The reception, held at 633 Avenue Foch, from four to six, was attended by a large number of friends and many gifts were tastefully arranged, among them a silver tea service, kettle and tray from the staff of the A. P. C. and a canteen and silver server from the Row. ing Club. The bride's~ gift to the groom was a gold wrist wairch and the groom's gift to the bride a silver dressing table set.
The bride's going away dress was a blue gabardine with French wool embroidery, with a large black panne velvet hat trimmed with a green ostrich feather.
Mr. Carew Robinson, Mr. Albert The honeymoon will be spent house-Ball, Captain MacIntyre, Mrs, Wil- boating about Hangchow and liam Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Parker Vicinity.
Ness, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Erskine, Mrs. Adolphus Duncombe, Miss Helen Bower, Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Buckland, Mr. Dillon Lowe, Mr. Gershom Stewart, M.p., Mr. and Mrs. Montague Bell, Captain and Mrs. Cloete, Mrs Henry Levy, Mrs. James Maclean, Mrs, Alfred Dawes, Mrs. Phipps Hornby, Mrs. Kenyon-Slaney, Mrs. Brass, Mrs
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