The Archive · 1910

Marriage at Hangchow

At Hangchow on January 27, in the Presbyterian Church, the marriage was nized of Miss Mary Elizabeth Herriott sod Mr. Arthor William March, The charch was prettily decorated with holly, bamboo, palms and fir. The bride entered the church on the arm of her brother the Rev. C, D. Herriot, She was preceded by two flower girls, the Misses Sasanne Mattox and Margaret Fitch, snd the bridesmaid as Miss Alice Fitch, of Shanghai organist was hours, on the movement of the stars, Mrs. Kefler and she was accompanied 108 in the same direction goes on developing, the display will be qi The two chief pape ©The Peking and Tientsia Ti "The Chine Times," consider the appearance of the recently observed comet of sufficient importance to devote erable space to speculation mhetber it Halley's or some other comet, A described as a local scientist, wrote to the first mentioned paper on January 24 questioning the fcenracy of the statement that it was Halley's comet that had been seen, said that Halley's comet should appear in the opposite quarter of the heavens and cantiones: Fur it to appear: anddenly in the sunlit quarter of the hearens one night, not haviog been approximately in the same place the! night before, or the week before and there again the following night and week, is an impossibility."

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