Members of the Embassy staff acted as ushers and received th guests. The front pews were occupied by Dr. Wilhelm Self, the German Ambassador, who is, also doyen of the Dilplomatic Corps M. de Billy, the French Amba sador; M. do Bastonipdrre, the Belgian Ambassador; and Count della 'Torre, the Italian' Ambassador; and their respective familioe. Thie scone the church was extremely striking. The day was a clear, sunny tone, resembling early Spring rather than winter. Several Japanese Jadies, including members of the peerage, were present and their multi-coloured kimono and (broad sashes) made fal lashes of colour in the midst of the khaki, navy blue, and gobi braiding worn by most members of the Embassy staifs and of the more sedate nnd sombre black worn by the majority of the male guests present.
The wodding ceremony was timed for 11 a, before the Tilley, wea beige satin charmeuse and carrying bouquet of orchids, entered the church. Just before the clock struck 11, the bride came down the aisle, Teaning on the arm of her father who wore the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun and who then gave her into the kebping of the groom.
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