room, office, etc, On which is
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