riy pretty wedding took Monday afternoon in Holy Cathedral, the civil eeremany having been previously per~ formed in I. M, Consulate by Mr. J. F, Brenan, H. M. Consul, when Miss' Lilian Beatrice 'Tippin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, James Tippin of Shanghai and Mr. Prank Garside Harrison, son of Mr Mrs. W. Harrison of "Eliers Freshficid, were married. 'The vice, at hich Dean Symone off ciated, was fully choral and the' cathedral was tastefully decorated with flowers and greens.
The bride, who was given away by her father, wore & beautiful! white palace satin gown, godets of silver Ince outlined with pearls. A white double-ended tulle veil outlined with silver thread and trimmed with silver lace applique made a graceful train, The bridesmaids, the Misses Florrie and Do Tippin, sisters of the bride, wore. picturesque gowns of orchid georg ette embroidered with crystal, beads and picture hats to match. The tittle train-bearer,—Miss Kathleen Wells, wore a pink tal 'k, with an overskirt of silver a pink taffeta lace.' Mrs. Tippin, the brid mother, wore grey expe charmeuse embroidered in silver beads, Capt. FI. Hill, M, C acoome panied. the bridegroom as best man and Messrs. KIN. Cumming, J. 1 Crompton, and H. Colman acted ushers. A delightful reception, attended by many friends was held! after the ceremony at the sidence of the bride's par Avenue Road. After recei ood wishes of their friends, Me. and Mrs. Harrison left on. rheic: honeymoon trip to the Steaits! Settlements, The bride's going! was made of fam' an Ottoman coat match, trimmed with heavy braid! ing. 'Wh this was wore' Sad hut of the same shade,
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