A wedding of interest to many Shanghai people took place on Saturday, "when Miss Gunvor (Gunnie) when Austin Schroeder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Schroeder, and Mr. Helge Fug Meyer, son of Mrs. Valgerda Meyer of Copenhagen, were married, the civil ceremony being performed in. the morning by H.D.M.'s Consul-General, Mr. 'T. Raaschou, and witnessed by Messrs. W. Bos and snd tecting others, ap well, the ceremony, solemnized by Pastor deepersoas "and. the' religious
Started to rutate an "Old Boys Av- home in the early afternoon, iden was ichelty taking, place quidly at
faciation," in which all would meet ange reception, attended by over occasionally, discuss mutual "fo- buntyed friends of the "popular terests, help one another, and enjoy young couple, was held at the re" the presence of their former teachers.
Sidenee of the bride's parents, 17 In 1921, a Committee was called, and Rue Corneille, the house being decided' to adopt the scheme. At the beautifully decorated with bamboo same time, it was resolved to hold and white Rowers and the bridal fan annual' meeting at the close of couple receiving the congratulations 'Sune, or thereabouts, and bring to-of their friends under a floral gether all former' students, "who wedding bell, could possibly attend. The meeting.
The bride looked charming in an was to open by a religious servi artistic gown of white satin crepe, land conclude by @ banquet given eavesed with tulle and filmy silk the large guest-hall of the Colle ace, the tight-fitting bodice trimmed with a real lace bertha and tiny cap Apostolic Delegate Presides. sleeves.
'A girdle of orange blox-'The 4th annual meeting, which Junot at the side was to take place at the end of feneireled the waist and the long June, has been advanced, in order train was trimmed with tulle lov to send an invitation to the Apostoknots and orange blossom. Abe: ie Delegate and Catholic bishops coming "bonnet" arrangement of sitting in council, to attend. On the bridal veil, which was worn Sunday mornitig, May 18, His Ex-with a wreath' of orange blossoms completed the costume. 'The bridesmaids, Miss Edith Henry and Miss Iris Boyd, were owned in apricot taffeta, made with fitting bodies' and bouffant skirts trimmed with georgette frills of the same shade arranged in apron style. The neck was furnished with narrow frills of georgette and silver flowers. formed the corsage bouquets. Miss Henry wore a bandeau of apricot georgette with silver ribbon. The bride's mother wore a handsome fawn-coloured gown embroidered ith copper-coloured bends, and a brown lace and: straw hat.
Dr. H, Chatley proposed the health of the bride in a very felicitous speech, to which Mr. Meyer responded suitably. Mr. Schroder then proposed the health of the bridesmaids. Many beautiful Team, No. 1, 1923-24, Presents testified to the esteem in which the-young cayple are held.
the Delegate, celebra After the reception Mr. and Mrs. divine service Meyer left for Peking where the honeymoon will be spent. 'The ed by the combined choir of Siccawei bride's going away dross was of and Tungkadoo, while a former col-crepe de Chine, accordion ego student accompanied on the leated, with a coates of grey organ. At noon, all the members, French' pressed silk trimmed with thumber about 406, met at a banquet, stitching and beads. With this enlivened by the strains of the Tuseshe wore shoes and stockings of wei Band, and at which the Delegate grey and a red and black bat. Mr. presided, accompanied by 47 bishops, and Mrs. Meyer will make their and several officials of the Council, home in 16 Route Henri Riviere At the close of the entertainment, after return from Poking.
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