Sin Eric Phipps, retiring Am~ feassador to France, on Oct, 2§ arrived in London from Paris, Mu, J. Winning, representative of the Cunard White' Star, "Ltd, left Jon Qetober 29° sor england via Mu. Carl Neprud of the Chinese Maritime Customs, returned from Hongkong in the s, President Cleveland on Oct, 29, Sin Arthur Blackburne, Chinese Counsellor of the British " Embassy, arrived for Hongkong on Oct, 20 the s, President Cleveland, Lievi,-Col. C, R, Spear, H, M. Military Atiaché, sailed oh Oct, 29 in the' s, President Cleveland for England vie the United States, Ma, C, B, Thomson, of the Texas Oil Ca," in Shanghai, and Mrs, Thomson returned to Shanghai the President Pierce after a holiday in Sapan, Mu, C, E, Meyer, general man= ager of' the Standird-Vacuum Ol} Company of Japan, accompanied by his wife arrived in Shanghai in the s, President Pierce for a short visit, Lacur-Col, C. R, Spear, H, Military Attache, who arrived from the North on October 21, left on October 29° in the s. President Cleveland for home via the United State Mu. P.R. M, Wallis, For Eastern manager for Confederate Lite Asso-elation, accompanied by Mrs, Wallis Jand we sons returned on October 22 from long leave spent in Canada. They are returning to their home in Rue Adina, Ins. Anita House, better known Miss Anita Page, former screen star, passed through Shanghai in the' President Pierce en route to Manila to join her husband, Li Herschel 'A, House, U.S," Naval officer stationed in the Philippines, Min. ©, Pruessman, vice-president of the International " General - Elec-trio Ca,, In charge of the Orient, arrived" in Shanghai in the s, President Pierce on business, Mr, Pruessman will remain here for three weeks before returning to Yokohama, Ins, L, Tucker, wife of the Rev, Luther "Tucker, "who is being detained by the Japanese police, he it is alleged, "having distributed subversive literature and spread arrived in Shanghai cording to the Embassy spokesman, accompanied by a mald and two children, Word has been received from Nanking of the death there on October 22 of Miss Eleanor M. Wright of the American Presbyterlan_ Mission, Miss Wright had been in failing health for some time, She arrived in China in Jenuary of 1027 and over since, has been stationed in Nanking where she taught in the Ming Deli School Miss Wright's home was in San Jose, California, and her college wore was done at the University of California, Tue Danish Minister to China, Mr. Oscar O'Neill de Oxholm, who together with his family left Shinghai April on leave, has during his stay Denmark been transferred to serve Danish Minister to Norway. Owing to the international political conditions Mr. de Oxholm has immediately upon his appointment taken up his duties at Oslo will therefore not re: turn to China, Pending the appoint ment of his. successor, Mr. Paul Danish Consul' General thai, will continue to act as Danish Charge d'Affaires to China, Dn, John Gilbert Roid, recent assistant professor of history at the University of Oregon, has accepted an appointment from the Depart= ment of State at Washington, D, fo serve as Research Associate int International Relations in its Division of Research and Publication, He will specialize in the field of the Far, East and began duties Washington on September 18. His mother, Mrs, Gilbert Reid, has accompanied him, and they are residing at the George Washington Inn, New Jersey Avenue and. C, Street, SE, on Capitol Hill Tux Patrol Leaders of the Boy Scots Association contested their relative efficiency before expert Judges on October 26 for the Hornby Trophy, with the result that Patrol Leader b. Fraser of the Ist Land Cathedral School Group was Judged 10 be the most eMicient Jeader for the year. 'The events were keenly contested and Patrol Leader 1. Laevesky of the 'Sth Jewish and 'Troop Leader J, Quayle of the Oth Western 'District' Public" School were second and third. Other enties were Patrol Leaders E, Bauekham (is), C, Butt (rd), D, Bzekial (Sth), "J! "Goldenberg " th), Hoffajann' (oth), E, Jacobs" (th), M, MeEuen (9th) and G, Sokoloff (Grd Troop),
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