Charles Little, had landed in England the day before and sent a long and cordial telegram as he was unable to bbe present. The service was taken by Canon M. Tower, assisted by the Rev. RD. Weller. Tt was an interesting feature that Canon Tower had formed the same ofice for the bride's father and mother 30 years ago.
The bride, who was given away by her brother, Mr. James Macnaghten, RA, wore a gown of ivory and silver brocade, the train falling from the waist. Her long tulle veil was held place by a posy of white flowers, and she carried a white shower bou-'Quet. Her ornaments included a pearl Recklace, the gift of her father.
Her two bridesmaids, Miss Angela Clement-Davies and" Miss Joan. Forster, wore frocks of white stiffened chiffon' in. Empire style, trimmed with bows of silver cire ribbon, and head-dresses to match. Lieut. W. F. Skelton, M, was best man.
After the ceremony, Mrs. Ins naghten gave a reception at the Wellington Hotel, Crowthorne, where the health of the bride and bridegroom was eloquently proposed by Sir Henry Wheeler, xcs, to which the bridegroom replied with appropriate naval brevity and effectiveness.
Mrs. Macnaghien Was due to leave England on April 22 to return to Chit Mr. Shinrokuro Hidaka, Japanese Hardest Battle for Bluejackets Shanghai, May 3, "The hardest battle fought by the bluejackets here was the one at Chungshing Road in Chapel," declar-6 Rear-Admiral Denshichi Ohkoch!, former Commander of the Japanese Special Naval Landing Party, in his final press interview here, according te the Shanghai "Mainichi.
Rear-Admiral Ohkochi has been appointed President of the Naval Gunnery School at the Yokosuka Naval Station, "During the hostilities here," Rear-Admiral Ohkochi said, "I. obthat the most capable blue-Jock was the man who had done Annual Basket Fair Opens Shanghai, May 6, The annual Basket Fair at Bubbling Well opened in pri-vote grounds, for the first time, yesterday. The S.M.C. at first Tefused to grant permission for the fair to be held, on account of "public peace and order," but an alternative plan, calling for the fair to be held in private grounds behind the Paramount, off Jessfield Road, was later' submitted by the authorities in charge of the Bubbling Well Temple. The Council, having regard to its "wish fo encourage trade and commerce," granted permission for the fair to be held. his duty faithfully and obediently in Feace time.
came here just after the occur rence of terroristic incidents, at a time when tension was prevailing in Japan and China, But a year later conditions had almost returned to Rear-Admiral Ohkochi revealed that about. 100 small shells dropped on the headquarters of the Japanese Special Naval Landing Party during the hostilities. "Rear-Admiral Ohkochi assumed his post here on No 21, 1936.
noisy spectator at the interview was a rod macaw presented to Rear-Admiral Ohkochi "ey Rear-Admiral Eijiro Kondo, former Commander of the Landing Party.
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