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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY 14TH, 1912.

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THE NICHOLL-EDKINS WEDDING.

Amongst these present at the wedding Were H.E. the Governor nad Latly Stubbs, Mr. Eric Rice and Capt. Neville; AN INTERESTING SOCIAL EVENT Admiral Sir Alexander Duff, K.C.B., Miss Rarely has Hongkong, witnessed so de Duff and Fing-Lieutenant R. B. Stewart; lightful a wedding as that celebrated on HE, Lieut-General Sir G. M. Kirkpat Thursday afternoon." at St. John's Catherick, K.C.B., Lady Kirkpatrick, Miss' dral between Lieutenant Angus Dacres Kirkpatrick and Capt. Fisher; the Hon. Nicholl, RN, sixth son of the late Mf and Mrs. Claud "Severn, Lady Ress William Nicholl, F.R.C.M., and Mrs Davies, Sir Charles and Lady Addis and Nicholl, of Glasgow and London, „and | Miss. Addis; Commodore and Mrs Bow- Miss Winifred Rose Edkins, only daugh den Smith, Sir William and "Lady Brun- ter of Mr. G. T. Edkins, manager of Messrs. Batterfiel & Swire, and Mrs. yate, "Hon. Mr. Chow Shou Son, Mr. and Edking, of Taikoo." 112, the Penk, Mrs. G. M. Dodwell, Capt. and Mrs E. Hongkong.

R. G. R. Evans, Mr. and Mrs. 0. H. It was not surprising that the Cathe Gale, His Honour Mr. Justice Gompertz dral was crowded. The bride's parents, and Mr. Gompertz, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. so well-known and respected, have assoJ. H. Kemp, Hon. Mr. Lax Chu Pak, ciated themselves wholeheartedly with Mrs. McNaghton, Mr. and Mrs. RamT the social and benevolent activities of Mrs. O, H. Ross, Mr. Percy Smith the Colony for many years, and their Capt. 4. Stanley, Hon. Mr. A. G. Step- daughter, who has spent the greater part hon. Mrs. Wyndham, and many other of her life in Hongkong, is popular with prominent residents of the Colony. old and young alike. The bridegroom, though not so well known to most of us, has made many friends since his arrival here in June, 1920, and we were interesteding is a list:- to learn that he served during the Wac in HMS. Marlborough, which torpedoed in the Battle of Jutland.

was

The wedding service was fully charál. Mr. Temple Bevan, at the organ, played "Salut 'Amour" (Elgar), "Gavotte in G (Handel), "Villanella" (John Ire land), and Mendelssohn's Wedding March." The hymans chosen by the bride and bridegroom were

Lead us. Heaven-

ly Father, lead us and "Through "all the changing scenes of life." The cere mony was marked by a note of dignified" simplicity peculiarly pleasing and suit. able as a setting for the youthfulness of the bride. The Cathedral was decorated with graceful palms and quantities of roses; infleed, it was a veritable "Rose wedding. The Rev. Copley Moyle efficiated, assisted by the Rev. Croie Rees, B.N. Lieutenant H. F. Hurd-Wood was the best man." The bride, who was given away by her father, looked charming in a beautiful ivory satin gowa, the bridal veil being arranged with: sprays of orange blossom. She carried a simple bouquet of white roses, presented. by Mrs. Layton; and was attended by Miss Joyce Ham, wearing old rose taffeta, and by Master Lyn and Miss Pamela Dodwell & sweet little couple, in a paler shade of pink. All three carried, old- fashioned posies of pink rosebuds. The bride's mother, in grey and black char meuse and picture hat to match, curried

a bouquet of sweet peas. The happy

couple left the Cathedral beneath an arch of crossed swords formed by eighteen of the bridegroom's brother officers, and their motor car was drawn to the Tram | Station by the Bleo-jackets of HMS. Bluebell, the bridegroom's ship

A large gathering of friends attended the reception at "Taikoo." The bride and bridegroom received the congratula- tions of their friends under a large wedding-bell of flowers, designed and presented by Mrs. Taggart. The health of the bride and bridegroom was proposed by His Honour Mr. Justice Comparts in a happy little speech. He said they had mat together to pay an affectionate tribute to the only daughter of their old and tried friends, Mr. and Mrs. Edkins- anyone could consider a man an old friend with whom he had played, golf and travelled on the tram for twenty years. Mr. Edkins had long been pillar of British commerce in China, and the bride's mother, unsparing of her strength, had always been foremost in good works. (Applause.) Wo rejoice with them to-

" he proceeded, dny,'

and look upon their happiness with no shade of envy, but with sympathy. Themselves still young, in the very prime of life, they have honour, esteem and affection from troops of frienda. To-day they see their only daughter happily married to the man of her choice, who has before him an bonourable career in the service of the King-they are happy parents. As for the bride, I can tell you nothing about her that you do not already know. Her childhood, which is not long behind her, was spent among us. Look at the bride, radiant, blushing, charming-if I were a Frenchmany I should say adorable. (Cheers.) She has been worthily won, and Hongkong does not grudge this prize to the British Navy. She is leaving us, alas, all too soon, but she and her hus band will go from us with every good wish and with a prayer from us all that they may speedily retarn to their old home where they will find "nons "but friends." (Loud applause.)

The bridegroom, in acknowledgment, said he had had no idea that there were so many nice people in Hongkong, but if there was anything in the old term

to wangle'

g" he was cure that bo and his wife would be back again before long. He thanked the bridesmaids, big and wee," for helping them through this crisis" and asked the company to drisk their health.

The best man replied suitably for the bridesmaids, regrotting that all that had to be said had been already said, and con cluded On behalf of everybody bore thank Heaven I've inished.“ (Loud laughter and applause:)

Amongst the other floral decorations at the house some fine specimens of roses, From Mr. Nicholson, of the Cosmopolitan Dock, were conspicuous. An excellent programme of music for dancing was played by the Hongkong Hotel Band, during which the bride and bridegroom," amidst a shower of rose petals, left for Mr. Edkins' bungalow at Repulse Bay, where the honeymoon in being spent. The bride wore a cream gabardine coat | frock with dark brown fur trimming, a. sapphire blue panne velvet cloak, and a mastic beaver hat trimmed with brown ostrich feathers.

Taikoo

It a matter of extremo regret to many lovers of music in the Colony and to other friends who have so often.onjoyed the hospitality of the bride's parents at that the bride will be leaving. Hongkong 50 Boon, for she has been ever ready to use her musical talent for the delight of others, and all will join in wishing her and her husband succes and happiness in the future.

Many beautiful and well-chosen pre sents were received, of which the follow-

Bride to Bridegroom, Dressing case. Bridegroom to Bride, Gold pocket.

mirror.

Mr, und Mrs. Austin, Tex spoona. Mr. and Mrs Alabaster, Jade and gold

bracelet,

Mr. and Mrs. Adams, Carriage clock. Mr. and Mrs. Airey, Flower vases. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Spoons. Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey, Book. Mr. J. V. Alabaster, Silver bowl., Auntie Ju, Cheque,

A-Friend, Silver ashtrays, Mr. Ab Hing Pow, Foochow bowls. Ab Sum, Brooch. "Ah Lain, Brooch.

Mr. J. Bentley, Sweet dishes. Mr. and Mrs. Bevan, Suède blotter. Mr and Mrs-Blaker, Tonst-rack. Sir William and Lady Branyate, Porce

Iain plaque.

Commander and Mrs. Beckwith, Cake

forks.

Messrs. B. 0 Blaker and G. Miskin,

Toast dish.

| Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Brown, Swatow

tea-cloth.

dr. and Mrs. Bell, Silver tray, Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Ball, Silver spoons. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Bird. Spoons. Offeera H.MS: "Bluebell," Entrée dish." Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bird, Nut crackers. Mr. and Mrs. Burlingham, Cut-glass vase. Messrs Batterfield & Swire's Office

Staff. Silver tray.

Sir Charles and Lady Addis and Miss

Addis, Book.

Mrs. Bond, Cloisonne bawi.

Dr. and Mrs. Balean, Chinese silver

YRS.

Mr. Bernard: Clock...

Mr. Blason, Tea knives.

Mr. and Mrs. Bevington, Toast-racks. Dr. and Mrs. Black, Cake forks. Commodore and Mr. Bowden Smith,

Porcelain curry set.

Mr. Cobb, Ot-glass bowl.

Mr. and Mrs. Chaloner. Cake forks. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Chow. Shou

Son,,Silver flower stand.

Capt, and Mrs. Currey, Silver cigarette.

box.

Col. and Mrs. Crosse. Tea spoona. Capt. and Mrs. Cartwright, Brase

bowls.

Aliss Cooper, Smelling salts bottle. Sir Paul Chater, Gold wrist watch, sct

with diamonds.

Mr. and Mrs. Cavalier, Blackwood stool. Mr. Perey Cox and Mr. G. Hogg, Silver

tray.

Mrs. Dodwall, Japanese tax-ect. Mr. and Mrs Dyer, Clock. Mrs. Dinsdale, Silver, vases. Admiral-Sir-A-Land-Miss-Duff,

Ivory paper-knife.

Mr. and Mrs. Dalziel, Porcelain vase. Mr., Mr. and Miss Denison, Coffee

cups:

Mr. N. R. Dick, Silver sweet-basket. Mr. and Mrs. Dovey, Silver blotter. "Mr. and Mrs. E. Davidson, Sweet dishes. Mr. and Mrs. Dowbiggin, Sauce boats. Col. and Mrs. Delacombe, Crumb-serop. Misa Delacombe, Coffee spoons.

Capt. and Mrs. P. Havelock Davies,

Sweet-dish

Mr. and Mrs. A. Davidson, Toast-racka. Mr. and Mrs. Ede, Silver top service. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, Mandarin cost. Misa Ellis, Kimono.

Lieut. R. K. Emerson, Butter-knife and i

jam-spoon.

Dr. and Mrs. Forsyth, Linen tea-cloth. Mr. T J. Fisher, Hot-water kettla. Mr. and Mrs. Fielder, Coffee spoons. Mr. P. S. Grant, Sweet dishes. Mr. and Mrs. Greig, Cut-glass salad

bowl.

His Honour Mr. Justice Gompertz and

Mrs. Gompertz, Silver crueta, Mr. R. H. Gompertz, Calendar!- Mr. and Mrs. Grayburn, Swatow table

cloth.

Mrs Grant, Calendar.

"Mr. and Mrs. G. Grimble, Sauce boat.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Grimble, Jaar pot Hon. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Holyoak,

Silver tea-service.

The Misses Holyoak, Smelling salts. Major Harding, Calendär."

Lieut. Commdr, Hake, Calendar. Lieut. Hurd-Wood, Cake-basket. Officera H.M.S."Hollyhock,". Silver

tea-service and tray.

Capt. and Mrs. Hammond, Lace doylies:

and table-centre.

Mr. and Mrs. Hodgson, Silver-box, Mr. and Mrs. Hinton, Linen bed-spread. Lieuts. Hawkins, Gelpin, Cebley, Cla

ridge and Carslake, Butter-dish. Dr. and Mrs. Harston, Sweet-dishes. Mr. and Mrs N. J., Silver frame Mr. and Mrs Hollingsworth, Sweet

dishes.

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Hailifax, Sweet

dishice.

Lieut Hearn, Vasca.

Mr. and Mrs Eldon Potter, Mr. and

Mrs. R. Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hancock, Silver toa-service. Mr. and Mrs. FC, Hall, Trinket boxes, Sir Robert and Lady Ho Tung, Aspara-

gus. dish,

Misa Haraton, Swatiw" tea-olotā ̧ Lieut. Hodgson, Ice-cream spoons. Mr. and Miss Hastings, Dressing-case

repeating clock

Messrs. Hill, Crews and Bulmer John-

son, Silver vasos.

Mr. and Mrs. Hornell, Silver frams.

INTIMATIONS

NOTICE

Mr. and Mrs. R. Innes, Out-glass. bowl. THE ASSOCIATION OF EXP

Miss Innas, Porcelain ornament.

The Hon. Mr., Mrs and the Missos

Irving Porcelain vase.

Mrs. Jenkin, Silver, frame. Mr. and Mrs. John Swire, Cheque, The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Kamp, Sweet

dishes.

Miss Kent, Table-centre. Lieut. Kidston, Lacquer truy Mr. and Mrs, Knight, Silver and

enamel-box.

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. King, Swatow

table-cloth.

Lady Kirkpatrick, Nut crackers. Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Cheque. Miss Kanther Kent, Ivory frame. Mrs. Kelly, Chinese bag.

Mons. and Madame Lecable, Writing

not

Miss Lawson, Cut-glass bottle.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lowe, Cake dub. Mr. and Mrs. Lafrentz, Silver box. Mr. and Mrs. Lammert, Nut oraokers. Mrs. Layton, Cut-glass bowl, The Hon. Mr. Lau Chu Pak, Jade

brooch.

Major and Mrs. Leslie Smith, Swajow

tablecloth."

Mr. and Mrs. Leask, Silver box. The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Lang, Toa

spoona.

Mrs. Mansfeld and Mr. W. Mansfeld,

Cuko forks.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshalt Wood, Swede

hand-bag..

Capt. Murray, Tea-spoons."

and alra, atok, Alan Chee, Silver

looking-glasa.

-Mr. Mok Kong Sang, Toilet-cas

Mr. and Mrs. McArthur, Salt-collars. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. McCann, Toast-rack. Mr. and Mrs. McGregor, Silver frame Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Silver teacaddy. Rev. Copley Moyle, Ink-stand. "Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch", Japanese pie

tures

Rev. and Mrs. Martin, Silver tea-

strainer.

Dr. and Mrs. Marriott, Cheque, Lieut. Mertunan, Spoons. Madame Mouasion, Silver vases, Mr. and Mrs. McPherson, Swałow tray-

cloth. Brig Gen and Mis McNughton,

Lacquer box. Mra A. M»Kenzie, Silver dish. Liouts. Merriman, Melbourne, Hardy, Faure and Derman (members of the bridegroom's term now serving on the China Station), Silver candle

sticks.

The Hon Mr. C. Mcl. Messrs. Sweet

dishes.

AND DEALERS OF HONGKONU TOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN that the

Committee of the Association of Ex porters and

Dealers of Hongkong, under

powers conferred upon them by the Regulations theroof, have appointed DAVID KEAY BLAIR to be Secretary as from ist January, 1933, vice the undersigned resigned.

By Order,

E. J. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Hongkong, 31st December, 1821.

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HONGKONG JOCKEY OLUB ANNUAL

RACE MEETING 1921

ENTRIES for

the FORTHCOMING RACES close on SATURDAY 2 instant at noon, and must be ment to the JOCKEY CLUB Reoxs, 3A, Chator Road, on or before this date.

Entry Forms are now ready and can be bad at the Jockey Club Stables, the Jockey Clab Booms (Hongkong Club Anaox, Chater Road) or Masars. Linstead and Davis, Alexanden Bulidinga.

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QUEEN'S COLLEGE. Hhas kindly consented, to

FIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR distributa PRIZES on SATURDAY, January-214t-at- 11.00 AM. No Carda nen being issued, but to all Boys and others interested in the work of the Parants and Guardians of Students, to Old School, a cordial invitation to honour as by their satendance on that date. extended,

BERTRAM TANNER,

-Headmaster.

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Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, Coffee cups. Mr. and Mrs. Newcomb, Salt-cellars. Col. and Mrs. Orpen Saunders and

Miss Gibson, Sweet diskes"

Mr. Marian Obremski, Silver tray. Mr. J. W. Pston, Silver cruet set. Mr. and Mrs. Pattenden, Purse bag..

Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Pearce, Leather

writing-case.

Mr. A. H. E. Phillips, Bronze elephant The Hon." Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Silver

box.

Mr., Mrs. and Misa Phelipe, Sweet

diabes.

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Pollock, Ice

bucket. Mr. and Mrs. Ram, Silver hand-bag. Uncle Rex, Cheque.

Mows and Mac. Bodenfuser, Butter

dish.

Mr. Eric Rice,. Lace doylies and table-

centre.

Mr. Resker, Silver cake stand. Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes, Cushion. Mr. and Mrs. Ralphs, Sèvres vase. Sir William and Lady Rees Davies,

Menu-holders.

Misa Ram. Tortoiseshell comb, Mr. and Mrs. Baworth, Cushion, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid, Spoons. Mr. Colin Scott, Diamond pendant and

cheque

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Severn, Opera

glasses.

Mr. and Mrs. Middleton Smith, Sweet

dishes.

Mis Stanley Smith, Swatow table

cover.

Sir Reginald and Lady Stubbs, Sauce

Mrs. Shaw, Sweet dishes.

bont

Mr. T. H. R. Shaw, Silver coffee ser-

vice and tray, Pay-Lient.-Commdr. and Mrs. Stern.

Lacquer trays...

The Hon. Mr. A. G. Stephen, Cheque. Comindr. A. Stanley, Chequé. Surg.-Commdr. and Mr. Sanders,

Coffee spoons,

Blackwood

Dr. and Mrs. "Sanders,

table.

Mr. and Mrs. Shenton, Lace table

cloth

Mr. Percy Smith, Silver sugar-bowl and

spoon.

Miss Stobart, Lace tea cloth.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Sutherland, Spoons. Bir Eric and Lady Stuart Taylor, Cut

"glass bowl.

Mrs. Toko, Japanese ornaments. Messrs. Tam Yung Chuen, Mokshon, Hot Hing Bum, Mok Ying Chai and Cheak In Fang, Manicure set. Mr. and Mrs. Taggart, Butter-dish. Major Tomlinson, Menn-holders. Mr. Tool Kum Po, Cake-stand. Mr. and Mrs. Tinson, Doylies. Miss Tunley, Embroidered ten-cloth. Officers of H.M.S. "Titania," Silver

cake-dish.

Dr. Valentine, Ivory and gold bracelet. Mr. K. Yalentine, Cake basket. Pay. Commdr. and Mrs. Vining, Laci

table-cloth.

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Rev. E. T. Waldegrave, Menu holders. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Wallace, Inkestand. Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Clock ME, Mr. and Mrs. JH. Wood, Nut crackers. Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Cut-glass bowl. The Misses Woods, Japanese picture. Col. and Mrs. Wyndham, Toast rack. Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe, Crump-scoop. Mr. and Mrs. Wu Hay Tong, Porcelain

YASO,

Surg.-Lt. Commdr. and Mrs. Fitzroy

Williams, Nut crackers,

Mr. and Mrs. Wakeman, Swatow-to

cloth

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Mr. G. M. Young, Jewel case.

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the Colony

of Bay in

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