Funds for Polish Relief And Refugee Zone Baker-Easton The wedding took place yesterday afternoon at Holy Trinity Cathedral of Mr. John Charles Baker and Miss Ivy Winifred (Pat) Easton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wilkinson Easton, who are living in England. Dean A. C. S. Trivett officiated.
The bride, who until her marriage Was a member of the nursing staff of Country Hospital, was given away C. Kno; She wore a princess dress of French oyster satin with a high cowl neck. Her train was trimmed with orange blossoms and her veil fell from halo. The bridesmaid was Miss M. M. Buckley and the matron of honour was Mrs.
Broom. Miss Buckley wore a blue georgette frock with blue mittens, and a gold Juillet cap and gold shoes. She carried a posy of blue and pink Sweet peas. Mrs. Broom wore brown corded silk made with a lemon-coloured blouse and brown access sories. The best man was Mr. Alec Watt and the usher was Mr. H. B. Trevelyan.
After the ceremony a reception was held at Medhurst Apartments. The bride left for het honeymoon in a silver-grey alben frock with a short bolero jacket embroidered with navy blue wool. Her hat, shoes and gloves were of navy blue to match The enthusiasm and generosity of Shanghai residents in regard to all charity functions is being amply demonstrated by the amazing rapidity with which tickets—priced at $3 each—are being sold for the "Soiree Artistique et Dansante", to be held on April 25 at the French Club in aid of the Polish Relief Fund and Father Jacquinots Refugee Zone. Many large parties are being planned for the occasion, which promises to be a very entertaining and successful one, The Polish Ladies' Association, sponsors of the soiree, have been fortunate in securing the most valuable collaboration of practically the same committee of energetic workers who made last month's tea-dance in aid of St. Tichon's Orphanage such a success. These ladies are devoting r efforts to this latest benefit function and, considering their great organizing talents, it goes without saying that Shanghai will be treated to still another gay and brilliant evening. Adding to the international atmosphere of the affair, a dozen or so members of the younger cial set, representing many nationalit: are to sell programmes.
Fresh from her triumph as soloist at the recent musical evening held at the French Club under the patronage of the French Ambassador, M. Paul Naggiar, Madame Maurice Elzear (Lisa Jouravel of the Theatre Royal Japan Ship Service to Be Speeded Up N.Y.K. Plan Service Every Other Day From Here The speeding-up of the Shanghai-Nagasaki express service in the nex! four weeks was announced yesterd.
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