The wedding took place yesterday afternoon at ely Trinity Cathedes of the Rev. Arthur B. 1. Barber, son fof the late A. W. Barber and of Mrs. 'A.W. Barber, of Vancouver, British Columbia, ahd Miss Annie Lee Thompson, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson of Knox: Wille, Tenn, U.S.A. Both bride and Inridggroom have been associated with the China Inland Mission. The Right Rev, John Curtis, Bishop in Chekiang, oflcinted, assisted by the Rev. G. A. Scott, "The bride, who was given away by the Rev. A. K. Macpherson, wore a facoful gown of heavy white silk cut on simple Tines with @ train and cowl neck. "Her white" veil fell from a coronet and she carried a Bouquet of white carnations. 'The Dridesmokd was Miss Irene E. Walker Who wore a frock of pastel blue chiton with" pine accessories. Her lowers were pink carnations. "For Nell Howes acted as flower girl in a pastel pink sible dress with blue access Series, Her' bouquet was of pink carnations. Mr. William J. Drew was best: man and the ushers were Mr. W, Howes and Mr. A. N. Bendtz,
navy blue crepe made with three-'The brid went away ina dress of quarter length sleeves and high neck. Her turban was of navy blue straw trimmed with saxe blue and her purse fand gloves were of navy blue. The bride and. bridegroom are leaving China to reside in Vancouver, B. C.
Bumstead—Campbell Shanghai, Aug. 1 The wedding took place at. Holy tyinky Cathodtal yesterday afternoon OF Me, Kenneth Bumstead, of H. 3 Sonsuiar Service in China ana recent:
"Acting Consul-Generat in. Chung-Wings son of, Mrcand. Mrs, enest Butea of Rough Common, Canter: bury. Kent and Mise Diana horgaret Denfie Campbetl, daughter ind Mes, Archibald Smoliet Campbell Shanghai. Donn rivet ofelated.
te bre, who was given away" by her tather, wore a gown of rove pat-{med shadow Race mounted on chit fon tiny" Iridescent beads. reimming the' hhepetshaped neckline. Peart tons from the wedding dress of the bride's mother fattened the tone be fice, the tute veil-was hel heart-shaped headdress of pearls and range. Blossom and. abe carried ouguet of evea roses an jasmine The" bridesmaids wore Mise. Ilay Campbell tester of Bride) and, Mist oan" Carrel. They wore frocks. of While Georgette and siver. material faced wih iridescent bead cords, hoped' waisttines "aod. ull skin Miele" heatdreres were of crystal Bends and. tile and. they carried Inixet ower bouquets In shades Rive mauve and. pink. Int Tan Meckensie was best Iman; the ushers being Messrs, Colin and tan Campbell "brothers of the bride). B. fuser auh FR Gamer one' Bernard Hancock
pearl grey chiffon cit with deep wait he brides mathe wore dose of Band and worn with toque of pear! fey. chiffon, trimmed with shaded French flowers. Her. corsage Was of flowers in three pastel shades 'Attar the ceremony 8 Feeeplion was bid at 01 Avene Foch, the ifenge'of the. bride's parents." The brides Health' was proposed. by Sie Frederick Maze." Phe. ride went way" inca ress of Madonna. blue crepe with embroidery in muted pastel shades of pink and French me, Her ecessorios were in the ame shades and matched the heart-Shaped hat and vell of French wine lout. The honeymoon will be spent in Canada, Clave-Nossoft Shanghai, Auk. 1 the wedding took place yesterday afternoon at Holy. Trinity Cathedral Mr. John Arnold Clare, younger Fon of the late Mr. George Clare and of Mrs. Margaret Clare, of Manchester, and Miss Ludmilla Nossoft, Goughter of Mrs, E.'S. Nossoft of Shanghui, Dean Trivett officiated.
"The bride, who was given away by Mr. G, Cormack, wore a dies of white "French organiza. over taffel the organiza embroidered all over in Tittte sprays of Fed. poppies, blue cornfawers and white daisies, The Gress was made with avery full Skirt, shireed™ bodies with heart shaped neckline, short shirred sleeves, and a bow at the back of ihe waist, The full white full quarter length veil fell from wreath of tiny pearl orange blossom. Her shower bouquet was of white carnations and tuberoses.
The matron of honour was Mes. DIN. Gray-and the bridesmaid was Mise Lyall Cormack. They wore high-waisted Irocks of white ehilfo inserted with big scrolls of white net, the bodices made with heart-shaped necklines and short shirred. sleeves, the skirts very full and owing. The belts were of natrawe geruntum-red
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