Shanghai, and Mr. William Is The bride and groom of Shanghai, was best man.
Baldwin, daughter of the late U.S. Senator William Drew Washburn of Minnesota, Black—Sinelair Shanghai, Jon. 3 Yesterday afternoon at "Holy trinity Cathedral, the wedding took place of Mr. Frank Charles Briscoe Black, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Black of Aberdeen, and Miss Annie Bety Sinclair, daughter the late Donald Sinclair and Sinelair_of Aberdeen. Dean Trivett officiated.
"The bride, who was given away by Mr, A. P, Judd, wore a dress of Wwory satin with all-over fern leat design in cream Taequer, the train fent in one with the skirt, The tight Atting bodice was made with heart shaped "neckline. and. long tight iting sleeves. Her veil of cream tulle fell from a headdress of orange Dlassoms, and she carried a bouquet fof cream carnations and white camellias. 'The matron of honour was Mrs, A. F. Judd and the bridesmaid was Miss Ellabeth Virden, 'They wore period dresses of ruby velvet with tight-ting bodices and Tog-of-mutton sleeves, the long full skirts finished at the' hem with a corded scroll "design. Their ruby Velvet hats wore decorated with ostrich plumes of a deeper shade and they carried small muffs of the velvet trimmed with white camellias The best man was Mr, T. HW, Bradford and the ushers were Mr. G.
Dunkley, Mr. J.B, Martin and Mr.
Tay.
After the ceremony a reception was "held at 1398" Bubbling Well Road, the residence of Mr. and Mr.
Judd. The bride went away tworpieco ensemble of green and silver, trimmed with two shades of fuchsia, The close ALng coat was trimmed with velvet and het pill-box hat was also trimmed with velvet to match, Chinese Population in
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