A. Leland, i Mins. Alia de Beraha, the wite of Mtr. Mf Boraha of Hongkong and formely of Shanghai, is now stay~ ing at the Park Hotel on a short visit to Shanghai on her "return. trip from Tsingtao to Hongkong, where she just placed her son Master Mickey Beraha in St, Giles School, seeing and saying "Hela" to old-timer mends here, Mrs, Clarence E, Gauss, wite of the American Consul-General Shanghai, accompanied by her son, Mr. C. B. Gauss, sailed for the United States in the s President Taft on February 17, Mr. C. B. Gauss will remain in Shanghat and join his family in California before proceeding to Canberra to take up his post os the first United States Minister to Australia, enesmeration of souvenir paper-knives, contained in miniature batons, was made at noon on Feb. 12 in the Shanghai Police Club to Major C, J. Corbin and. Major W.-M. Graham, "who are leaving to rejoin the regiments at Home, Major K. Bourne, Commissioner of Police, spoke on behalf of the officers present. Col. J. W. Hornby, Commandant of the S.VC., was among those present, 'Tm Ola Comrades' Association of the Welch Kegiment gave a cock-tall parly for Major C. J. Corbin, founder of the local branch, at the Shanghai Club last week. A. souvenir paper knife adorned, with the Regimental crest was presented fo the guest of honour, who is Teaving Shanghai after service ea Brigade Major of the S.V.C. to rejoin his regiment, The commiltce of St David's Society entertained Major Corbin at Tuncheon at the Shanghat Club Fast week.
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