EbulLient city businessman, Robert MacMillan hosted an intimate little post-wedding reception for British High Commissioner Jeremy Cresswell and his wife Dr Barbara Munske Cresswell last Saturday, September 12. That day was exactly three weeks and a day since the wedding in Germany, home of the bride.

MacMillan in his brief remarks said from the day the couple arrived here close to four years ago, 'my spirit tek dem. They are very appealing, outgoing and unpretentious people and I feel very privileged to know them."

For his part, High Commissioner Cresswell said he was very pleased with the many good wishes expressed to his wife and himself. He added that they would continue to live as a normal couple until their departure come the end of the year. "Jamaica will always have a strong place in our hearts.

Among the guests out for the party were Kenny Benjamin, Anthony and Jeannie Watson, Douglas and Angela Saunders, Peter Phillips and wife Sandra, Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva and wife Sara; Glynne Manley, Mark Shields and Emily Crooks, Col Trevor McMillan and wife Dr Olivia McDonald and Charles Hanna.

Mexican Ambassador Lenora Reuda and Kenny Benjamin enjoy the celebration for British High Commissioner Jeremy Cresswell and his wife.

Stephen Hallihan (left), the new Canadian High Commissioner to Jamaica and wife Cathy enjoy one of Robert MacMillan's famous jokes.

Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva (third left) has the rapt attention of from left: Scotia Bank's CEO Bruce Bowen, Dr Jean Dixon and Tanny Shirley, at a reception he hosted last Thursday.

From Left: Zoe and Avalon Arscott flash their beautiful smiles for our cameras at a reception hosted by Spanish Ambassador Jesus Silva, in honour of local sponsors of the King of Spain Wing at the Spanish Town hospital, held at Norbrook Road on Thursday.