Mrs, A. Renner's table attracted a {ot of attention, This was arranged to represent a Hungarian peasant's table, and samples of lovely broideries wore used in the scheme. An American Thanksgiving table complete with fruits and vegetables season was artistically arranged by Mrs, Ralph Dunn and Mrs. J. Baker's arrangement of blue sweet peas salvia and asters was very charming. Mrs. W. J. Keswick's arrangement of white chrysanthemums and red dahlias was very attractive and favourably commented upon as also was a simple luncheon table decorated by Mrs. P. S. Hopkins, The Inter-School competition at this show was won by The Peter Pan School and 16 awards were made in the Junior Competition The Sir Peter Grain Challenge Cup was not awarded at this exhibition. Certifieales of Merit were awarded to Mrs.
Member, Mrs G. E Mitchell 'Tue annal general meeting of the 'Shanghai Land Valuers' & Surveyors' Society was held on March 27), and the following gentlemen were lected to serve on the Committee for 1930:—Messrs, R. D. K.
(chairman), HE. Berents, J.T. W. Brooke, 'J. R. Maughan, Rent' and A.W. Book ton Ar the annual meeting of Union Church congregation, held on March 29, the following members of the retiring Committee were re-elected:—Messrs. Adam Black. A.
A. Owing, James Macbeth, David McGavin, Dr. Bernerd B. Read, A. W. Sherri, and A. Youngson, with Mr. W. M. MeLsMizn elected to fil the icancy caused by the retirement of Mr. F. H. B, Harmon, who recently left on furlough. Preceding the meeting, supper was served by the Church, and was attended by about 100 members of the congregaton, Tae
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