While gunboats were reported to have been despatched to search for the marauders andthe kidnapped assengets, the Poo An, which was Feared at the" Chinn" Merchants joeers' of the' Bureau of Publi¢ rooting Wharf, was. tcarched
Safety, and the "River" Police for three hours, but nothing' of an tne ferimineting' nature. wat" discovered A wedding of interest to the German and British communities of Shanghai took place on Monday after noon, Jan. 15, when Miss Winifred.
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England, formerly' of - Shanghai GW, "Waite, of Worthing, became the wife of an: Lionel Arthur Dabelstein, son of Mrs. Barnett Dabelstein, and _the late Mr. Arthur Dabelstein of Shanghai. A ceremony at the German Consulate on Friday Jest performed ty Mr. von Randow' was f the afternoon by a service fat the Holy Trinity Cathedral, Dean Trivett officiating, "The bride, who was given away by Mr. R. W. Davis, wore a lovely gown of white crepe bambino cut With a long flowing. skirt with draped bodice forming a soft bow fat the waistline; the ends of the bow widened to'form a train. A plain tulle veil was arranged into 2 cap. trimmed with silver threat embroidery and orange blossom She carried a sheaf of arum lilies ted with a wide satin ribbon, trended by two isses Jean De\ and Jessie dressed in crepe bambino, one in deep T98 one in Alice gloves and amall hats with table blue, "They wore matching velvet Gye veils, and carried bouquets of 'African daisies, Mr. Kenneth' Dabelstein, brother of the bridegroom, acted as best ud. the ushers were Mr, Jack Vallis-and Mr, Eljner Pedersen.
Following the ceremony a recep-jon was held at the Cathay Mansions which was attended by a jarge number of guests nnd frier fof the bride and bridegroom. The bride's going away dress was cerise. costume of soft woollen material trimmed at the neck with Diack eire satin, and black hat with fir honeymoon, after which will) make their) home. in
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