On the new [Shelton proposed the toast to the happy couple, and Mr. Jupp toasted the health of the bride's maid.
'Mr. and Mrs. Andrews are spending their honeymoon in Manila and Baguio, so. different from chilly, [humid 'Hongkong just now. Mrs. An-Jdrews' going away costume was of brown silk and wool, with matching accessories.
Thoyts—Hornell A Hongkong wedding of more than usual interest to Shanghai was that of Miss Dorothy Margaret " Hornell, [daughter of Mr. E. B. C. Hornell and Mrs. Hornell, to Major H. St. George Thoyts, ME, of the Ist Battalion, Lincolnshire " Regiment. The Very] Rev. Dean Swan officiated.
Tu the absence of her father, who has been forced to retire from the East because of i health, the bride was given in marriage by her uncle, [Sir William Hornell, Vice-Chancellor lof the University of Hongkong.
Her attendants were Miss Patricia Chester-Master, herself a bride-elect Jof the near future, and Miss Hamiila Lawford.
Test Col. BD, de C. Bows served Jas best man,
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