The Archive · 1921

A. C. Hynes, Mr. A

Lowson, Col, and Mrs — Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. R. 8. Ivy, Mr. H. J. Clark, Mrs. Stitt, Mrs.

H. E. Hillman and many others.

The floral decorations inside thr church were simple but extremely pretty, consisting only of arum lilies and bamboo brakes but the pure white of the lilies combined with the id green of the young bamboo with delightful effect.

After the ceremony @ large reception was held xt the residence of Mr. Stitt. The health of bride and bridegroom was happily proposed by Mr. Stitt, Mr. Waddell as happily replying and giving the toast of the bridesmaid, to which Mr. Norman Smith replied. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell will spend their honeymoon in England, and left by the str. Anchises, Mr. Waddell, who is in the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank 's counted among the old residents and has been honorary organist at Holy Trinity on several occasions for some years. He is well-known among musical circles. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell received many beautiful presents, among which was noticeable a fine silver tea trey from the District Grand Lodge of Northern China and a silver bow) from the Rising Sun Chapter.

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