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YESTERDAY'S MILITARY

WEDDING.

CROSS-DENISON,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER

THE JAPANESE TRAINING SQUADRON.

ARRIVAL YESTERDAY Punctually at 6 am, yesterday the In the wedding at the St. John's Cathedral, yesterday afternoon of Cap-Japanese Naval Training Squadron, con- Tain Evan Colueron Cross tonly-you-of-fsisting of the Fratr,Fakumu-and-Amma,

and

34TH, 1928.

UNION CHURCH, - KOWLOON. Į DAME ADELATE ANDERSON.

NEW MINISTER WELCOMED.

HAPPY' ANGERIES OF THE NEW

VËNTURES:

The minister of Chien Church, Kowloon

זי

and

VISITING HONGKONG,

A notable visitor to Hongkong at the present time is Dame Adelaide Anderson,

the late Mr. W. E. Cross of Risen and arrived in port to the usual exchange of (that is to be the Rev. J. Horace John Fonis Office from 1997 to 1921.. Mrs. Cross of Edinburgh) and Miss sahtes. The training squadron is inston, was welcomed last night by a large assembly in Union Church Lee Muriel Ivonne Denison, youngest daugh- charge of Vice-Admiral Salto, C.B.,

ture Hall, and the proceedings gave every ter of ile. and Mrs. A. Denison, well there are on board some 388 cadets. Soon justifiention for the belief that extension known residents of long standing in the after the arrival of the vessels the Com- of religious activity on Kowloon side will Colony, a wide local interest was mani-modore paid a visit to the Japanese soon be manifested, even if the benuti dested. The bridegroom is Company officer | Admiral's flagship to welcome the squa

ful and commodious Kowloon Church,” of the and King's Own (Liverpool) 'Regi-dron. Later the General Officer. Com in which Mr. Maconnchie regretted that ment and is popular in both military and manding the Troops in China (Major last night's meeting was not hekl, still naval circles of Hongkong. He is at General Sir John Fowler, K.C.M.G.) continues to be a castle in the air, present acting as A.R.C. to B.E. the made an official enll. At 10.15 .m. the.

Rarely has a large a social gathering Governor (Sir R. E. Stulbs, K.C.M.G.) Admiral necompanied by his staff Innded been scon at Union Church. The regular The bridle also has many friends in the at Murray Pier, à Guard of Honour from supporters on Sundays were present in Colony, where she was born.

the King's Regiment being drawn up in force-both the The wedding ceremony in the Cathedral front of the pier, where Capt. Neville," twicers," the was attended by large numbers of peuple, A.D.C. to H.E the Governor met Admiral the body of the Cathedral being comfortSaito who, after inspecting the Guard of ably filled. All three Services-the Navy Honour, motored to fovernment House the Military and the Civil Service-were

and called upon IE the Governor. Ad- strongly represented H-E the Governor miral Saito also turned the calls of the was present it! signed the Register at (2.0.C, and the Commodore. Later in the conclusion of the ceremous Major the morning 11.8 the Governor." General Sir John Fowler, K.C.panied by Cup Neville, left in a naval D.5.0, General Offers Comaaling pinnace to visit Admiral Saito on his Troops in China, and Commodore. Etagship the Fente, Grace, R., in charge of the Dockyar were also present. The presence of large ambers of W.0's, N.C.0).'s and men of the lariilegroom's Regiment at the cere sony hore testimony to his popularity.

The choir, stalls of the Cathedral were adorned with many beautiful clusters of white Bowers The service was muule as regimental as possible. The music of the King's Regimental Band was substituted. for the fine okd organ, and the Regimen- tul Chaplain (the Rev. R. J. Northrott) conducted the service, whilst the Chaplain of the Cathedral (the Rev. Copley Moyle) and the Bishop of the Diocese (Dr. Duppoy) were amongst the guests in the holy of the Cathedral.

Durae.

CBE, MA, who was H.M. Principal Lady Inspector of Factories at the Anderson was edented at Queen's College, Harley Street. and Girton Col lege, Cambridge, and also studied in Germany and France. Her scholastic records include Moral Sciences Tripos, Cambridge, 1987 and Gamble Gold Medal, Girton College 1809. She Lecturer to the Women's Co-operative Guild, and a Member of the Eduestionál Council of the Co-operative Union, 1859- 02, and Clerk, to the Royal Commission on Labour, 1992-94. Darie Anderson re- tired from the past of Lady Inspector of the Factories in August 1921, when she was now-and-again's were | made `n Danie of the British Empire for recognised by many and the never-at-hor great services. Her publications in- all's brazened it out as best they might. elude various articles" on Labour ques It was, as Mr. Johnston would way. tions must Legislation, in the Bronumir Andrew's Society (Mr. R. Sutherland)(Supplement) Verein für Sozial Politik, #great" day. The President of the St. | Jourion, the Encyclopedia Britannien

and the Secretary (Mr. D. K. Blair) were International Congress on Hygiene and present to take part in the welcome in Demography (1900), etc. Die Anderson which group of the foregoing category is visiting China and Japan on a tour they come it is not for the present writer Dund the world. She reached Hongkong yesterday on the N.F.K. Tungo Mara, and After a brief concert to which Mrs. leaves for Shanghai on the with inat, by Phillips, Sr. Collett and Mr. Meld the Empree of Russia. The tentative seenis to be the appropriate phinse, the stay in Hongkong inclinica visits to vari contributed," with great Acceptance programme heranged for her during her.

welcome already conveyed individually ous factories under the guidance of the was conveyed in a more publie manner. Rev. H. R Wells and Captain E. C.

Mr. Maconachie, in order perhaps to | Tregillus, and a visit to Canton. heighten the contrast when he came to the lighter portions of his speech, hegan his speech rather, in the vein of the sol- A friend is said to have attacked his diers who, a few years ago, when times host, 'n Chinese ship's steward, and the | wore hard and difficulties well nigh over- steward's family at No. 164, Temple whelming, were wont to ask one another, Street, Yaumati, on Thursday night. AnBill, what alht mpan ?"

accom

A programmie af sightseeing for the exilets has been arranged "through the Naval Authorities ans the Chamber of Commerce. These arrangements have already been published in the Daily Press.

SAVAGE ATTACK,

VISITOR ATTACKS HIS. HOST'S PAMILY

to say.

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Mr.

axe was used and all, the family (husband, Maconachie travelled once more over As the bride entered the Church on the wife and daughter) had to be feinored to well-trodden ground and explained how it atin of her father the congregation rose And sang the hymen Love Divine, all

hospital

is that there is no Union Church, yet, in Love excelling." This was later followed

The visitor is believed to have called Kowloon. Tennis courts and other by the singing of the psalm God be early in the evening and asked for a bed. "merciful units us" and just before the The stewart niliged. He was awakenedl necessary purposes" come before Church married couple entered the vestry to sign later to find himself being attacked. He needs-unless the tennis court happens to the register the favourite wedding hymn managed to escape on to the verandal | Lelong to Union Church" and then it is O Perfect Love" was sung by the cou where he endSave Life. The take away in spite of all appeals to gregation.

assailant then left the premises. The The bride's dress was of white geor-steward afterwards found that his wife ecelesination and civil authority. gette, licaded with silver. Her train was

and family had been attacked as well.. was of Brussels lace and her veil of white The Police have since precared an tulle. She carried a "bouquet of white chrysanthemums and maiden hair foru. The bridesmaids were little Aliss Bory Arthur and little Miss Janet King, who Juted as train bearers. They wore dresses of white georgette; their hair was adorned with wreaths of pink roses and they carried baskets of pink roses tied with silver ribbon. The bridegroom, who was in khaki service uniform, was attend- ed by Lieut. C. P. Moore, M.C., of the King's Regiment, us "best way,'

The Band played Mendelssohn's Wed- ding lärchens the bridal party returned from the vestry after signing the register.

On leaving the Cathedral for the re« ception at Government House. the bride and bridegroom had to pass under arch of crossed, swords, farmed by the bridegroom's brother officers and other military and naval officers, some sixteen Naval officers and over 20 Military officers forming the Guard of Honour. His Ex- cellency formed part of the bridal party it left the Church, following the little

Haying dratt with the first part of his arrust and that man was brought before | text--Kowloon-Mr. Maconachie came to Mr. J. R. Wound yesterday morning and the second part-Mr. Johnston-and on charged. It was mentioned in Court that this topic he put the assembly in posses one or more of those attacked were not expected to live and that dying deposision." in happy phrase, of some of the tions had been taken.

POLITICAL STRAWS FROM CANTON.

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One of the Shanghai papers said when the visit was first announced :—

"This news should have a special significaner for China just now. for the Peking Government has recently issued its first factory regulations, and some of the Provincial Assemblies are considering the same course; the Mavicinal Contact is also working on this question, and we understand that the National Christian Council, at its Executive meeting this week, will consider creating a special de partment under the Church to deal with the industrial problem, in China. ̈ Mias Anderson's wide, experience of the In- dustrial problem would be of particular help to China at this juncture, since at this moment the three bodies referred to above are all expressing a desire for exact and speefalised information as to the possibilities of legislation. Miss Ander son, with her practical knowledge of, and deep interest in, all the experiments that have been, and are being, made by em- ployers and workers, in addition to her technical knowledge of industrial legista- son that should be called in for consulta, tion, would seem to be exactly the per

tion."

incidents in M. Johnston's career from The object of the assailant is said to the day when he was horn in Glasgow, have been robbery..

whence he was fortunately removed by bik parenta before he was old enough to rehe how great a calamity had befallen,

At the first annual meeting of the him "-(laughter.), Mrs Miconachie -as- sured Mr. Johnston of the carpet and National Christian Conseil the relation of the Chinese Church to the industrial prayerful support of himself and all con- problem was discussed very thoroughly nected with Caign Church, and conclud-and a Standing Committee on Social and ed by extending the right hand of fellow. Industrial Relations was appointed. Que

of the terms of reference of this Com ship to the new minister, amidst hearts, mittec is To consider the question of applause.

asking experts on these questions to visit It is interest- China in the near future. ing to note that on May 19th a cable was

The Civil Governor of Canton and the

··Commissioner - for Foreign Affairs"(Dez CC Wu), arrived in Hongkong by the night steamer on Thursday. They are staying at the King Edward Hotel.

sent by the Council to Miss Anderson asking for her help.

trainbearers in company with 3Ers. Devi Hon. Mr. Mel." Messer, Mr. C. D. Melhaving just learned that Cheung Chau, fore the middle of June, but hecause

xon, the bride's mother.

The rreption was largely attended and Later the newly-married couple left for their honeymoon, the bride's going away dress being of green crepe de chine trimmed with green lace. She wore a ** black toque with flowers,

where he resides, is in Kwloon parish (laughter) and therefore within Mr. Johosun's sphere of influence.

Then Mr..

An answer, can hardly he expected he

Dame Adelaide has herself in England had to see the struggle for legislation and factory inspection through its pioneer stages, she will have a great understand- ing of the difficulties that lie before Chim, and especially the National Chris- tion Council in its endeavour to lead the way towards a better industrial order, in this country. There is confklones that this request will appeal to Miss Auder

Mr. J. L. McPherson, in a neat and Mr. and Mrs." It. Jones, the Hon rappropriate speech, conveyed the welcome

. I Kemp and Mrs. Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. King, Mr., Mrs., Miss nud. Mr. D. of the rank and file to Mr. Johnston, Logaa, Lieut. Com. Like, Mr. Layton, the speaking also on behalf of Kowloon, bourne, Lieut. Honey, Mr. and Mrs. Miskin, Mr. and Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. McElderry, Mr. Mansfield. Lient. Col. Xicholson, Licut Con and Mrs. Neakes, the Rev. and Mrs. Northrott, the Hon. Mr. Pollock and Mrs. Fullock, Mr. and Mr Eldon | gathering." He explicaed, that, although Potter, Lieut. Col. Roberts, Mr. had Mrs. Redmond. Mr. Raworth, Mr., Mrs, and be had only just come to Chius, his cont Miss Rain, Mr. Gibbs, Lieut. Com. Rush action with that country went back 70 brocke, Mr. Ralphs, Mr. and Mrs. Herb,years-(laughter.) Mr. Johnston made; son, ma Parel Lady Rees-Davies, Major-General Sir Mr. and Mrs. Ralston. Capt. Hopwood. this claim good by stating that his father China at the request of one group, it Although Dane Adelaide, will be in John Fowler and, Lady Fowler, Sir Claud Lieut..Com. Ramalottom, Miss Stanley aud Lady Severn, Sir W. and Lndy Brun-Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland, Mr. and cane as a missionary to China in 1854 seems certain that all the groups then- yate, Sir Eric Taylor, Sir Paul and Lady Mrs. Scott, Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Sanders, and two of his sisters and long worked tion in the quotation will he cager to Chater, Commodore Grace, the Lord Mr. and Mrs. Siu. Mr. and Mrs. Hollings in the mission field at Amoy. He him avail themselves of her services. Bishop, Col. Davy. Sir R. and Indy Ho worth, Mr. Findlay Sraith. Mr. and Mrs.

THE RECEPTION.

The following is a list of the guests invited to the reception at Government House-ILE. the Governor, Sir William

Johnston addressed the

him

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Tang and Miss Mary He. Tung, the Thome, Lieut. Taylor, Mr. Turner, Major seif, in a senge, was destined for China. Officers of the King Own Regiment, the Tranch, Mr. and Mrs Thompson, Mr. and His parents, like all good Scots, folk, Officers of the ILG.A, the Officers of the Mrs. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wood, hoped their son would be a missionary 9/4th Grenadiers. Mr. airs and Miss Com nad fra Watkins, Capt. Williams, Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Alabaster, Br, Mr. Weall, Con, and Mrs. Ward, Lieut. I first mune was given him after his airs, and Miss Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Ber- Com. Woolwych, Major Wright, Major C. missionary father and for his second time mard, Mr. and Mrs Dyer Ball, Car. and Willson, Major and Mr. White, Eng-y proposed to call him."Sinite Birs. Beckwith, fr, and Mr. Blackwell, Com. Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs Mitchell, Capt. Bir. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Bur and Mrs, Tilkington, Mr. and Mrs. Wode (Chinn, in case any reader does not know Jingham, Col and Mrs, and Miss Butter house, Mr. and Mrs Staple Smith and it and loses the joke). However, they worth, Lieut. Beauchamp, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Wade, Capt. and Mrs. Hradie, rented laughter)--and med Baker, Capt.. and Mrs. Bromwich, Mr Armstrong, Major and Mrs. Milner-Jones, and Mrs. Bevan, Lieut. Scott-Bek, Mr Dr. and Mrs. Aubrey, M. and Mrs. Syme after the famous Dr. Bonar, Bartholomew, Mr. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Pay Lieut. A. E. Beall, Mr. Mr. Johnston hoped for "great days Boavis, Mr. and Mrs. Benke. Mr. and and Mrs. Grayleira and Miss Higgs, Lieut. in Hongkong. He had been in distent

ra Bailey, Col. and Mrs. Blake, Mr. Tumphrey Mr. nd Mr Matheson, Mr. Parey Cox, Capt. and Mis Collins, Miss and Mrs. McArthur, Licat-Com Nisch, parts of the world before this: his first Cryle, Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. Cornell, Licut Menzies, Lieut. Com. Aeland, Kev, charge was of a district 1,000 square Lent, Cresswell, the Hon. ELT. Creasy. Copley Moyle, Capt. Neville, Mr. Zellen Mr and Mrs. Dowbiggin, Mr. and Mrs sky, ir. Sample, liss Sloan, Mr. D. B. in extent in the rolling foothills of Davidson, Capt. and Mrs. Dods, Lieut. Blake, Mr. and Mrs, E. Humphreys, Dir the Rocky Mountains with fine preneh Drace, Dr. Taler, Licut Com Eveleigh, and Mrs. Way, Mr. and Mrs. Lauder, ing statinus which meant, long days in the Mr. and Mrs. Edkios. Miss Nichol, Miss Lieut. Davies, the Hon Mr. Chow Shou zaidle to get from one to the other. He Culté. Com. Edwards, Mr. A. G. Mson, Mr. McNamara, Liest.Com. Steven had great days there. Afterwards he Fletcher, Dr. and Mrs. Forsyth, Capt. and son. Lieut. Com. Besant, Surg Coin, Fitz Mrs. Fettes, Lieut. Fleming, Lieut. Fro-roy Williams and Mr. Williams, the Hon. Cook temporary duty in the FM.S. and derick, Mr. and Mrs. Gompertz, Mr. and Mr. A. O. Tang, Mr. and Mrs, Hills, Miss the Straits Soitlement where he had to Mrs. Holt Gale, Squadron' Leader Gor- Laurence, Miss Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. slon, Mr. Eric Grimble, the Hon. Mr. and Featherstone, Mr. Maas, Bir. Cobb, Mr. travel through mils of the most wonder Mrs. Hallifax, Dr., Mra and Mines and Mr. Lewis, Capt. and Mrs. Clark, ful jungle in the world on his foor horse Harston, Mr., Mr. and Misa Owen Mr. Scott Harston, Miss Middleton Smith power Ford-(laughter, and applause) Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Grimble, Miss Hazeland, Mrs Homoll, Capt, and Mrs. Hardon, Mian Armstrong. Mr. and Mrs." Compton. He had an opportunity of serving higud put in a good word for the Govern

Teut. Com. Hake, Lieut.-Com. and Mrs. Mr. G. M. Young, Mr. and Mrs. N. 5. fellowmen, too, in the Great War when henderson, Capt. and Mrs. Howard. the Brown, Col. and Mrs. Robertson, Mr. che me men face to face and could Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, Mr. and Misses Geo. Hogg, Mr. and Mrs. Danby, Capt. Holyoak, Mr. Hall, Lieut. Harrison, Miss and Jra. Davisun, als nad Mrs. Jak Fordan. Capt. and Mrs. Joll, Mr. and man, Mr. and Mire. Bell, the Missas Mr Jordain, Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones, Cheung, Mr. and Mrs. Pfordten, Burg.

4Continued at foot of next column) Com, and Mrs. Hunt.

speak of the things that supremely mat tered to men who were about to make the great aacrifice.

p: ('upanja prou jo gunj go panujjuo,5)

kong Mr. Johnston ntossed a sympathe On the subject of his coming to flung

tie cheer when he said that his mother, aged, when she heard of the project shall soon see you back again. He had anid, “ Capital: it is only five years; we

heard a good deal about the difficulties of the situation since the question of coming here had been under discussion, but he liked meeting difficulties, Lonk ing to gulf for an illustration. (and there, by establishing a ward place in the hearts of at least half his audience) Mr. Johu- ston said his experience in regard to difficulties was patience, and the golfer's most priceless maxim, ' Don't press hard" (a variant, apparently, of the still The new minister concluded by accepting: older proverb, #More haste, Joas, speed).

very thankfully the assurances of support. which Mr. Maconachis bad conveyed. The Chieftain of the St. Andrew's ciety was then prevailed upon to He congratulated Union Church and Kow- loon on Jir Johnston and promised that if the St. Andrew's Society could do any thing to help them out of the difficulty, of a site, the Society would usen all its influence. In this connection Mr. Suther-

speak.

ment officials who, be said, had a tremen- dous task in accommodating the various interests in a rapidly developing Colony.

Finally Mr. Hickling and Mien, blac kenzie, on behalf of the Ladies Com- mittee of the Church, presented, both ministers with new preaching gowns, to mark the auspicious occasion.

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