Mus, Annie G. M. Forsyth, widow of the late Robert Coventry Forsyth formerly of Tainan, died on January 29, at Ferndown, Dorset, MIN, and Mrs, Peter Li lett Shang hal for Peiping, where they will make their home in future, by the' Isabel Moller on. April 11, travelling vin Chingwangtao.
News was received in Shanghai on Aprit 10, that Miss Frances Russell, formerly connected with this journal was married on April 6. to Mr. Ellingwood Kay, the ceremony taking place in New York.
AMIN, Millon Bates of the National City 'Bank, left in the s, President Cootidge on April 9, and expects return to Shanghai' in September. He will go to Hongkong for a short stay, returning to Shanghai and) sailing for the States on April 22, Da, and Mrs, J. L, Caughey are! planning to leave" Shanghai April 22, to return to the USA, The Community Church is giving "Tea and Reception April and members are cordiatiy invited to attend, 'Tue following have been, admitted to membership of the Institujion of Electrical Eugineers:—As member QTLEB) LG. Freeth (Shanghai). 'Ag' associate member (A.SCLE.E) BE. Jacobs (Shanghai). As associate (Associate LEE) A. "E. Colterjohn (Shanghaly. "As étudenis "(Student LEE) §.°§. Borodin, A.V. Do Franck. B. F. Jitts, W. J. Kabbert, B.S. Komor, G. A. Yamus, Shanghai.
Mit. and Mrs. Paul B. Sammann returned to Shafighal on Apr.
President Cleveland from Hongkong afier a year's absence on a business Der trip, In their own car they travelled. through the Philippines, Bali, Java, 'Singapore, Malaya and Burma, After Teaving Rangoon they drove—all through the Shan Slates and' then' over the Burma Road to Kunming. At Kunming they sold their ear and. few to Hong Kong. For the present they ure living at Cathay Mansions.
'Tue Chairman of Council has conveyed the Council's very sincere and grateful thanks to Messrs, C. Franklin, (J.B, Etherington, Jones, N: F. Meyers, O. Okamoto' and 3. H, Sun for the strenuous work that Pesos. they have done for the community as members of the Special Committee appointed {0 Investigate Inequalities of taxation which has now completed its work. "Mr, Keswick in his letter states that the Council realizes what dificult task they had to deal with and appreciates that the time allowed them was very short, 'oMleiating. 'The young man died at 'The Country Hospital last Tuesday' following a rather long illness. A beautiful sheath of flowers from "Mother. Daddy und Toots" rested upon the casket that was surrounded with floral tributes.
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