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Danzig, To-day.

The Polish Minister in Danzig, M. Chodacki, yester- day handed to the Senate, Warsaw's answer to the Danzig note concerning the murder at Kal- thof of a Danzig citizen.

The Note attributes full responsibility for the inci--

dent to the Danzig authorities, because des- pite repeated interventions they took no steps to prevent criminal activities.

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The Polish Government cannot acknowledge as justified the charges against Polish officials, and recog- · nises no reprehensible procedure on the Polish side, reserving to it- self the right to recall Polish of- ficials from Danzig and refusing any demands the Danzig Senate may make.

The Note says that if the Dan- zig Senate wishes to remove the

IN PREDICTING THAT YES-tension, the Polish Minister is TERDAY'S DOUBLE WEDDING ready to discuss steps to restore the BETWEEN MR. EU KENG-LOON normal work of Polish officials and AND MISS NANCY KAN, & MR. to improve mutual relations.- W. K. Y. EU AND MISS MAY Trans-Ocean.

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SHUM,

FASHION, FEAST, THE CHINA Sen Yoh, and followed by the tiny MAIL'S FASHION REPORTER pageboys, Messrs. Fung and Poy, WAS ONLY PROPHESYING including the pretty bridesmaids, the Misses Josephine Eu and Bea- PAGEANT OF EXCEPTIONAL trice Kam.

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BEAUTY,

The two brides were similarly The two couples were married in gowned in white satin moires, and the morning at the Registry, Su- only an inspired couturier could con-- preme Court, before Mr. T.S. Whyte-ceive the flattery of a waistline that Smith, Registrar of Marriages, and dips in a point at the front, and a Mr. T. J. Gould, and witnesses at three-yard train that sweeps back this ceremony were, in the case of in majestic carelessness from the first couple, Mr. Kan Tong-po, the bride's father, who is Chief Manager of the Bank of East Asia, and Sir Shouson Chow, while in the second instance, they were Mrs. Shum Lau-shi, and Mr. Tang Shui- kei.

the

waist. The yardage was generous- ly unstinted in the swirling skirts, and the soft draping at the neck, and shoulders of the leg-o'-mutton sleeves, gave a deft touch.

Masses of veiling seemed to float about their heads, and one received Following the Registry service, the impression that if it were not the brides went to the Hong Kong for the halo of orange blossoms, Hotel, where a special room had those misty "clouds" of tulle would been reserved for them, and chang- surely trail away from their moor- ed into their traditional Western ings. wedding gown.

The exquisite jewellery worn by Madame Sophie Costides of the brides, represented Mrs. Eu Eunice, who designed and made the Tong-sen's gift to her daughters-in- dresses for the entire bridal group, law. was waiting to assist them, and

THE ATTENDANTS

at 11.30 a further ceremony took The bridesmaids and flowergirls place at Euston, the palatial resid-were dressed in like manner, with ence of the grooms' parents, Mr. variation only in the choice of and Mrs. Eu Tong-sen. At this fabric and colour, A waistline that function, Mr. Eu Keng-loon and ended at the hips was clearly de-· Miss Nancy Kan were once again fined by a semi-detached band, and united, this time in the customary skirts were full and spreading. In manner of their countrymen, fol- the first instance brocade satin was lowed by yet another Chinese ser- chosen in a warm tone of salmon. vice at 1.30 in which Mr: W. K. Y. pink, and in the second the selec- Eu and Miss May Shum were the tion was stiff organdy in chartreuse principals.

green. Forget-me-Nots and Rose- buds formed the floral decoration in' both cases-the bridesmaids wear- ining bouquets in their hair, tied'

with wisps of salmon pink veiling which hung to their waists, and the flowergirls wearing garlands for contrast.

The brides then retired to their dressing rooms, and remained there long after the reception was. full swing..

THE RECEPTION

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At the reception which took place at 5 o'clock, a large and distinguish-

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Evoking warm-hearted attention ed gathering was noted, and the were the two little page-boys, look-` magnificence of Euston added to ing spic and span, albeit appealing,

the the impressiveness of

scene.in their smart suits of white satin. Among those present were Captain No report of this wedding could Batty-Smith, A.D.C., representing be complete without some mention His Excellency, the Governor, and of Mrs. Eu: Tong-sen's luxurious the Chief Justice, Sir Atholl and Chinese gown, reminiscent of the | Lady MacGregor. ·

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and their attendants, made their first appearance before the assembl ed guests in a procession down the wide marble staircase of Euston, headed by the two little flowergirls, the Misses Rosetta Wu and Goh

stately Chinese ladies of old: Rich- ly embroidered, and in a flaming red, one could not fall to notice her as she moved among the guests.

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