Shanghai, Apr. 1 'A. most enjoyable afternoon wax had by every one, young and old, who attended the B.W.A. Musical and Dramatic Sections' Easter Egg Party on Saturday. The remarks passed after the party. were very gratifying to the chairman and her Committee, algo to the B.W.A. Tea Room who provided a very excellent tea, The association's grateful thanks are due to "Auntie Peggy," who en. tertained the children in her charming manner and they in turn entertained also. Rosalee O'Connel sang. very sweetly and with great confdence. Betty Umpleby led. the ave @ience singing "There'll always be England" in fine style.
"The association's thanks are also due to Mr, Ewart, who very kindly entertained with an hour's coloured Sims which were greatly enjoyed by all, Before leaving the children were each given an Easter egg, much fo their delight.
The next musical and dramatic entertainment will be on May 1, at Headquarters. "'Indin will en-certain with some of her popular Indian danees, accompanied by an Indian orchestra.
Kong until he was satisfied that the dog was the one claimed and obtained permission to place Rex in the Hongkong SPC.A's Dogs Home, where he was given veterinary attention as he could searcely walk after his long confinement.
Thanks to the ce-operation given fo the SSP.CA. by the Customs authorities, who have issued an order that all vessels are to be searched for dogs smuggled on board before a ship leaves port, and to similar orders issued by the principal steamship companies to their offers, the export of stolen dogs from Shanghai practically ceased on February 194 a5 far og river and sea tremie The SSP.CA. greatly appreciates the close ce-operation extended to it by its sister society in Hongkong and is grateful to Mrs. F. H. Laseby for her care of Rex during the time he was in the Hongkong Society's, Dogs Home.
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