"The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father FR. Jacquinot de Betange, 63, Mr. J. W. O. Davidson fidated at the civil ceremony at HM, Consulate-General earlier in the morning.
Miss Berthe Lespinasse and Miss Edith Furniss were the bridesmaids, and Elsie Vincent, the lower girl.
"Me, J, Hourihan was the best man gave her away.
'Mr. and Mrs. Warnes are spending. their' honeymoon in Hangchow.
Tombs-Gulamall The home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Gulamall at 3 Merry Lane, was the scone on Saturday of a picture-Jsque wedding ceremony when their daughter, Miss Fatima _Gulamali, ud Mr. Charles William Tombs, the son of Mr. and Mrs. H, E. Tombs of Perth, Western Australia, were married by Mr. Hillaludin. A. civil [service at 1M. Consulate-General in the morning preceded the religious leeremony in the afternoon.
The bride was given away by her father and attended by Mrs. Kasy Sutter, her sister, as matron of honour. Her, two. nieces, "Goo-Goo" Ismael and "Lady" Sutter, were the flower girls.
Mr. Ma Man-fai attended the bride-Jeroom as best man, 'Mrs. Tombs was formerly publicity director of the Nanking and Metropol 'Theatres, a position she held for six years. Mr. Tombs is the sports editor of the "Shanghat 'Times.'
McKeown-Bloom!
The frst of the sevensweddings which took place in Shanghai on Saturday was that of Miss Malkah Regina Blumenfeld who is known here as Miss Jean Bloomfield, and Mr. Francis McKeown of the Shanghai Municipal Potice.
The wedding was a civil one and the service was conducted at HM, [Consulate-General at 9:30 a.m. with Mr. J, W. O, Davidson officiating.
Mr, MeKeown is a_detective-sergeant of the Special Prench of the ability as a rugger player and also jas a singer. Mrs. McKeown is po-Pular in local women's athletic circle having been captain of the Shanghai Inlerport Hockey 'Team. She also is head of the local Girls' Sports
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