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THE HONGKONG

HON. MRS. BRUCE ARRIVES.

TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1930.

RESUMING HER FLIGHT

TO-MORROW.

LOCAL WEDDINGS.

THREE SOLEMNISED ON SATURDAY.

A pretty wedding took place at

„CONSTRUCTION CO.

CAPITAL.

RESOLUTIONS CONFIRMED

BY COURT.

St. John's Cathedral on Saturday An application for the confirm- The Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce afternoon, when Miss May Tak-ation of the reduction of capital after a courageous lone flight kwong Tam, only daughter of the in the Hongkong Engineering from Heston, England, on her way late Mr. Tsun-wan Tam and Mrs.

and Construction Co., Ltd., was to Japan, landed at Kai Tak aero-Tag Chan Sze, became the wife of made and granted in the Supreme drome at twenty-five minutes to Mr. Perey Ying-hoi Lai, son of the Court on Saturday.

late Mr. Lai Chi-chin and Mrs. Lai two yesterday afternoon, after an

Ng-sze, and a member of the staff uneventful journey from For of the Asia Coal and Briquetting Bayard.

Co., Ltd. Hon.

She was welconied by the Mr. W. E. L. Shenton and Mira. Shenton, and Flight Lieut. A. J. R. Moss and Mrs. Moss, in the presence of a number of interested spectators.

Later she went to Government House, where she stayed the night, and is resuming her journey to-morrow, with Amoy as hier next place of call.

The bride, who was given away Mr. Yau-kwong by her brother, Tam, was charmingly dressed in white satin charmeuse, with a veil, and a wreath of orange blossoms and her boquet was of white roses, chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern.

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The petition, presented by Mr. Leo D'Almada, Jun., (instructed by Messrs. Deacons), was for the reduction of capital standing at $1,000,000 to $200,000;

Counsel showed that the neces- sary requirements in the form of adopted Company resolutions and newspaper advertisements had been complied with, and referred of to substantiating affidavits Mr. Alves, the Secretary and Mr. J. P. Braga, a director.

The bridesmaids, the Misses Wong and the Misses Tsang and

A request was made by Counsel Ho, wore dresses of pink satin charmeuse and carried boquets of that, as the Company was a pure- pink roses and bronze chrysan-ly local concern with only local interests, for the words "And themums.

Reduced," which appeared in the be entirely dis- resolution, to pensed with. Failing that he asked Mr. Justice Wood to dis- use from the pense with their Common Seal of the company, and and the company's plant

Shortly before noon, as she was expected to arrive not later than one o'clock, the Club 'plane, pilot-

The Misses Tam, nieces of the ed by Flying Officer H. A. Howes, bride, were fower girls and the with Mr. C. D. Lambert as Misses Colleen Ng and Julie How, passenger, and V.R.-H.A.D., pilot-nieces of the bridegroom, acted as ed by Flying Officer A. V. Harvey, train-bearers. They were dressed with Mr. R. Foster as passenger, in silver lame trimmed with white tock off and patrolled across Mrs. tulle and rosebuds, and wore Bruce's route some 40 or 50 miles wreaths of silver leaves and forget-machinery.'

me-nots. from the Colony,

Mr. Jack Ng was best man and Time dragged on and there was no sign of any aeroplane, until, Messrs. Tam Yan-king, Chia Cham- after nearly two hours continuous sum and Chia Cham-lau acted as fying, the two machines return-ushers, while Master Tam, nephew ed and reported that nothing the bride, was ring bearer.

Rev. Li Kalyan was the officiat could be seen of the lady frer.

The machines had hardly beening clergyman.

Two Well-known

Loca!

After the ceremony, a reception at rest for a quarter of an hour' when, suddenly, the distant roar was held at Kam Ling Restaurant, of an aero engine became audible. West Point. Immediately keen eyes spotted Mrs. Bruce's 'plane well over the hills at the back of Kai Tak ap- proaching from a most unexpect

ed direction, having been blown off her course.

School-teachers.

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His Lordship made the neces- sary order of confirmation, and ordered the dispensation of the words "And reduced" two months as from the date of the order, except in the case of the Com- pany's Common Seal, plant and machinery.

Osaka, Nov. 8.

Subject to the approval of the share- bolders at a meeting held on the 28th inst., the Board of Directors of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha decided pass a dividend, for the first time in the history of the company-Reuter,

,

Son of Wing On Principal Married.

to

Two well-known local school teachers were married at St. John's Cathedral on Saturday morning when Miss M. M. Clark of the Immediately the two pilots Diocesan Girls' School became the the Hongkong Hotel, the happy jumped to their machines and bride of Mr. E. C. Thomas, of the couple later leaving for Repulse took to the air, Mrs. Bruce in the Diocesan Boys' School, the Very Bay for their honeymoon. The meantime having headed well out Rev. Dean Swann, officiating. bride's going away dress was a nig- Entering the church on the arm ger brown three piece suit of crepe- to sea. She was seen to turn, how ever, and come back across Hong- of the Rev. W. T. Featherstone, bydechine with lemon satin jumper, kong island, and Flying Oflicer whom she was given away, the with hat and shoes to match. llowes succeeded in getting in bride was attired in a dress of front of her with the object of fawn crepe-de-chine with hat and leading her in to a landing shoes to match, and carrying a Three times he repeated the sheaf of pale yellow gladioli. Misa manoeuvre but each time Mrs. Marjorie Mason was the bridesmaid Bruce did not follow and finally and was dressed in figured brown felt put her machine safely down on and rust georgette with rust the eastern portion of the aero-hat and a sheaf of dame gladioli. drome which is, as yet, uncem- The matron of honour was MiR: H. pleted. Both Flying Officer D. Sawyer, who was wearing aton University, Howes and Flying Officer Harrey nigger brown crepe-de-chine dress put their machines down on the and hat, same piece of land, which did not give sufficient run for the Bluebird to take-off again.

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There was a big gathering at the wedding which took place on Satur day afternoon at St. Paul's Church, Glenealy, when Miss Fanny Cheung, sister of Mr. Cheung Heung-sang, LL.B. attorney-at-law, of Washing- and Mr. Peter of Mr. Doo, B.Sc., the third son and Mrs. D. Jackman of the Wing On Company, were married by Rev. Tso See-fong.

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Mr. D. Trafford was best man. The reception was held in the Church Hall and afterwards Mr. The bride, who was given away. and Mrs. Thomas left for Cheung by her brother, was attended Accordingly Mrs, Bruce sat in the Chau where they are spending their four bridesmaids, the Misses Lily passenger's seat of the Club

honeyninou. In the evening the Doo, Cissy Doo, May Lee and Annie Tam. Mr. Charles Chan discharged plane while Mr. W. R. Hawes,students from both schools were en- ground engineer, who had gone up tertained at the-Diocesan Girls' the duties of best man. A recep with Mr. Howes, remained behind. School Hall.

tion was held at Nam Koo Terrace after the ceremony. The honey. and taxied the Bluebird round the

moon will be spent in Shanghai. drame to the Club House.

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Royal Engineer Sergeant Married.

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Mr. Howes flew Mrs. Bruce round and landed at the Club The marriage took place at St. House, accompanied by Mr. Har-Joseph's Church, Garden Road, on of Quarter ves in the red 'plane, after which Saturday afternoon Mrs. Bruce was received by those Master Sergeant Charles Peachey, present.

of the Royal Engineers, and Miss Mrs. Bruce, of small stature, and Dorothy Alexandra Elizabeth Dyer, dressed in a simple frock, seemed the only daughter of Regimental just the opposite type of woman to Sergeant Major Dryer, Royal Artil- what one would expect, in under tery and Mrs. Dyer. The brideg taking such a hazardous adven-room is the eldest son of Mr. and ture. Her engaging personality Mrs. C. R. Peachey, of Brighton. and ready smile immediately made The Rev. Father O'Brien officiat- her friends with those who greeted.

ed her. She spoke lightly and The bride, who was given away humorously of her trip, and cour- by her father, wore a gown of white teously granted pressmen an - georgette with tulle veil and orange terview later in the afternoon blossoms, her bouquet being a shenf when she related the oustanding of white chrysanthemums and incidents of her flight.

After declaring that she was not a bit tired, she was entertained to tiffin at the Club House and after- wards left for Government House. Others present to welcome the lady aviator included Lieut. Col. and Mrs. R. M. W. Marsden, Col. and Mrs. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. J, Smith, Mr. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Bousfield, Mr. and Mrs, W. R. Hawes, Mr. It. Foster, the re-fuelling, representative of the A.P.C., and Mr. R. I. Cherrill, of the lubricating oil department, A. P.C. Mrs. Bruce is using Shell aviation spirit and Golden Shell lubricating oil:

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roses. She was attended by the Misses. Margaret Russel, Annie Fowler, Muriel Smith and Peggy Johnson as bridesmaids and Paniela Harris as flower girl The chief bridesmaid's dress was of blue net and peach tafetta, pale pink geor gette, with silver head dress and shoes to match, and she carried a bouquet of pink gladioli.

The bride's mother was altired in golden brown georgette, with coatee to match.

The duties of best man were car- ried out by Staff Sargeant F. Smith, Royal Engineers.

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