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THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1929.

MR. H. OWEN HUGHES MARRIED TO

MISS F. I OAKLEY.·

SIR HENRY POLLOCK GIVES AWAY BRIDE.

WEDDING GUESTS AND PRESENTS.

A very pretty wedding was soleranteed at St. John's Cathedral on Saturday, and a large number of prominest local people were. present, nearly every seat in the Cathedral being filled.

The bridegroom, Mr. Harry Owen Hughes, is a popular figüre- in the Colony, being one of our best cricketers and an all-round sportsman and athlete, and the bride, Miss Frances Isabel Oakley, daughter of Mr. H. G. Oakley, C.B.E., and Mrs. Oakley, of Berkhamstel, Herts. Mis Oakley, who is the neice of Lady Pollock, was given away by Sir Henry Pollock. Among the guests were His Excellency Sir Cecil and Lady Clertenti. His Excellency proposed the health of the bride and groom in" a witty and felicitous speech.

THE CATHEDRAL SERVICE.

The bridegroom had represented Hong Kong on five occasions as an Interport cricketer, and he hoped that his married innings would be (Ap- equally long and fortunate. plause and laughter.)

Major and Mts, Doyle, enamel rondiment set; Major Dowbiggin, silver beer mugs; Mr. and Mrs. Dyer, silver fruit dishes; Misses Maureen and Yvette Doyle, coat hangers; Mrs. George Dann, silver mutin dish: Lieut. Dwane silver sweet dishes.

Mr. Fung Yew Hing, dinner ser- vice; Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ferguson, lacquer cocktail set; Mr. H. R. Forsyth, cut glass decanters; Miss Ferris, china piato stand; Mr. and Mrs. Fox, tea cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Flemming, cut glass bowl; Mr. and Mrs. Forster, lacquer table.

M. and Mrs. G. Grimble, silver -cake-basket: Mr. Greig. cilver condiment set; Mr. and Mrs. Cog- gia, lamp; Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour, silver. anuce bowl; Mr. and Mrs. Greenhill, silver cake lorks: Sir Heary Gollan, silver entree dish; Mr. and Misses Godden, lace handkerchief; Miss Greenhill, cock. tail forks; Mr. R. Greensinith, china soup bowls; Mr. P. D. G. Grain, cocktail set: Mr. V. R. Gordon, silver sauce bowl.

Mr., Mrs. and Miss Hancock, clock: The Hon, Mr. Hallifax, Mrs. and Miss Hallifax, silver asparagus

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Henry and Lady Pollock, silver salad servers Air. and Mrs. Pros- ser, tea cloth; Mr. and Mrs. Pearce, red lacquer stool,

dish; Mr., Mrs. and Missce Heney, Mr. and Mre. M. W. Lo, silver A. Prismall, liqueur decanters; Sir pictures; Mr. and rs. Hazeland,

entree dish Mr. and Mrs. Paul silver tea strainer: Miss Harry, Lauder, silver bread basket; Mr. picture: Mr. J. and Misa Pamela and Mrs. D. J. Lewis, china tea Scott Harston, silver hors d'euvres service, Leung Yui Hing, silver ten stand; Professor G. Herklots, black

and Mrs. Lauder lacquer fower bowl; Mr. C. C. poons; Mr.

Lewis, silver asparagus dish. Hickling. silver coffee spoons'; Commodore Richard Hill, silver Mr. Alex. and Mrs. William sweet dishes; The Hon. Mr. A. C. Mackenzie, silver tea spoons: Miss and Mrs, Hynes, silver sauce hoats; 3errison, silver nut dishes; Mr. W. Mr. and Mrs. Hills, silver tea R. Mansfield, cut glass salad bowl; spoons; The Hon, Comdr. and Mrs. General and Mrs. Maçnaghton, ow- Höle, grass lawn ten cloth Mr.broidered linen dinner set; Dr, and A. D. Humphreys, china bowl; Mr. Mrs. Minnett, pieture; Colonel and J. D. Humphreys, silver condiment Mrs. Matthews, cut glass decaater; act: Rev. F. Hodgson, cheque; Mr. Mr. O. E. C. Marton, silver table and Mrs. Hamilton, nut cracker napkin rings: Mr. A. H. Musson, set; Mr. and Mrs. H. Humphreys, silver beer mugs: Mr. M. M. Mass. rese bowl; Hong Kong & Shanghai cut glass biscuit box; Mr. C. D. Bank Mess, silver condiment set: Melbourne, silver tea spoons; Mr.

Major and Mrs. Rule, clock: Captain J. R. Reynolds, silver beer mugs; Captain Roper, silver flower vases; Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie, silver muin dish; Mrs. Richards, pie ture; Mr. and Mrs. Raworth, silver coffee spoons; Mrs. Raven, cheque and pendant; Mies Olive' Raven, Brooch; Mr. and Mrs. Roffey, cut glam powder bowl.

General Sir Andrew Stewart. cheque; H E. Genoral Sandilands, red lacquer box: The Hon. W. T. Sathorn, book of Chinese views: M. and Mrs. H. W. Slade, silver

The Cathedral was prettily de corated for the ocension. by Lady Pollock,

with gold and white chrysanthemums and paima. A special form of choral service was arranged and the ceremony was taken by the Very Rev. A. Swann,

Bridegroom's Speech. Dean of St. John's Cathedral. The wedding march from Lohengrin was

In reply the bridegroom, who did played as the bridal retinue enter-

not seem to be afflicted with. the ra the Church: and the Mendelssohn speechlessness which so often over- wedding mars as the newly-mar-comes men in his happy position, ried pair left the building.

enid: "I feel a little foolish, The bride looked as charming as wonder whether I look it." He a bride should in her lovely gown then thanked His Excellency for Fof, white velvet georgette, with a

the gracious manner in which he g face train on which were

had proposed the health of his sprays of orange blossom. A simple bride and himself, and also thanked talle veil was secured by a coronal

the assembled guests for their good of orange blossom. She carried a

wishes. Sir Cecil had made so.

Mr. and Mrs. Haelam, embroidered and Mr. K. S. Morrison. silver sweet diehes; Miss Beatrice Sim

and linquets of white chrysanthemums many fattering remarks about them tea set: Major and Mrs. Hanna, cake stand; Mr. and Mrs. MeEnch-monds, cheque: Dr., Mrs. and maiden hair fern. She was both that he felt that he had embroidered ten cloth: Mr. andran, brass bowls; Dr. and Mrs.

Misses Smalley, silver sweet dish: attended by five bridesmaids, Miss gone up quite a lot in his cun 3rs. Colles Hallowes, coffee Moore, Fet of trays: Major and Mr. and Mrs. Snowden, leather The Misses Simmonds. "Alwen Owen Hughes and four opinion in the last few minutes. spoons; Mr. and Mrs. Hinds and Mrs. Miles, silver coffee sons: blotter.

little girls, Pauline Wolfe Murray; (Laughter.) He wanted to thank | family, tantalus,

M. and Mme. Kontargis, Rower leather hand bag: Eng-Capt. and Yvette Dayle, Hazel Landsr and Mr. and Mrs. Hynes for so kindly Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, 'nut cracker

vase: Mrs. More, blackwood and Mrs. Scars, cut glass bowl: Mr. Molly Wynne Jenrs. They were

lending their house for the recep- ret.

silver toa tray: Major and Mr. and Mrs. Compton Sai is, silver dressed in Kate Greenaway frocks tion. It would always be a happy Mr. and Mrs. Wynne-Jones, elec- Wolle-Murray, Sheffield plate tea sweet dishes: Mr G. W. Sewell, of white satin, were open caps of

and Mr. memory for them that they had trie clock: Mr., Mrs, and Misses enddy: Mr. and Mrs, Marsh, silver cigar lighter; Dr. gold braid sewn with pearls, and

beer nie to welcome their friend Jenkin, silver sweet dishes; Mr. condiment set: Mr. and Mre. W. Strahan, silver cigarette box: Mr.. aried baskets of white and gold such charming surroundings, and Mrs, Jordain, silver and glass, E. Mackenzie, ut glass bow! Mrs. and Miss Stevenson, cut glaze chrysanthemus, The bride was Both he and his bride wished to curry set; Mr. and Mrs. Jacke, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. R. Mitchell platter: Mr. and Mrs. Sclave riven away by Sir Henry Pollock, take the opportunity of acknowlock; Mr. Soame dengns, black-silver coffee spoons: Mr. and Mrs, silver hot water dish, Mr. and Jirs." Lady Pollock was seated in That

wood box: Mr. Bulmer Johnson, Murphy, glass dish; Mr. J. Muccio, Stuart, silver vases: Miss Stanion, front pew dressed in a becoming edging their gratitude, to their

patents for all that they had done te. apeons.

cocktail set.

silver tea strainer: The Пos. Mr. gown of pink and white minon.

for them through their lives. Re Mr. and Mr. Kinloch, cat glass

and Mrs. Shenton, lamp: Mrs, and Mr. and Mrs. North, silver Lady Clenienti

dress of

wished to propose the toast to the flower vase: Mr. and Mrs. T. Hasparagus dish: Lady Nicholson frs, Stone, silver cocktail forks; Mies Stubbings, pictures: Mr. and black satin with sleeves of a bridesmaida,

King, tea cloths; Sir Joseph Kemp, cheque : 31r. Lothian Nicholson. georgette and a black hat.

The Hon. Sir Henry Fellock then silver condiment set: Mr. Mrs. elver coffee set: Miss Nicholson. Prof. and Mrs. Middleton-Smith. The bridegroom, who is the

black lacquer bowle: Mr J. eldest

of the Ilon. Mr.Proposed a toast to the bealth of and Misses King, silver coffee gold tie pins.

Incquer cigar Middleton-Smith, spoons: Mr. M. F. Key, cut glass 1. and Mre. Owen Hughes. the Hon. Mr. A. C. Hynes and Mr.

Mr. J. N. Owen, cut glass dish: box: Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland, Hynes, who had been so kind as butter disbee: Mr. J. A. E. all-round

sportcmin and

to give their house for the recep- Kendrew, silver fruit dish; The Miss Mary Oakley, cut glass how: wine glasses: Colonel and re athlete. He represented Hongen.

Hon. Dr. Kotewall and Mrs. Kote- Christopher Oakley, ever hot Skinner, beaded evening bag: Mr.. Kong in the last Interport cricket

Violet and. water jug Misses

Mrs. and Mix Sutton. silver int matches, in the one of which has

Mr. Lee Yuen Cheong Hong, Alwen Owen Hughes, entree dishes, stand. 3r. and Mrs. Simmons, cus scored a century. He is also one

Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Potter, silver gler howl: Mrs. and Misses Steel, of the force Englishmen wl have

writing net: Mr. George Lammert and family. liqueur set: Mr. E. D. ten strainer: Mr. and Mrs. Priar,milk jag and mugs: Mr. H. R. played for the Hong Kong Base

rtig!n35 decanter: Mfr. ball Club this season, and anton?

Lawrence, cocktail forks; Mr. J. H. blotting book; Mr. and Mrs. Pinna, Sturt, the wedding gifts was a baseball

Little, silver encktail shaker: Mr.silver tea set: Mr. W. L. Patten- Harold Shontz, ilver milk in. bat from the Club, Mr. A. C. I.

und Mrs. M. K. To silver howl; den, coffee, service and tray: Mr. Bowker who was best man." is also of course a well-known Inter- port cricketer and a member of the Baschall Chub.

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The Presents,

The many presents were display- to good advantage in a beautiful room panelled in dark wood.

The bridegroom's present to the bride was a silver dressing table set, and the bride's gift to the bridegroom was a silver flask.

THE PRESENTS,

Among Those Present.

Mr. J. W. Alabaster, silver fruit) knives and forks; Pay-Comdr. Among the large number of Anaheim, silver incquer Lox; Dr. friends present at the ceremony Anderson, silver coffee maker; Mr. were HE. The Governor, Sir Cecil and Mrs. Archhutt, silver condi Clementi, K.C.M.G., and Lady ment set; Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Clementi, accompanied by Capt etching: Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong. Sillitoe, the Hour. Mr. W. T. Southorn, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clinen tea set.

Hynca, the Hon. Mr. 11. T. Crensy

wall, silver cake basket.

(Continued or Page 5.)

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The Hon. Mr. Beith and Mrs.

Beith, cut glass decanters; Mr., and

and Mrs. Creasy. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bellamy, cut glass flower P. Jacks, Mr. Ruger Tredwell, Mr. C. C. Muccio, M. de la Prade, Mr. vase; Ms. Birkett, silver

THE RECEPTION.

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H. R. R. Hancock, Mr. II. B. L. brooch; Miss Bell, house linen; Dewbiggin, Mr. E. Wynne Dr. and Mrs. Bradaliaw, cheque, Jones, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Colonel and Mre. Bostock, silver menu holders; Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Dr. and Mrs. E. II. Blake Mr. W. L. Puttenden, Mr.Temple-Bevan, reading lamp; Miss C. O. "Alabaster. the Han: Sir de Biere, blackwood and brass frid Mrs. Blake, Henry and Lady Pollock, the Homeland; r

and Miss Mr. Owen Hughes, and the Chief cheque; Mr., Mrs. Staff of Messrs Harry Wicking & Beanar, silver tea forks; Mr. J. Co.

Bonnar, cocktail forks; Mr. and Mre. Bennett, cut glass vase; Dr. and Mrs. Black, cut. glass vase; The reception was held at St. Mr. and Mrs. Bowes-Smith, John's Place, kindly lent for the glass sweet dishes; Mr. and Mrs. casion by the Hon. Mr. A. C. Barlingham, cut glase flower vase;" Hyres and Mrs. Hynes, The Colonel, Mrs, and Misses Hayley- beatiful house made a fit setting Bell, silver vases; Mr. and Mrs. W. for a wedding reception, and II. Bell, cut glass flower vase very happy atmosphere pervaded. Majer and dira. Beamish, embroi His Excellency the Governor, in dered tea cloth; Dr. and Mrs. proposing the toast to the bridal Burton, cut glass vase; Mr. and couple, that such weddings were Mrs. Booth, cut glass water jug; rate, for most English people in Mr., Mrs. and Miss Beavis, electric Hong Kong were birds of passage lamp, Mies Joan Beavis, linen or migratory birds who only spent luncheon set; Lieut.-Comdr. and a part of the year here, but neither Mrs. Bridge, enamel trays Mr. kride nor groom come under either A. C. T. Bowker, cigar lighter; category The bridegroom wлe Colonel, Mrs, and Miss Bird, cut born in Hong Kong and was a glass cocktail shaker. partner in his father's businesa. H.E. Sir Cecil and Lady Clementi, here. The bride though not actu- silver salver; Mias Clarke, bridge álly born in the Colony had come set; Mr. D. E. Clarke, silver con- here at the age of two when her diment set; The Hon. Mr. H. and father was posted to the Colony as Mrs. Creasy, cut glass, vase and A civil engineer to the Admiralty. butter dishes; The Hon. Sir Shou- She was the neice of Lady Pollock son and Lady Chow, satin cover. and he understood that she intend-let: Mr. and Mrs. Allan Cameron, ed to make Hong Kong her home, coffee apoons: Colonel, Mrs., Mr. Christian, blackwood Mr. and Mrs. Harry Owen Hughes and Miss

tea

had set an excellent example which tray; Mr. and Mrs. Cock, clock: Mrs. Choo, cigarette he hoped would be frequently fol- Mr. and lowed (Laughter and noplause.) lighter.

This wedding might, His Excel- Mr. and Mre. Davidson, coffee lency continued, be called an spoons; Misa Donnell. silver alliance between unofficial members spoons; The Right Rev. Dupimy of the Legislative Council, an and Mrs. Duppuy, pictures; Mr. alliance which he hoped was not R. H. Dowler. Pewter dish: Mr. directed against the Government. J. Davies, silver condiment set: (Laughter.) The bridegroom's Capt. R. H. Douglas, silver sauce father represented the intereste of howis; Mr. and Mrs. Danby, cm- the Hong-Kong General Chambor raidered Junchronasta Mien of Commercoran the Council, skilo Dourg, handbag And Mi Sir Henry Pollock was the senior Durran, thermos flasks: Mr. and unofficial member.

Mrs: Dunnett, linea luncheon eet; }

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