Phibst, Road. was the scene of an interesting wedding on Saturday after-oon at 4 o'clock when Mise Cheng Paorning, second, daughter of Mfr. and Mfrs. Gheng Hung-nien, became the bride of Me. Liu Wan-ssu, son of Mr. and Mrs, Liu Hou-chow of Swatow. The marriage was solemn hed by the Rev. K, 8. Too, 'Young—Tong Miss Ah Buna Tong, editor of the woman's page of "The China Press," became the wife of Mr, Clarence 'Young of Messrs, 'Union' Motors at a ceremony at the - Communit Charch on Saturday,
was the maid-of-honour, whil Violet, Tone, sister Brideproom was attended by his brother, Mr. In Young, maneyer of Union Motors. The Rev.
Laceock performed the ceremony.
Marking the close of the Chia career of a distinguished jurist, Judge Milton 'D. Purdy, members fof. the for China gathered "in the U.S.
he "Ameria, Bet "Avsociaton Court for China on Monday (Feb, 26) afternoon to pay their respects to the retiring official.
The session was open to the public and representatives of the American Consular, service, headed by 's.
Consul-General, and friends of the Edwin unninghain, [Judge attended." Amiong the score or more members of the bar. wai
Smith, recently' a to practice nly, one "woman, Miss' A. Viola by Judge Purdy. At midnight that night, Judge Purdy concludes his ten years of service in China, Mr. R. T. Bryan, Jr" President lof the Association, explained that he had been asked' by members of the organisation to draft a resolution expressing their appreciation Jof what Judge Purdy had done for the association, as well as a farewell to him asia judge and a wel-Jcome back to the community.
The resolution read as follows::
"it is hereby resolved by the can Bar Association for Chins that the Honorable. Milton D. Purdy has dating his term of office ax of the United States Court for Chi bility to. deter mal curacy the difference falsehood; and his Tee hereby sill topher rzstved ton nia reronent om the fr, for plow Kes ight he pres Biber rut, fr Cte "elt bene ye. Shall {othe ran the Bar, ill ant 12 ruby forber seoived cant th Saka he "Coe guested' spread upon the rear Bertie Bate oe for thine 8 {Spy of this reottion The Secretary of the Association, My, B. IS, then presented te tiring ofilal with photographie Cninemenent of portrait of himsity to be hung in bye cure. Juaze G'S. Pranklin next declared that jo. Buyan had expressed the sent nents of the asamby cell hat TeSwoul be sapertagus for hin reveat them, adding that he Wished {olstriko amore personal note, to telge, the appreciation of himeelf 1nd his colleanaen for the" many courtesies, the unfailing. Kindness Gnd "consideration that" had been hewn them by Joige Purdy. After Presenting the Judge Kinineea came, he concluded with the hope that Jidge Purdy would remain in Shanta, finding the peace, Happiness and. contentment tat he vichly deserved.
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