The Archive · 1938

PERSONAL NOTES

for Hongkong in the s, Gneisenau, Law Drummond Hay, well known writer, arrived inthe s, Empress. of Asia on February 25.

Mu, George Costello of the Cana dian" Pacific, Hongkong, arrived on Feb, 25 in the s. Empress of Asia.

'M, Enenwe Lardy, Chargs d'At-faires and Consul-General for Switzerland, left on Feb, 25 in the s Gneisenau, Mu, M, Axelrood, Crown Life Inse Ca, Toronto, accompanied by his wife arrived in the s, Empress of Asia on February 25,9

Mu. and Mrs. Cyril Rogers left on Feb, 25 in the s, Gneisenau for Hongkong where they will _be going Into residence. at Repulse Bay.

Mu. and Mrs, A, B, Ginsbourg, Barrister-at-Law, announces the engagement of their only daughter Anna to Mr, Jacob N, Frenkel, C.E, of Hongkong, Tue engagement is announced between Miss Lotte Schmidt, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, L, A, Schmidt, Shanghai to Mr. Hans Conrad, son of Mr, and Mrs, R, Conrad of Berlin, "Germany, Mu, and Mrs, D. J, Donne left for home in the s. Gneisenau on Feb: ruary 25, Also passengers in the same steamer were—Mr. and Mrs, Boulton and two children and Mr, and Mrs, H, J, Everall, Amonest the passengers for Hongkong on February 25 by the 55, Gneisenau were—Mr, and Mrs, Ry Calder-Marshall; Mr," and Mrs, W. King; Mr, and Mrs, Wells-Henderson and son, und Messrs, E, S, Wilkinson and P.D.G, Grain, Amonest the passengers who sailed In' the s, Empress of Asia on February 25' were—Messrs, A. Harman, Coniroller Shanghai Power Ca.: A. Piercy, Jardine Matheson & Ca, It WLW, Focken, Shanghai Gus C and Commander H.-F, Noldi H.MS, Grimsby.

Mrs, D, B, Ross and her sons, David and Kenneth, sailed on Feb. 25 in the 88, Gneisenau, bound for England, where the boys will enter school, Others who lett in the Gneisenau included Messrs, Woolley, W. H. Bigg# and R. J. Bf, C. Black, all of the Shanghai Municipat Police; Mr: B, C, Molineux, of the Shanghai Fire Brigade; Mr. C. A. Wagner, of Messrs, East Asiatic Company: and Mr, D. Gregory, of Penang, Mr. G, A. Anderson, for_ many years with the British and Foreign Bible Society in China, and during the past ten years accountant in the Shanghai office, and Mrs. Anderson are leaving in' the s. Comorin on Tuesday en route for Scotland, where they hope to make their future home, During their residence in Shanghai Mr. and Mrs. Anderson have been closely. linked with Union Church, where they will leave behind many friends, whose good wishes for the future ' will go with them fo their home in Scotland,

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