A second wedding on Saturday was that of Mr. Frederick Scarborough, son of Mrs. E. G. Barrett of Shanghai, to Miss Irene Millicent Hurst, daughter of Mrs. M. Taylor of Tientsin. Both are very well known locally, and there was a large attendance of their friends at Holy Trinity Cathedral. Mr.. Scarborough, who is now in the Light Horse S.V.C., served during the war with the Royal Flying Corps, and among others present were a number of airmen.
The civil ceremony was performed at H. M. Consulate-General by Mr. Sidney Barton o..c., and at 2.30 'p.m. the very Rev. Dean Symons officiated in the Cathedral. The bride, who was given away by Major H. W. Pilcher, looked charming in a dress of white silk net over ivory satin, embroidered with silver, and she wore a veil of tulle, She was attended by Miss Lockhart and Miss Blaire as flower girls, and Master Lockhart and Master Blaire as pages, the former being dressed in pink georgette and carrying flower baskets, while the pages wore. black Lord! Fauntleroy suits. Mr. W, S. Clay
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