de Graffenried, Mrs. Betty Spunt, Mr. Leo Spunt. and Mr. E. V. Ferrer among their guests.
The Mallerys and Engdahis were at [Ciro's on Wednesday night. with Miss Ellen Louise Schmid in their party: Jand at the same place the same night. were Mr, and Mrs, Harold Bixby and their daughters, "Bo" and Frances, looking very happy family. Mr. 'BIL Hunt with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levy, Mrs, W. H. Gardiner looking enchanting in White, nal all sorts others.
In the Royal Academy For some months people have known, albeit somewhat vaguely, that Di. RE. Robertson of the Henry Leiter Institute of Medical Research hes had a painting accepted by the Royal Academy. The July issue of the China Journal is out, and in It all the details, including pictures not only of one "painting which will bhang in the Academy, but of two others chosen by the Royal Scottish Academy in Edinburgh.
The first is "A Chinese Waterway, Soochow," a lovely oil showing a house-boat passing beneath an enciene. bridge. Of the others, one is the Bridge Gate, sise at "Soochow, and the other a view of the South Lake Kashing.
There were 10,000 olls submitted to the Royal Academy this year, Dr. Robertson informed the China Jour-Bal: more than" 9000 were turned lown.
An Orphanage Outing One of the most thoroughly en-foyed festivities of the weeks on cord was at Mrs. Perey Tilley's home Hungiao Road on Wednesday. Was an-all-day" house' and garden arty, and the guests were "litre tris from Si. Joseph's Orphanage. Forty-four of them came, their ages ronging from eight to 16, and stayed irom 930 in the morning until 630 abuses, brought them out to the unity." where they spent the 4 blissfot "happiness, ceping' the plane going hard, playing every: game {ithe house, running over the five consuming enormous quantities
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