Hongkong A Hongkong telegram published by the evening edition of the "Sin Wan Pao" stated last night that the typhoon had passed Hongkong where no serious damage had been caused. The typhoon passed westward and there was no danger of its coming to Shanghai.
The wedding took place. yesterday at 11 a.m. at Holy Trinity Cathedral, of Cecil Douglas Longhurst, formerly of Enfield Middlesex, and Susan Edwina Down, formerly" of Card. Somerset. The Very Rev. A. C. S. "Trivett officiated.
The bride was given away by Mr. W. S. Burns. Miss L. A. E. Mann was bridesmaid, while Mr. C. W. Porter attended the bridegroom as best man.
The wedding was a very quiet one and, no invitations having been issued, only a very few friends attended the service. There was no "Oriental Affairs"
The first editorial article in the July issue of "Oriental Affairs" is "Japan's Latest Predicament," followed "Wang Ching-wei Goes to Japan," "Education in the Settlement," "Japan and the Netherlands East Indies" Special articles include "Japan and the Nazi-Soviet War," by cocktail party was given by the newly married couple at their home in Ferry Road. The honeymoon is being spent in Baguio.
Mr. Longhurst is an official of the a review of Yat-sen and Pan-Asianism," "Japan Strikes South"
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