Happy endings are none too frequent in life, but one was written on Thursday to a romance which has endured ffurough the past thirty years when Dr. Lau. Sau-wan became the Wit! jot Mr. Hsu Kam-tong. Both the bride and groom are prominent in Canton and came to Shanghai in. Jorder to be married by their friend, ithe Rev. Tse Yan-luk, pastor of the JCanton Union Church' in North Szechuen Road, where the ceremony was performed. "The brides-maid, Dr. Mary C.K. Chang, the best-man. IE. Mary C.K. Chang, the best-man, Dr. Fong F. Sec, and his wife, Mrs. Dr. Fong, were all old friends of the couple, whose popularity amongst the \Cantonese in this city was proved by the large number present.
Dr. Lau, beautifully gowned in a [Chinese dress of white lace, her veil }of embroidered net caught into a jcap-shape with orange blossoms and pearls, met Mr. Hsu some thirty years ago when he was a professor of chemistry at Vu Chi Medical College in Canton. Fate, however, in lyoned, and Dr. Lau, one of the first {to graduate from her college, became moted for her fine surgery. Mr. Hsu later became professor of chemistry at Chung Shan University in Canton, and it seemed that life Day ceremony at the Cenotaph,
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