Mr. Charles R. Shaw and Miss Ethel Brand.
Most of the fashionable society of Shanghai was pre-cot at the Cathedral yesterday to witness the wedding of Mr. Charles R. Shaw, of Peking Rad, and Mi Evhel Brand, fourth aughter of rhe late Mr. David Brand and of Mrs. Brand of Bubbling Well Road. The Cattiedral was beautifully orated; palms and chrysanthemums the chancel avi sanctuary, while the bridal purty adveneed up the nave he an avenue of bamboo palms. Tne ser was fully choral. Me. Crompton, on the arzan, phiyed Smart's Andante in FP" and Bat Adazio in and the chair had sung "The voice that brea thed o'er Eden" before the bride ved at the East door. She was supported in the passage up the church by her brother, Mr. James Brand, and attended by her five sinaids, The bride dress oriental satin, with court train; she wore the usual tulle veil and orange bl-som and carried a handsome bouquet of yellow chrysanthemums and maidenhair fern, The bridesmaids were in simple costumes of white silk, and wore bloc velvet hats, Mr. R. B. Moorhead was attendance on the bridegroom as best man. The Rev. H. C. Hodges, M. conducted the service, in the course of which the d e hyma_commencing "How was the call." While the bridal party retired to the vestry to sign the register the organist played Butiste's Andunte in G," and Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Shaw left the Cathedral' amid the con-Strains of the Wedding March."
ulations of their friends to the familiar
The subsequent. rece fathering, was held in the ug-room of the Country Club the reading-room in which the exs and costly presents were dis-beautifully decorated for the The bride and bridegroom hav ing been almost overwhelmed by the unwand heartfelt congratulations of a veritable lesion of friends, Mr. Bruce Robertson made a really touching little sp-och in which he proposed their health which was most enthusiastically drunk with three cheers and a tiger. The bridegroom returned thanks in a very neat little HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. For the cure of debility, also liver and stomach complaints, this inappreciable medicine is so well known in every part of the world, and the cures performed by its use are s0 wonderful, that now stands pre-eminent above "li other dies, more particularly for the cure of bilious ant liver complaints, disorders of the stomach, dropsy and debilitated constitution, The beneficial eff-cts of the Pills are so lasting that the whole system is renewed, the organs of digestion strengthened, and a free respiration promoted. They expel from the secretive organs the morbid matter which produces inflam mation, pain, fever, debility, and physical decay, thus annihilating, by their purifying properties, the virulence of the most painful and devastating diseases, speech, ending with proposing the health of the bridesmaids and the best man, Mr. tiv, one of the prettiest and most popular the records of Shanghai, came to an The b ide and bridegroom are lewing for a honeymoon trip in Japan this mucning.
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