The sister of Miss Hilda Yen, who is noted for her great charm and beauty, the bride was exquisite in her exclusively designed bridal ensemble as she entered the capacity-filled Of their stay, though she Is back In Shanghai quite recovered. Mrs. Julean Arnold is another wanderer returned, arriving "yesterday from Peiping and Tientsin, Old China Hands Return Mrs. Theodore Bliss, with her son, Mr. Theodore Bliss Jr, and Miss Elizabeth Schaefer of Philadelphia, with her niece, Miss Peggy Schaefer of Plainfield, New Jersey, arrived with the President "Coolidge from America on Tuesday. Old friends of Mrs, Bliss will remember her as having spent nine years in Wuchang, where Dr. Bliss was head of Wuchang Hupeh Hospital.
Dr. Bliss is now in private practice fu New York City, and Mrs, Bliss 1s here for the International School of Art, an enterprise which fosters indigenous art and makes it possible for those interested to study native ort in other lands. She expects to return here next summer with a group of students.
"Peter" Harris sailed yester-Gay for Tsingts0, where his mother, Mrs..A, M, Harris, preceded him, Mr. George Findlay-Andrew is another who has deserted the city, though with him it was business, not pleasure, which took him away for a month up the river to Chungking.
But the summer is elrqady. over for some, Mr. and Mrs. R. Calder-
Marshall came back from "Tsingtao the night before last, boasting of nights 50 cof that they slept under three blankets. The holiday was marred for them by the fact that Mrs. Calder-Marshall was not well part After the Wedding The week brought two others home to Shanghai, whose absence hhag_ been much missed in social circles. Mrs. A. R. Hager is back from a trip to America, and on Thursday Mrs, J. RB. Branch returned in the Tayo Maru from Los Angeles. Mrs, Branch had cancelled fan earlier sailing to be present at the marriage of her daughter, Miss Anne Branch, which took place in Los Angeles a few weeks ago. The wedding, she reports, was beautiful, and her popular daughter is very happy as Mrs. Vance Maree.
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