A very pretty wedding took place at the Cathedral on Saturday afternoon, the con-reacting patties being Me, W. L- Thompron of the British and Foreign Bible Society here, and Miss M. J. Godson, who for several years has been engaged in the @.M.S. local work. The weather was -|haidly cheering, but had the inevit of 1g cool, and in spite of the heavy rain many of the bride and bridegroom's were in Church. Among the guests were several Chinese friends t+ whom the bride had endeared herself during her work among them.
The Rev. J. B, Ost led the bride up to the chancel and as the bridal procession entered the congregation sang The King of Love my Shepherd Miss Onyon, fellow worker of the bride, acted as. bridesmaid Mr. G. Woodhead' was be-t man. The service was read by the Rev. A. J. Walker M.A. Mr. A. J. H. Moule presided at the organ and as the wedding party currie out of the vestry after the ceremony Mendelssohn's Wedding March—was played.
The bride looked charming in a dress of white Chinese silk trimmed with chiffon and Ince and a chiffon sash. She wore a white picture hat trimmed with chiffon and plumes, and. carried " beautiful white shower bouquet. The bridesmaid wore dress of white muslin with insertion, and a biseait-coloured straw hat with a wreath of pink flowers. She carried a pink bouquet.
The reception was held at the house of the Rev. and Mrs, J. B. Ost, 89, Range Road, where even more friends attended to offer their congratulations t" the happy The presents, of which there were 1€0, xnd which were execedinsly handsome, were displayed in an adjoining room.
At about 7 p.m. the newly-wedded pair left for their house in Bubbling Well Road. The marriage was of particular interest to the Missionary community, the bridegroom having come out here in the C.LM. about 15 yeara ago, while the bride has been in the Church Missionary Society for about seven years.
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