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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JANUARY 27TH, 1919.
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WEDDING OF THE BISHOP'S silver frantes; Dr. and Mr. Stedman, silver
DAUGHTER.
REV. A. . STEWART MISS K. M. J.
LANDER
photo fidines; Dr. and Mrs. Thompson, silver serviette rings; Mr. and Mrs. G. Piercy,
electric Lonster, Miss Boulton, mir suger tongs, Mise Margaret Beer, tre puti Mis. Baronsfeather, Incquer trays; Dr. and M. Buronsfeather, photo frame; Mrs.
St John's Chedral, Hongkong, was Bussey, silver solver and damask table #usded to the utmost limit of its accomcloths, Mr. Billing, tes comy, Bergeon. General and Mrs. Dreaper, a table cloth, modation on Saturday afternoon, when
Aliss Joney, handkerchief sase; Dr. and the Rev. A. D. Sawari, Hendusster of Mrs. Mark, cheque, Rev. and Mrs. W. St. Paul's School. Hongkong, and oldest Boyd, water colour; Me Lacke-king, tea
Ms Rey. and
and Min. N Mackenzie, S the
Stewart, of
Mr. and Mass Hastings, Kingston, Ireland, was married to Mian Katharine Mary Josephine Lander, eldest daughter of the Rt ites Biskup Lander
of Victoria.
Rev
R.
cut glass water
Chinese ring: Mr. and Mrs. Canton, silver bon ton dish; Messrs. Fleming, Morse ons and stand; Wilken, silver egg cups, spoons M+ and Mrs. Bowley, cheque; Mr. and Mrs. Woodrook, chung diel; Airs. Pope, Mr. and Mrs. Pattenden, The bride, who was given an minirtage silver ink-pot.
Tel : ( and Mrs. Tushy Pelham, by her father, was attired in a gown of silver salt celbar, Miss R. Moore and Miss Mackeln, silver cake stand and with grorgette er pr. draped style, with F btrain of liberty satin, embroidered with plates: Mr. Beazely, eleque: Mr. C. B. Layton, pair of silver pepper pota; Mr. white silk. She wore the usual use and Me, Kwok Sin La, pair of silver.
silver fritton look We, surmount d with orange blossoms, vases, Mrs. C. Jennings,
and sime hur Miss Roberts, silver and carried a shower bouquet of white dish. Mr. and Mrs. Dowbiggin, silver fruit roses and obeysanthemums. † dish; 37 and Mrs. Murray Scott, pair She was tended, as birdesimads, in her silver ink posts; Dr. and Mrs, Earle, silvest Mister. Miss Dorothy Lamber, and by
Aileen Hastings, thood friend, Miss
A Hastings. These daughter of M young audies word frocks of apricot geor gets eraped over satin of the same sbads, und picture has ni tête de aigre, pani velvet jeni gelagtette, with ostrich feather They carried huaquets of
Tin REY chrysaliemur s.
1 fann performed the duties of last
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trian
annes hout. Dr Saunders, silver entrée dish ; Mr. and Mrs. Featherstone, damascene cart case: Commander and Mrs. Gurner, & Vene- goblets: Miss Tarner and Misa PANY hnson. Blackwood stool. Miss Macfarlane, patig ni silver foscor isolders; Miss Mary. qarr. Lact, silver hilfet ince table centre: Mex mounted wriking stick: Major and Mrs. Waltusdey, ten volls Staff of St. Paul's Girls Schenk, and Miss Minnie Won black- word tea telde and nest of tables: Pupils
ol St Paaf's Dirby School. 2 bases silver tom sportis, silver chain purse, bag; Mr. and
Mrs Hickling, a cloth: Miss C. A. Flet- cher, que: Mr. and Mrs. Warren, silver teinket lux: Rey, C. B. Shann, Cl brand stand; Mr and Mrs. Humphreys, trinek.
The wedding service was conducted Agelden on Burnett, assisted by the fles Kau Yan The by ons Wen - Blessid
beat
and Come Be the pure a graeious spirit, Heavenly Dove the suging being led by in special choir from After the the Diocesan Girls' School newly-married couple had signed they and cloth; Rev.
register and were braving the Cathedral, Mr. J. W. What, at the organ, played Mendelssohn's Bridal mavela,
wood ten table; Hon. Mr. and Mrs Messer, embroidered ben ten cloth; Rev. E. W. ì.. Martin, silver salad spoon and fork : Me, and Mrs. Wright, the oth and tea serviettes Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wong, China vnse and stand. Commander and Mis Myburgh, silver photo Frames May, Woo, Mrs. Giftens, Mr. and Mrs. Ford, embroidered bed spread, tea A. T. W. Thonding, China FA and stand; Mr. and Mrs. Chatham, tish olier and fork; Mr. Herbert Smith, silver ten strainer: Mr. and Mrs. Vanstone. silver tea spoom: Rev. H. Copley Moyle, silver candle sticks: St. Paul's Junior Soliol, embroidered picture: St. Paul's commercial class, picture: Col. and Mrs. Chapman, blackwood ten poys; Mr. and Mrs. Claxton, linen crocher tea cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Guggin, eoffre ; Mr and Mrs.
Pierson, ten serviettes; Sir Wm, and
Lady Bees Davies, blackwood stand: Dr. Pearce. silver cotext rack: Prof. And Hinton butter dishes: H.E.
A werption as subsequently held at the Bishop's House where there was a large gathering of the friends, of the bride and congratulations and bridegroom, and einrere good wishes were showered on the newly married couple from all sides. Later, The Rov, A. 1). and Mrs. Stewart Mrs
Major-General and Miss Vontrix, coffee left for Shatin Ling where the honeymooners, Mr
Danly is being spent, a residence there being doil; Mr. kind placed at their disposal by Mr. Charles (erken. The bride wore a fawn costume and a dark brown velvet toque, with opossum fure to match.
Ant wood soul: Mr
Mrs
Mrs.
ken
Sutherland, black- Miss Wilkinson, ten Mr. and Mrs. Maitland, eit glass jam dishes: Mr. Mrs, and Miss Denison, silver bum bau dishes, Mr. D. Bernard, vilver vases; Mr and Mrs, Gale, ginger jars: Rev. and Mrs. Anderson, ten cloth; Hon Mr and Among those present at the Church Mrs. Kemp, silver en unddy: Hon. Mr. at the reception were: HE. Mr. Claud and Mrs. Halifax, silver ginger forks; Messrs. Chan Harr sad Wong Kam Ying, Severn, Major-General Ventris, Sir Wm.
jum dish, Mr. and Mrs. Adums, leather and Lady Roes Davies, Mrs. N. J. Stabb, travelling clock; Mr. and Mrs. Frith, Lea Arx. H. #. Pollock. Mrs. Barurti, duths and mate; Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey, silver Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Pollock, Sorgen General and Mrs Dreaper, Hun. tra Vaddy:
travelling clock: Mr. and Me Knight.. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, Mrs, and the Misses silver tea kuives; Mr. Phetije, silver and Halyank. Hon. Mr ( Mel Messer and glass jam dishes; Rev. A. Struguell, eloisonne vase; Mr Sykes, pair glass jum and Miss Messer, Mrs. Gurner
jars: Dr. and Mrs. Harston nk stand and Ciurner, Commander and Mrs, Mybrugh, calendar: Mr. and Mrs. Tso,
velain vast Mr. E. DC. Wolfe and Mrs, and stand: Mr. and Mr. T. H. King. Wolfe, Mr. Justice Compertz, Major End Mrs. Wakeman, eet of liqueur glasses: Pupils of Diocesan Girls' Alabaster, Mr. G. A, Hastings, Mra. F. School, gong: Mr. Moxon, silver photo frames. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher, tea cloth; B. L. Bowley, Mra. Pope, Mr. W. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Wong Tape, set of ivory Her- Patrnden, Col. fnd Mrs. Thorsby viette rings: Mr. and Mrs. MacKichan, Pelham, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. L. Dowbig silver canst rack; Mr. and Mrs. McKibbin, gin, Dr. and Mrs. Earle, Dr. Saunders, silver ten knives: Mr. J. R. Wood, silver
Alre
Mr. and Mrs. Thursfield, silver trin- the Rev. W. T. Featherstone, Major and ket box; Prof and Mrs. Middleton Smith,
silver photo
frame: Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. Walmsley, Mr. Muxun, Majer pair silver att cellars: Mr. and Mrs. Ma and Mrs. Armstrong, Miss C. A. Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Claxton, Mr. and Mrs Ying Pin, Rov. 1. K. Yan, silver tea set; Mr. and Mrs. Dodwell and Mrs. Butlin, bon bon dishes; Mr. and Mrs. W Armstrong, silver cruet; Sir Robert and Lady Ho Tung, silver backed hand glass
L. MacPherson, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mr. and Mrs A. H. Compton, Mobler,
Mre. Tutaber, Mr.
silver
Dr. T. W. Yes wall. Mr H. Phelip, Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie, silver bon bon)
and Mrs. Dyer Mesers. Fleaning and Wilken, Rev, A. P
dish; Members of C.M.S., South China Mig-
Strugnell, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. King, sien, blackwood chess table, ivory chess set, Professor and Mrs. Middleton Smith, then, Rev, and Mrs. J. K. Maconoehne, Mr and blackwood stands; Rev. and Mrs. W, AC Gerken, Mr. and Mrs. R. Hancock, Hipwell, cheque; Mr.
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W. Nicholson, Mr. S. W. Teo, Dr. Ng Bon Tin, Mr silver photo frame; Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, and Mrs. Li Tez Ming, Mr. and Mrs. J.
brass tray; Dr. and Mrs. Koch, silver bon M. Wong, Mr. Chan Harr, Mr. and Mrs. hon dish: Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Holyoak, ent
glass
And
silver jug; Mr. and Mrs. Stabb,
Dair
Wong Tape, Mr. and Mrs, pupils of the travelling clock; Mr. and Mrs. Lang the Staffs and number of the Diocesan Girls School, St. Stephen's
serviette rings: Mr. and Mrs. Dyor Hall, silver knives and forks; College, St. Paul's College, and Cheung, Gold tie pin: Mr. and Miss Main, Mr. Androw Paul's Girls' School, and several members silver card case: Mr. and Mrs. Ram, water of the C.M.B. South China Mission.
colour; Mr. and Mrs. Alabaster, silver um- The newly-married couple were the brella handle; Mr. G. M.. Young, silver recipients of a large number of presenta trinket box: Mr. Eldon Potter, silver boa The bride gave the brit groom a folding bon diah; Capn. Page, silver tray; Miam Kodak camera. The bridegroom's gift to Haseland, silver frames; Miss Skipton, ton the bride was a pair of silver-backed cloth; Rev. G. A. Bunbury, cheque, Mim D. brushes and to the bridesmaids he gavo Dixon, clock; Mr. and Mrs. Shenton, silver gold brooches Pet with pearls. Other
bon hon dish; Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe, tes included the following Presents
cloth; Mr. and Mr. Coleman, tea spoons; ALE. Sir Henry May and Lady May, Mr. Lam Woo and friends, silver toast rack
H.E. Mr. Claunt Severn, silver tat Mr. Choung Ring Kne and Mr. Wan Iu The Bishop of Victoria, que and Shing, silver
crunt; Past and present household linen and Art of furs; Miss
Miss gramophone: Stoff of St. Paul's College and rothy Lander, suède purse bag: Masters branch schools, silver rose bowel: Bev. Mattha Hugh and Peter Lander, electric Fong, Mr. and Mrs. Mow Fung. Raind bowl, kettle; the Misses Lander, Wellington,
Jing (heirloom): Mrs. Lander, students of St. Paul's College, cabinet |
attache case; Mrs. Crawford Smith, forks and spoon; Nev. and Mrs, H. R. Wells,
toa eloth: Mr. and Mrs. Mohler, ivory photo wood Chins dinner and breakfast service frames; Mr. and Mia, Ralphs, silver mount- Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart, diamonded frame; Mr. and Mrs. H. Hancock, silver pendant; Minn E. 1. Stewart, sliver entrée salt and pepper pote; Rev. and Mrs. ishes; Misa K. 3. and Mr.-E. "G" Bewart, Maconnchie, silver photo frame; Mrs. Ng
distr nod towels
towels: Capt. P. 8. Sta Quinn and family, silver tea spoons; Surgeon pair silver sauce boats: Mrs. J. R. and "Miss Parker, Ince tulile centre and knieen and forks: Mr. and Mrs. Beavis, silver ten enddy Mine Dorothy. Dichaon, Iankins die Miss M. Staney, road fork travelling elook: Miss Turgi, embroidered Hom. Rev. and Mrs. O, S, Torester, ten anrum; Mr. and Mrs. Jay, enamel spoons, wpagne; Mr. and Mrs. Fraser, silver vansa; Chinme Teachers and Girls, Victoria, Rome, Miss Blackmore, tea table ploth: Col. and embroidered slk hag: "Amah," pinnaliion Mrs. St. John, sheque; the Missen May, Mr. Junkies Commerla, silver hairpin hox water colour; Mr. and Mrs. Li Tom Ming. Commander and Mrs. Beckwith, ten olnth.
cheque;
Mrs. Potter, allvar fish mats; Miss Girling, ten cloth; Mrs. Bowdler,
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