'A very quiet wedding, arrangements for which had been kept complete secret, was celebrated in the Judge's Chamber of the U.S. Court for China on March 1, when Judge Milton D. Purdy performed the marriage ceremony uniting Miss, Elizabeth Stein and Mr, Victor Keen. The bride, a daughter of Mrs. M. G. Stein of Alhambra, California, and a graduate of the University of California, in the class of 1929, and who has been on the staff of the "North-China Daily effec afternoon gown of blue News" since October last, wore an
georgette. The bridegroom, who is the Far Eastern correspondent the New York "Horald-Tribune," is the son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Keen of Pueblo, Colorado. He has resided in Shanghai since last May and previous to that time was in Japan for five years, on the staff fof the "Japan Advertiser" and as jeorrespondent of Tribune." The only attendants at the wedding were the witnesses, Mr. C. P, Mollison and Mr. H. P. Crowe, and the consular representative, Mr. Arthur Ringwalt.
Figueiredo-lark The wedding took place March 3, in the Sacred Heart Church, the Rev. Father Jacquinot officiating (following the civil ceremony at H.M. Consulate-General before Mr. A. P. Blunt, the Consul), of Miss Georgina Alma de Figuelyedo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. de Figueiredo, to Mr. John Michaet Hugh Clark, son of the late My. and Mrs. J. A. Clark, The bride, who was attended by Misses J. Remedios and M. Costa bridesmaids, and was given away by Mr. Garcia, wore a dress of white georgette and a long full skirt, eral top, with flowing sleeves and veil of tulle and slive, She carried Ddouquet of lilies and sweet peas., The bridesmaids wore mauve Reorgette, dresses with uneven shoes and smart mauve felt hats mother was clad in of mauve georgette. The groom was attended by Mr. Chas. J. Johnson as best man, Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the club rooms of the Portuguese Women's Asso-ion in North Szechuen Road.
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