News has reached Shanghai of a pretty" wodding recently Vancouver, when Rev. 0, M, Sanford united in marriage Mildred Victoria, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mes. George H. Sweet, and Mr. Robert A. Young, eldest son of Canon and Mrs. "A. BL R, Young of Bath, England, The bride was given away by} her father and wore a dress of brocaded silver lace with hat to match. Her bouquet was composed of sweetheart roses. She was attended by her sister, Miss Myrtle Isabelle Sweet, who wore a French beaded gown of delicate rainbow shades with hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses. The groom was supported by Mr.
Godfrey.
Later Mr, and Mrs. Young teft} for Seattle and Portland. The bride travelled in a dress of old rose and akey, with hat to match. On their return a reception will be held before their departure to their home in Shanghai, Mr. Young. mber of the! staff of the ie Rail way and has here, being well-known riding man, Hunting in Ireland was his last adventure previous to the above. He expects to return to Shanghai on the RMS, Empress of Russia, arriving on January 10, Recrurrine stations have been established locally by agents of the Allied Army but so far as we have been able to learn there has not been a very enthusiastic response.
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