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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1929.

LOCAL WEDDING.

BRILLIANT CEREMONY, AT CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

representative members of tho Amèrican community of „Hong- kong; their hospitable country place at Fanling and their home in Hongkong have been the scene of innumerable social affairs, while Mr. Dunbar's interest · In the racing world is well known both here and in Shanghai.

It is with real regret that the

One of the most brilliant affairs of the season was the beautifully appointed wedding of 211ཐབ Elisabeth Dunbar, the popular social and musical world of Hong- young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. kong will lose two of its most Lambert Dunbar of Hongkong, talented members, as Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Michael Donald Gurney Hoare, only son of the late Mr. Here are to make their future George Philip Gurney Hoare and home in London, where Mr. Hoare

has many friends and interests. of Lady Howard of Park Lane, London, which WAS The bride's going away costume Bolemnized yesterday, afternoon was a rose-beige Kasha cloth, at the Catholle Cathedral, Caino with a tweed coat to match and a Road. Rev. Father Parisotti, small smart hat of russot brown. Q.B.E., Chaplain of His Majesty's The young couple are to enjoy an Forces in Hongkong, officiating.. extended honeymoon, which In- cludes Shanghai, Japan, and a tour of the United States, before sat

The Cathedral, with its soft blue and ivory colour scheme, was an ideal setting, its contralling down in London. aisle. a bower of feathery, ferns. Miss Francel Tyler, who arrived atudded with creamy white on Monday to attend Misa Dunbar, crysanthemums, while a border was a school mate of the bride in of palms marked the pows, Palo Alto, California. She is on forming a pergola of flowers her way to Italy, and made and foliage for the bridal special change in her Itinerary to party. The ivory and emerald assist at the wadding of her motif was artistically carried out friend. Mins Tyler la remaining. in the decorations of the altar, a for a short visit with Mr. and graceful arch of ferna and Mrs. Dunbar. ". chrysanthemums" marking the altar rail, flanked on either side by teaser arches of blossoms and giving the offect of a formal Italian garden.

The bride was a picture in hor Renaissance robe of ivery velvet, with soft clinging bodice, sleeves close fitting to the wrist, the long shimmering train lined with cloth of gold, veil of tulle, gold embroidered, caught at the back of the hair with a narrow band of orange blossoms and topped by n cap of tiny finely meshed seed pearls. She carried a graceful abent of Arum lilies and wore a strand of pearls, her mother's wedding gift. Her father's gift was a 'handeome diamond bracelet. The Attendants.

The bride was preceded to the altar by six small maids in quaint frocks of pastel tints in similar design, tight salin bodices with short. puffed sleeves, finished at the neck with net fichus, caught with tiny blossoms, the ankle length skirts being rulleit to the waist in net, while poke bonnets with satin strenniers and old fashioned bouquets of violets with paper frills completed a most charming effect.

The first two attendants were Patsy Taggart and Margaret Tod, wearing orchid, Ann Marcel and Jacqueline Hargreaves-Browne following in daffodil yellow, little Justine Marcel, and Jill Har greaves-Browne in palest green, making up the sextette.

Following them came Miss Francel Tyler, the maid of honour, in a bouffant frock of delicate peach silk lace and chiffon, trim- med with garlands of French flowers in pastel shades, com- pleted by a large hat in matching shades, her flowers a sheaf of pale yellow gladioli,

The bride, who was given away by her father, was met at the altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. Geoffrey Lammert, the bridal party entering to the strains of the Marcin Religfaan (Chiesa). while the wedding music after the eeremony was Guilmant's Wed- ding March. Mrs. Richard Sanger beautifully rendered Bohm's "Calm As "The Night."

Mrs. Dunbar, the bride's mother, was attired in platinum lace and chiffon, the graceful rippled skirt caught at the side with a diamond ornament, a large black hat with, osprey_held in place by a diamond and emerald pin, a corsage of orchids, com- peting the costume.

The ushers included Mr. A. H Polis, Mr. A. E. Lees, and Mr. R. D. Read, the latter two being members of "Hillcrest" Mess, where Mr. Hoare has 'resided. In Hongkong,

The Reception.

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After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, "Multnomah," May Road. The young couple stood before a trellis of foliage at one end of the spacious drawing room which, had been transformad into a garden of parti-coloured Spring blossoms, the rose tinted antirrhinums mingling their hues with the deeper toned coral of the fragrant stocka 'and the sky and sapphire blues of the larkapur; a colour motif carried out in the window boxca which marked the French windows opening on to the long verandahs. The dining room' furthered the motif of early Spring, gay, in its pastel tinted phlox and larkspur; the table, laid with a cloth of Point de Véniso, lighted by white candles, was cen- tred by a glistening wedding cake duly cut by the brido amidat many toasts and good wishes, the health of the brido and, groom, boing, proposed by Mr. F. H Тувоп.

A generous display of wedding gifta occupied part of the upper floor of the house, the treasure shops of the Orient as well as the marts of English silver and glans having been visited by the many friends of the bride and groom. The Dunbars are prominent, and

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