A quiet wedding took place at HM. Consulate on June 6
'A pretty wedding was solemnized June 4 when Miss Mozelle Toes, daughter of the late Mr. A. I. Toes, and Mrs. Toeg, became the wife of Mr. Jason Joseph Isaac of Hong-Kong. The marriage service wi yead by Mr. D. E. J. Abraham at the Ohel-Rachel Synagogue in Seymour Road.
The bride, who was given away marriage by her brother, wore a gown of- white tulle and French Jace, out on long sweeping lines ending. in a train, with a silk twle veil and. orange blossom headdress, She egrried a bouquet of white roses.
Miss Grace Toeg, niece of the bride, was maid of honour. She wore a frock of blue tulle and satin, cut with a long fall skirt. A blue hat of crinoline and a bouquet of paster shaded sweet peas completed her costume. Little Miss Kate Toes, niece of the bride, was train-bearer. She wore a dross of pale gold tulle over satiny") when Miss Mary Cohen, daughter of Mr. W. Cohen and the late Mrs. Cohen, became the bride of Mr. William Henry Widdowson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Widdowson of Southport, England.
The bride wore an attr: ive gown of flesh pink faille, out mode, with a high-waisted, fitting bodice, and a long, fall skirt of pink tulle with flaring godets Her veil of pale pink tulle fell in graceful folds from a toque of shaded pink velvet flowers. The costume was designed by Mme. Garnet.
Miss Rita Cohen was bridesmaid, and Mr. G. W. S. Waites served as dest mai was held at 59 Gordon Road, where black and white the health of the bride was pro-
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