"North China Daily News", was given away by her father. She wore a charming flesh coloured georgette crepe dress trimmed with silver lace, and a fawn coloured hat.
is V. Morgan attended her as bridesmaid, while Mr. F. R. Gundry acted as best man.
Following the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everest will leave shortly for England on their honeymoon.
Tuggle—Henry On Saturday afternoon the wedding of" Lieut. Richard Britain' Tuggle and Miss Marjorie Henry. was solemnized in the Astor House Hotel, an attractive feature being the archway of swords, which fellow-affeers of the groom formed, as the bridal pair left the altar.
Lieut, Tuggle, who has been in the Orient for several years and:
executive officer on the U. 8. Isabel, ig the son of Mr. and Mrs. 'James B, Tuggle, Barbourville, Kentucky. 'The bride is the' only daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Peter A. Henry, of Cincinatti, Ohio.
'The Rev. Francis L. MacFadden, Catholic chaplain attached to the U. 8. 8, Henderson, performed the ceremony and Mr. Edwin 8, Cun-bingham, U.S. Consul-General, witnessed the ceremony officially' and as a personal friend of the coup!
The best man was Lieut, Dudley Brown and officers forming the! atuard of honour were:—Lieuts William The charming bride, who ws escorted by Cmdr. J. Cox, executive officer of the U.S, S. Henderson, looked beautiful in an ensemble costume of turquoise blue with hat! to match, Mrs, Henry, attired in a becoming frock, with coat and hat of tan colour, gave the bride away.
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