Law Clark Kerr sailed on March 4 for England for a holiday.
Mas, Veronica Julian, of the British Embassy in Tokyo, arrived in the /ss. President Cleveland on March 2 on visit.
Carraty F. R. Barry and officers of HAMS. Dorsetshire were guests. at the weekly reunion of the Zero Club Jon March Da. and Mrs. FT. Ranson left for Japan by the Tatsula Maru on March 4. They expect to be away {for a fortnight.
Miss J. Mertsky of the American Consulate returned on March 2 in the s. President Cleveland after a vaca tion inthe United States.
Ma, N. F, Allman returned to shanghai in the s. Aramis on afareh 3 after a. combined business and vacation trip to Hongkong and Manila, Cavratn J. Magruder, USN., passed through on March 2 in the s. Presiident Cleveland, enroute to Manila to. take command of the USS.
Augusta.
Mfr, and Mrs. George Crow arrived on March 2 in the s. President Cleveland, Mr. Crow is joining the Freight Departmen, of the American Presi-Jaen Line.
Conmaanoer L. B, Marshall, USN. Medical Corps, accompanied by his wife and daughter arrived on March 2 the s. President Cleveland en route to Peiping.
BF, Jean Rondon of Messrs L. Ron-gon'& Ca, Ltd, and M.G. Marchand, ICE, representative of Groupe-Chine Ihave been made Chevaliers of the' JOrder of the Crown of Belgium.
Da. Robert Holper, M.D. returned in the s. Coburg on February 27 after [spending seven months in the United States visiting the various, hospital Dr. Holper has resumed his practice Mrs, V. G. Bowden who has been fon a visit to Hongkong returned to Shanghai on March 4, Mr. Bowden who {sat present in Manila will return fin the s. Empress of Japan, arriv~ Ing in Shanghai on March 19.
Tue medal of honour of the City Federation to Women's Clubs of New York was awarded recently to. Bin Chiang Kai-shek, wife of the Chinese lissimo, in recognition of her "indomitable courage and leadership {in the crisis of her native land." Bm [Chiang was the seventh recipient uke medal since the award was established 25 years ago.
Astoxe the passengers who left on Feb, 28 in the Messageries Marl Ma, and Mrs, K. F. Mulder have durned to Shanghai after nearly a year's absence.
Tue, Rov. R. P. Pott, Principal of the Yokohama International School, arrived in Shanghai on Marek 6 and Will slay at the Palace Hotel Mr, O, G. Steen, Vice-President in Charge of Oriental Affairs. of the American President Lines, has just announced the trartsfer of Mr. Paul Lutey of the Shanghai Omee to Tien~ sin, where he will velleve Mr. D. D. MeKay, General Agent for the Amer-can President Lines, who is going on Home leave, Mr, and Mrs, Lutey will be Teaving Shanghai the early part of Merch for Tientsin. This popular couple will be missed by their many friends in this city during their six months in North China.
Asoncst the passengers who arrived on March 3. in inv. Aramis were: Baron Y. de Bavival, Mr. and Mrs. J. do Perceval and child, -M. Melmendinger, Mr. and Mrs. B.A. Jenkinson, "Mrs, Jenkinson, Mr, and Mrs. J." B.. Neuhaus, Alexander Michel' " Massabni, L.' ioslont, A Goenaga J. F. Ferguson, Leslie A. Falkner, Mr. and Mrs. Drager, R.
B.C, Horton, CHE.W. Spor Nielsen, Jas, Gray, S. A. Nyholm, A. J, Davidson, O'Hara,' F. "Hinds, Kent Luiey, Mrs. F, Urbanck; F, W. Foster, Beeman, 1. G, Savage.
Amoxe those who arrived in the President Cleveland on March 2 were Mr. and Mrs, George Crow. Mr. Crow will "be attached "to the Pa 'OMice "of the American Lines in this city. Having served for seven years aboard President Liners, he is well-known to many residents in the Orient. "At the time of appointment to Shanghai, he was serving as Purser of the American President Lines Round-the-World President Polk "Mr. Crow is a nephew of atr. Carl Crow, wel known in this ity and author of the Best seller "Chinn's 400,000,000" Cus-
Dn. John Gilbert Reld has accept-fed an' invitation to join the faculty of the University of Oregon, at Eugene, Oregon, beginning in March.
will teach "Far Eastern and Modern European History, during the absence of Dr. Harold J. Noble, who will be on Jeave of absence Japan until "the summer of 1940, Mrs, Gilbert Reld, who has "resided with her son at Pullman, Washing ton state, since 1937, will' accompany him to Eugene, One of "the out standing possessions of the univ sity. there' is the Murray Warner museum and library of oriental founded by Mrs, "Murray Warner, formerly also a resident of Shanghai, Heudeline and child, R. E, Hacttely, 3. Chollot, M, C. Ford, W.
Lamsam, Mrs. L. Murray. Mrs, J. Measley, A. H. Roach and child, JSamuet del Rivero, P. Sicaull, Stachourski, Mr. Shen Yuen Ting. Mr. KO. Wong, Mrs. B. Popova, Astoxe the passengers who sailed the s. Corfu from London on Februsry 10 for Shanghai are—Mr. olla; Me. wna two ehil=
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