'A pretty wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon in Holy Trinity Cathedral when Miss Annie Brierley, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brierley of Bolton Lanes and Mr. Stanley Parkinson, eldest son of Mr. James Parkinson and the late Mrs. Parkinson of Bolton Lanes were married, Dean Symons performing the ceremony. The cathedral was artistically trimmed with chrysanthemums by the Ladies' Guild. The bride, who arrived from Home by the P.'& S. Morea on Monday, was given away by Mr. Harold Walton. She Wore a charming wedding gown of white silk marocain trimmed with silver beads and the graceful veil was caught with a wreath of orange blossoms. Miss Eunice Walton and Miss Eleanor Smith acted as bridesniaids, dressed alike in pretty gowns of pink satin crepe and figured silky with headbands of silver leaves and silver shoes. Mrs. Edgar Walton, who acted og matron of honour, wore a chic fawn satin crepe gown with hat and shoes to match, The bridegroom was attended by Mr. E, J. Davies as best man and Messrs. Fred Wilson and W. G, Mather acted as ushers, A pleasant reception was held following the ceremony at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. E, Walton, 46 Yangtzepoo Road. interview with the local White Russian journal, "Zaria" M. clu Pac de Marsoulies expressed the goodwill of the French community in Shanghai to Russians in their midst, "Although, he said, the union between France and Russia was now broken, this was no fault of genuine Russians, The paper mentions as proof of this goodwill, that the French Municipality are giving facilities for the free educa tion of Russian children, as well as subsidies to. Russian school in Avenue Joffre. time past he had been suffering from heart trouble, but so far a3 health, is known was not in serious ill The Rev. Bro, Albion he death was also announced last Friday of the Rev. Bro. Albion for 32 years a master at St. Francis Xavier's College, who passed away at the General Hospital on Thurs day.
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