November seems to be every bit as popular a wedding month as October was for Shanghai brides. The first wedding of the month will take place to-day at The Cathedral with Miss Margrethe Utne and Mr, James L. Steel of Hongkong as the principals. Two weddings are scheduled "for November 16. On that day Miss Vida Anne Peach and Mr, Charles Van Winkle will be united in mar-_ algo and the other ceremony will' concern Miss Iris Pfordten and Mr. JOwen Guy Simpson.
What promises to be the largest wedding is set' for Saturday November 23. when Miss Buttery Wu and Mr. Eugene Penn are to plight their troth at the Cathedral with Dean Trivett offeiating. Mrs. Carol Bate-/man and Mr. Hargraves M. Howell are to be married quietly on next Wednesday, November 6, at H. Mf. Con-[sulate-General after which they will greet their friends at a reception in the Medhurst.
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