London, together with a number of City business men. interesting are themselves in a ight to be id at Harringa early in unary The total proceeds of every ticket ded to the Lord und, and it is anti-all the arena's 9,000 seats will be sold.
Mr. M. D. Ewart, whose main hi ness int e in China and who with Messrs Arnhold ud in Hankow, and Mackenzie, of F
The marriage of Mrs, Thais Philippovitch-Homiakoff and Mr. A. S. Jaspar was solemnized yesterday at St. Pierre's Church, Father Jacquinot officiating, Witnesses for the bride vere Sir Victor Sassoon and Messr: H. E. Denny and R. Cousturrier, while those for the groom were Messrs, M. Baudez and J. Barraud. Only a few intimate friends attended. A reception was later held at the home of the groom, followed by a dinner given by Sir Victor Sassoon.
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