The Archive · 1923

Moss—Pratt

With no guests present outside the immediate family circle Mrs. Fredonia Johnson Pratt was married to Mr. Malcolm Moss on Saturday afternoon, the simple but impressive ceremony taking place at the residence of her aunt, Mrs, J. B, Fearn, 30 Route Pichon. Mrs. Mos: is the daughter of Mrs. Oscar Johnson of St. Louis, and in company with her mother and other relatives has been touring—the Orient for the past year. Mr. Moss is the Pacific representative of the American Rolling Mills Company and the California Corrugated Culvert Company.

While the -house was beautifully decorated with azollas and sweet peas, the ceremony was very simple, the bride wearing a fawn-coloured travelling dross and being unattended. The only guests present were the Rev. W. B. Nance, A.B., D.D., President of Soochow University, who performed the ceremony, and Mr. Edwin S. Cun-bingham, U. Consul-General. Mr. and Mrs. Moss are leaving for Peking this morning.

Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.

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