By special licence Miss Arline Bancroft of Corpus Christie, Texas, and Mr. Sanderson Smith of Hongkong were united in. marriage on July 15 at the American Consulate-Gene:
The bride, Rex a member. of Story's "Nine O'elock Revue," and Mr. Smith, a business man of the Colony, will spend their honeymoon in Japan, Miss Rose Lee was the bridesmaid and Mr. Rex Story was the best man, Mr. Fred Collier gave the Bride away.
Afterward members of the wedding party enjoyed a wedding breakfast at the Palace Hotel, The marriage of Miss Phyllis Eileen Pugh and Me. William Ewart Tingle ook place on July 16 at H.M. Con: Sulate-General with Mr. Rene Lee The bride, the only daughter of 'Mrs. EY. Pugh of Vancouver, B.C, is on the staff of the S.M.C.' publ: Schools and Mi. Tingle, the son of Mr, and Mrs. James Tingle of Sya ye: Australia, is the games master at the Public Schoo! for Boys, Dr. W. E. O'Hara gave the bride away and Mr. Percy Crow, headmaster of the Public School For Boys and Mrs, Crow, were the chief wit nesses.
For the ceremony and the riga parly at the Park Hotel which fol-Iewed the wedding, the bride wore costume of yellow qrorgette with 4 short jacket, all pleated. Sicever were elbow Length and puffed and the dress was trimmed with velvet jin the same shade. Her wide straw bhat was also yellow and trimmed with the same shade of velvet. Accessories were white and she wore corsage of pink roses and forize:- meenots at the neckline of the dress.
For her golngaway costume the bride has chosen an ensemble white silk pique.
Mr. and Mrs. Tingle left on July 17 for Peitaiho where they will spend the remainder of the summer holidays, returning Shanghai in September.
Mr. Tingle has been a prominent figure in local sporting circles since he frst set foot In China. He came here frst as a boxer but later joined the staff of the Public & Thas, Han-Dury School for Boys as games master. Boxing has always been his chief interest and though he does not ght now, the has quite recently Jgiven exhibition bouts and refereed. He has also done much to further
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