Petőfi gyüjtemény - A sorozat / 17-es doboz

SOCIAL AND GENERAL

The Canadian Pacific liner Empress of Canada, which sailed from Vancouver last Saturday, is expected to arrive in Yokohama via Victoria and Honolulu on Saturday, December 26.

The liner Empress of Japan is due at Kobe at 8 o’clock this morning and will sail for Victoria and Vancouver, via Yokohama, at 4 o’clock this afternoon.

Arrivals at the Imperial Hotel yesterday included Mr. W. Seidel, Miss Lula E. Anderson, Mr. Sidney C. Anschell. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hudolph, Mr. Arthur Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Watson, Mrs. George A. Rowell, Miss Iola Morrow, Mr. Erik Brauns and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Crannell. Arrivals Monday evening included Miss E. Dubourg, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kfl Applegate, Mr. Paul Rohde. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Lutz. Mr. Edwards, Mr. Thompson Oliphant, Dr. W. Wagner and Mr. C. E. Storrs.

Registrants at the Hotel New Grand, Yokohama, on Monday included Mr. M. W. Randle, Mr. and Mrs. K. Nakadate, Mr. and Mrs. S. Feldman, Mr. J. E. Kovar, Mr. and Mrs. S. Eguchi, Mr. and Mrs. K. Miyoshi, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ericson and daughter and Mr. H. M. Weinberg.

New arrivals at the Sanno Hotel on Monday included Mr. S. Suwa, Mr. T. Watanabe, Mr. I. Muramatsu, Mr. N. Ya- mada, Mr. K. Kuno, Mr. Y. Yoshikawa, Mr. j. Toba, Mr. S. Nishimura, Mr. K. Kubo, Mr. T. Yoshida, Mr. I. Hirano, Mr. Y. Maekawa, Mr. and Mrs. K. Ito, Mr. M. Usui, Mr. N. Satake, Mr. H. Matsuki, Mr. and Mrs. T. Kimura, Mr. T. Arakawa, Mr. R. Inoue, Mr. H. Nukiyama, Mrs. T. Matsumi, Mr. I. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs. E. Takeda, Mr. and Mrs. T. Iizuka, Mr. Y. Taniguchi, Mr. K. Takatsu, Mr. M. Matsu- gata, Mr. K. Hirano, Mr. N. Tsuda and Mr. S. Hashi.

The annual general meeting of the Columbia Society will be held this afternoon at 5:15 o’clock at the AmerirfiQr, nnncnlalo VrtiAinmo

tribution of the offerings to those in need of assistance.

Professor Robert Poliak, head of the violin department of the Tokyo Academy of Music, and Mr. Maxim Scha- piro, Russian pianist, will play for the members and friends of the Yokohama International Women’s Club on Friday evening at 9 o’clock in the Hotel New Grand. Mr. Paul Rosenstand, Danish pianist, will assist as accompanist to Mr. Poliak. The program will comprise the A major Sonata for violin and piano by Cesar Franck; the Andante Spinato and Polonaise Brilliante for the piano, by Chopin, and a group of violin selections. Arrangements for the concert have been made by Mrs. R. Boiler, chairman of the' music committee.

A carol service will be held next Sunday evening in St. Andrew’s Church, Shiba, starting at 5:30 o’clock. The service will consist of evensong, and the carols will be sung after the third collect. This preparation for the Christmas festival is open- to the community.

Mr. Ferdinand Metzger, correspondent {of Hungarian and Italian papers, lec-; tured in Japanese Monday evening at Taisho' University on Hungarian his- tory and historic criticism pertaining! ito the Hun-Avar legends and traditions | dating back to the fifth century. He' also read selected poems of Alexander] Petőfi, Hungarian national hero. Dr. jKurakichi Shiratori, professor emeritus ’of Tokyo Imperial University, gave an introductory address, and Viscount Naokazu Nabeshima spoke on Japa- -nese-Hungarian relations. Mr. Metzger, Professor Shiratori and Viscount Na'be- shima are sponsoring the organization of a Petőfi Society here.

i

\

F

b:

bi

Cl

H.

H;

isl

ist

ra.

H.

J.

ka

fh<

f

se' He an on

CO)

pe)

the

the

We

ing

ed

Mu

froi

late

Lor

T1

ly í

The

adde

Twii

mazt

cond

chor

Th

singi