The bride has lived many years in Shanghat and is well-known - in. riding circles here; the bridegroom ig a member of the Royal Tenlian Navy, at prevent attached to the cruiser Libla, The ceremony was performed at St. Josoph's Church, the Reverend Father Maumus officiating.
The bride, who was given away by Sir Victor Sassoon, looked charming in a gown of oyster-tinted French satin cut on long slender Hines with long. tight sleeves: over the train fell allowing tulle veil held in place with a crown of rose point Ince and caught at the sides with orange blossoms.
'The bride and bridegroom were followed by ae of attendance, The bride's. mother, who walked up the aisle on the arm of the bridegroom, wore a handsome gown of emerald' green velvet with a hat and collar of antelope and a corsage of orchids. The bride's aunt, Mrs. 'A. F. Ollerdessen, and the best man Count Bucci di Capaci, completed the wedding procession. Mrs.
lierdensen wore @ green velvet gown trimmed with silver fox. und a corsage of orchids, Brother officers of the bridegroom acted as ushers; they were Mersrs, Dini,—Marehisio, Leto and Luncehesini.
After the ceremony at the church, a reception was held in the Jacobean, oom of the Cathay Hotel. large number of guests and friends met to drink to the bride and bridegroom, the many uniforms and bright decorations contributing to the brilliance of the gathering.
it Victor Sassoon proposed the health of the young couple and ap+ propriate responses were made.
After receiving the congratu tions and good" wishes of their friends Inv. and Mrs, Andreoni left for Hongkong where the honeymoon ig to be spent.
Tur wedding was solemnlyed at St. Joseph's Church on January 16 of Sergeant O'Connell, of the Hongkong Police Force, and only. son of Mr. and Mes, J. J. O'Connell of County Cork, iveiand, and. Miss May Hughes, a daughter of Mr. and Mis, Hughes, of Rush, County
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