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“...Printed by .Tames McMullan & Co., Ltd.
Chefoo, China....”
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“...CHEFOO, N. CHINA. Chefusian JUNE 1928.
EDITORIAL.
It was Solomon who said
"There is no new thing under the Sun”
From this however we would beg to differ and this
the first number of an official and united B.S.—G.S.
magazine is our authority for such audacity. The ensuing
pages herald a signally unique departure in the annals of
the two schools, a departure on which we wish to write,
‘‘Esto Perpetua”.
This magazine is not a continuation of the ‘‘Magnet”,
with which one School has been burdened for some years.
Its purpose is to give a record of living interest, of the
activities of the schools during the previous term and is to
provide an outlet for the literary talent which otherwise
would remain latent. A very important factor and one
which strikes the first note is the Cover design. For so
beautiful and artistic a production we are indebted to
Miss F. Luton and the editors wish to express their
gratitude to Miss Luton for so willingly submitting her
contribution to the success of the Schools’...”
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“...40
A ^Jrettu JiHrbiiuig in QL.3L cdHS. ^Icntorial IflalL
On Thursday afternoon, the ‘20th of April, at half
past two o’clock, there took place in the C.I.M. Memorial
Hall one of the prettiest weddings ever seen in Chefoo,
that of Miss Winifred Naomi Vincent and Mr. Arnold
Strange. The Hall was most tastefully decorated with
fruit blossoms and spring flowers._ The whole effect was
most pleasing, and reflected great credit on the Staff and
pupils of the Girls’ School, who were responsible for it.
The bridal party arrived punctually, and as the strains of
Lohengrin were heard, the bride came up the aisle on the
arm of Mr. George Andrew Sr., followed bv the bridesmaid
Miss Beatrice Stark.
The congregation then joined in the singing of a
hymn, and Mr. Andrew offered prayer: after which the
marriage service was solemnly read by Mr. Mungeam, who
pronounced them man and wife. In lieu of any exhorta-
tion he then read appropriate Scriptures, after which he
prayed for God’s blessing upon them in...”
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“...confectioners,
yet it had been iced and decorated entirely by the girls
under the skilled direction of Miss Wiliams. From the
silver basket at the top white satin streamers fell grace-
fully, and on them were these words:—Health, Happiness,
Peace, Love, indicative of the good wishes of the Girls’
School. Such are the blessings their many friends trust
will be showered upon them, wherever their future path
may lie, as they seek to serve Christ in China.
(Reprinted by the kind permission of the
Chefoo Daily News.)
CHARIVARIA.
Popular opinion is that mumps is getting on the
nerves. We should rather it got no further.
The boating season is beginning. This must account
for the time spent by juniors in learning “The Ancient
Mariner. ”
A.G.S. cooking-guild has been formed, according to
report, to cope with the flood of congratulatory notes prais-
ing the quality of a strange wedding cake manufactured
recently by the girls.
It is undoubtedly a fact that the G. S. Hockey-field
is larger: a case of...”
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