After ing lived in Shanghai for s, Miss Flora nia Jewell, sister of Miss Martha W. Jewell, of Miss Jewell's School, died here yesterday, at her residence, 510 Avenue Haig, Miss Eugenia Jewell was born on February 14, 1859, in atwood, New Hampshire, U.S.A. She came to Shanghai 27 years ago, to live with her sister, Miss Martha Jewell, when the old home in Brentwood was broken up. She is survived by Miss Martha Jewell and another sister, Mrs, 1, J. Dearborn of Summitt, New Jersey, U.S.A.
Funeral services and interment will be held at 2 p.m. to-day at the Bubbling Well Cemetery, It has been especially requested that no flowers be sent, but that donations may be sent to the Door of Hope.
In the presence of several hundred mourners, a funeral service was held yesterday afternoon for the late Miss Jenny Shalagan at the St. Nicholas Miliary Church in Rue Corneille, followed by a procession to the Lokawei Cemetery where interment took place. The services were con-Gucted according to the rites of the Russian Orthodox Church and were in charge of Father Rugojin and Father" Paevsky, assisted by the Russian choir under the direction of Maestro Kolshin. The late Miss Sha-lagan died at the Country Hospital last Friday and was 25 years of age. Her popularity in the Russian community was attested to by her many friends who attended the services. The late Miss Shalagan is survived by her parents and sister residing in Shanghai, Funeral arrangements were under the direction of the Interna-tonal Funeral Directors.
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