A very pretty wedding took place fon Wednesday afternoon in the Holy Trinity Cathedral when, the Rev. A. G. 8. Trivett officiating, the marriage was solemnized between Mr, William Fergus Johnston, son of the late Mr. John Johnston, cA, and Mrs. Johnston of Edinburgh and} Miss Dorothy Elsie Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gavin L.' Campbell of Shanghai.
'The bride, who was attended by 'Miss Dene Ford and Miss Dorothy Caie, as maid of honour and bridesmaid respectively, was given away by her father, and looked very' charming in a gown of—bouffant style. A tight bodice was worked in pearls and the georgette skirt with French lace was also trimmed with pearls. The bride carried bouquet of Easter lilies, The bride's mother, Mrs. G. Campbell, wore beige georgette
aecordoon pleated skirt caught with pouched pin tucks, with an a diamante buckle. Miss Dene Ford wore a picture frock of which the bodice was blue taffeta and the skirt pink georgette, the whole being embroidered with pink and ver rosebuds. Miss Dorothy Caie's dress was of pale pink georgette with ecru lace round the skirt and down the front.
Mr, J. R. Masson acted as best, Young was at the organ, the ceremony a reception was held at the residence of Mr.
Mrs, T. H.R. Shaw, 117 Bubbling Well Road, where many friends s going away costume was a pink-beige dress with coat] and straw hat to match. The honeymoon ix to be spent in Japan, The marriage took plage on Wednesday morning at 11.30 o'clock at the British Consulate of Miss Vivian Mize, daughter of Mrs. William Lowry of Santa Rosa, California, and Mr, E. T. Hooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. B, Hooper, Ealing, London.
The bride kas been for a number of years on the staff of the local American Consulate, and the bridegroom has been a member of the British American Tobacco Ca. for the past seven years.
Mr. Edwin S._ Cunningham, Aimerican Consul-General, and Mr.
civil ceremony.
Tomer were witnesses at the Mr. and Mrs. Hooper expect, to spend the month of May in Japan, Tur Kiangsa Opium Suppression Bureaa is opening a hospital on April 1, near the West Gate, for the treatment of opium-smokers,
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