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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

E.A.S.M.A. AFFAIRS.

DISCUSSED YESTERDAY AT

- ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual general meeting of the Ex-Activo Service Men's As-

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1928.

MR. R. O. SUTHERLAND ·CHURCH IN FRANCE.

MARRIED,

YESTERDAY'S EVENT AT

"FOOCHOW CHURCH.

DISPUTE EXPECTED OVER RELATIONS WITH STATE.

Paris, Oct. 31. The wedding took place yester

There are indications that tho sociation was held at the Club-day at Foochow of Mr. Robert relations between Church and rooms last evening, Mr. H. J. Oakmon Satherland, of Mesars. State will be the subject of a Pearce, M. C., presiding. After Falmer and Turner, the son of Mr cabinet, in connexion with two lively dispute inside the Coalition the report and accounts had been R. Sutherland,, O.B.E. and Mrs. clauses in the budget, viz: Article adopted the chairman referred to Sutherland, and Miss Cynthia 70 providing for the restoration to the year's work and said it must Nina Grattan Guinness, Oswald, the Church of the confiscated pro- be confessed that they had not the daughter of Mr. and Mrs./perty which has not yet been distri- } been conspicuously detive as," de-

buted, and Article 71 providing for spite their best endeavours, they John C. Oswald. The ceremony the re-establishment of the mis- had not been able to get the use of took place at the British Episcopal sionary communities in France. their former bathing beach at Church, the Rt. Rev. John Hind The anticlerical prejudice of the Stonecutters.

(Bishop of Fukien) and the Rev. Radical-Socialists has been ag- Bathing at Stonecutiers offered W. P. W. Williams ofeinting. gravated by the Pous affair and an opoprtunity for social inter- course between members and their in a gown of white charmeuse

The bride was prettily attired M. Herrlot at the Cabinet meet- Ing yesterday is reported to friends and during the year they trimmed with frills of Brussels have demanded the rejection of had been deprived of their prince and a spray of orange blos- Article 71.

cipal means of social activity. som. She carried a Victorian M. Poincare and M. Briand are Launch picnics had been tried as bouquet of: white chrysanthemums, opposed to the demand. Later M. an alternative but they had not and a court train and veil of Doumergue conferred with M. proved very successful.

Brussels dace, added a very charm Herriot but no agreement appears.

to have been reached.-Reuter.

The chairman påld warm tri-Ing effect. bules to the work of Lieut. Col

There Wero nine. bridesmaids,

F. Hayley Bell, D.S.O., who had been and one pago, the fermer being the

forced to resign the position of Misses Evelyn Helbing, Betty DRAGGED FROM TRAIN. president and the meeting express-Helbing, Penelope Richardson, ed appreciation of his services. Gladys Walsham, Dwanda Putnam,

With regard to finance the Gaby Telssier, Diana Campbell, FENGTIEN OFFICER STRIPPED

Noreen Moss and Joan Allson,

NAKED IN PUBLIC.

Mystery

chairman said that although a riight loss was shown he did not

Mr. John C. Oswald, the bride's.. think there was any need to be father, gave his daughter away,

'Peking, Oct. 31. discouraged. A large sum had and Mastor Johnston Livingston

still surrounds the been written off for bad debts but was the page. Mr. John L. Oswald, | case of a Fongtien officer travel- something like $300 or $400 had the bride's brother, was best man. ling to Peiping, allegedly to en- been recovered. Every possible The bride's mother word ater into negotiations, who economy had been exercised and mushroom georgelte gown, match-dragged off the train at Lofa yea their thanks were due to Messra,ed with a black hat and flowers of terday by Nationalist aoldiers and Edwards, Rodgery and Croucher a mushrooni shade.

stripped nakel before everyone.

for their work,

The New Officers,

The following officers

were

Was

A reception was held at "Tai-He was finally dragged to an out- hing" the residence of the bride's house where he was detained. parents, to which were invited the many friends of the parties.

It is feared that the incident will impair the relations between

elected: President, Gapt, T. T. bride's mother to the bride and Fengtien-Reuter,

A pearl necklace from the the National Government and Laurenson, D. S. C.; Vice Presa nutria fur coat from the bride's dents, Mr. W. J. E. Mackenzie,godmother were amongst the num- M. C. and Mr. C. L. Edwards: erous presents received. Chalramn, Mr. H. A. Rodgera;; Vice-chairman, Mr. R. J. Hunt: bride was a silver toilet set in The bridegroom's gift to the Jfon. Secretary, Mr. S. C. Feltham,case and that of the bride to the General Committee: Messrs.bridegroom a gold wrist watch. N.V.A. Croucher, S. A. Roberts,

The honeymoon is being pent

cruise.

T. Parkinson P. Condon, H. in Kuliang, and also on a yachting Pearce, K. S. Robertson, S. H. Ross, T. Black, C. M. Manners and C. Pryce.

Warm tributes were paid to the work of Mr. R. J, Hunt on his re- signation as honorary secretary and also to that of the outgoing officers.

LETTER GOLF SOLUTION.

Here is the solution to the puz. zle on another page.

FAKE, TAKE, TALE. TALL,

dress was of pale green crepe-de-

The bride's travelling TELL, TEAL, REAL chino with collar and cavalier) cuffs of deep ecru blue, with n pieture hat of the same shade to match.

LAZARUS

Capt. Laurenson recalled that those who were willing to serve HAS

he had been President of the As-The greater part of the discussion sociation formerly and said that entered round the bathing beach, the interest he took before would it being buffgested that the Asso- be continued, if possible with ciation should make an offort to renewed ardour:

get the use of a beach in Kowloon

In the general discussion which or on the island and build a per- followed suggestions were malemanent hut there for the use of regarding the election of the com- members,

mittee by sending out member's} The meeting closed with the lists before the meeting showing usual votes of thanks.

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