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Shanghai, are again in Los Angeles, after a two-month's visit to New York.
Mrs. J. A. Bristow, Columbia Country Club's champion woman bowler is in Sacramento, California, with her children, Mrs. Rosamond Walker is living in South Orange New Jersey with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. yut, also one time of Shang-
Miss Billie Smith and her parents are residing in New York City. Just outside of New York in Manhassett,.Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carney have taken a house. Mr. Carney is recovering from a serious throat operation ani Miss Barbara Carney, the eldest daughter, is attending Columbia University.
Mr. William L. Painter has established offices in New York with his partner, Mr. John L. Graham, and they have a spacious apartment Beaux Arts. Mr.' Graham's twi daughters, Mrs. Brock Park and Miss Betty Graham, are with them. All are well-known in Shanghai. Mr. Park is in Manila, en route back to Shanghai.
Mrs. L. M. Pharis is visiting her family in Prove, Utah.
Mr. and M! A. M. Webb, who left Shanghai before "The Trouble" are living just outside New York in Bronxville, and Mr. and Mrs. A.
Calhoun of the National City Bank are in Scarsdale, New York; Mr. Webb and Mr. Calhoun often meet on the same commuters' train en route to business.
Mr, and Mrs. William Baxter of Nanking and Shanghai are residing in New York now, with an apartment overlooking Central Park.
Mrs, Frank I, Hough has her home in Stamford Conn., and makes frequent trips to New York.
Unless she is on her way back to China to join her husband at a minute's notice, Mrs. W. L. Bond is in Washington, D. C., with her small son. They are visiting Mrs. Bond's parents Others in New York include Miss Natalie Synnerberg, who is studying art and achieving no little success as a model; and Mr. Steve Clark who is waiting word to return to is Shanghai for the Richard Hudnut Company.
Recent correspondence indicates that Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fritz are in Southern California where they have taken a house.
Mrs. Rodd Moffett is visiting her father, Major R.W. Carter, in Venice, California.
Very few of this group of ex-Shanghailanders have met since returning "homeside."
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