Mu, R. W, Davis left on July 11°In the s, Asama Maru for a short holl-, day in Cana Sin Victor Sassoon arrived on July 11 in the s, President Pierce.
Banow Jules Guillaume, Belgium Ambassador to China, arrived the s, President Pierce on July 11, 'MMe, R, de Margerie, wife of the local French Consul-General, and her children have left Shanghai for Tsingtao, They will remain there a few weeks, Mu. B. 'T, Nash, former Acting Deputy Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Council, has received an apointment to the staff of Sir Gerald Campbell. K-C.M.G. in the Director ate General of the British Govern. ment Information Services in New, York.
Asoo the passengers who arrived on July 11 ju the s. President Pierce were—Mr, and Mts, 'W. J. Dav Mr. and' Mrs. C.'R, "V, Elwell Mrs, Agnes Hill, and Messrs, W, C, Farnham, C, H, F, Hardy," James Jackson, "C," H." Johnston, Mosaburo Kobayathi, 'C, B, Meyer, Amonc those who lett in the s, President Pierce on July 12 were Major A, Bassett; Miss Peggy Dunn,~ Mrs, W,""Stoy~ Elliott and three children, Me, M, R, Endicott, Mr, and Mrs, H."H. Lennox, Mr, 'J, Hi. Morris, Major Frank P." Snow, Mr, Samuel Sokobin (U.S, Consul); Mr, Lew Carson, Lr. Colonel C, A: Wynn lett for the United States on July 12 aboard the s. President Pierce," He ig bo-ing "teansterred to Parris Island, South Carolina, It, Colonel Wynn was formerly 'Executive Omer' of the Fourth" Marine Regiment. 'A Regimental parade was held in his honour at 8am, at Kinochow Park fon duly 11, Ik accordance with Byeslaw Lit recently approved by ratepayers consisting of the following persons and the Consular Body, a Committee has been appointed for a period of one year to determine appeals from Assessments or renastesements made by the Shanghai Afunieipal' Counci Messrs, BH, Adams," ALBA:
Busch; Buiott Hazzard," "A.A, Poy G. Lee, RA, INSEAS TK, Tsutsumi, and "Cor. P, P." Unter= berger, Dipl. CE, Mil, Engr, V.DI. (Germany), Tate Mrs, Bernadette Cation da Silva, who died after a long illness fat her home Wednesday morning, Burial took place in the Bubbling Well Cemetery at 4. pin, when Father Magnet read the last rites, The services wore largely attended, attesting to the love and esteem in Which the deceased was held, A beautiful heat of roses from "Louis" and a spray of white flowers from "Mummy and Daddy" was Towered into the grave with the casket, The pallbearers—were:—Mesgrs:—Vicent Xavier, J, dos Remedios, F, Gutierrez, Geo, Collaco, J. Forrest and Gussie.
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