The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-26
THANKSGIVING WEDDINGS

Miss Florence St John became the bride of Mr- Gordon Lingard yester- day afternoon at o'clock at the home of the brides parents in East Wash ingt0n avenue The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. E. Ball. pastor Of the .summerfiaId M. E. church. The was prettIly decorated with ferns and laurel The bride was becomingiy att tired I'm a blue princess gown and car rtad borquet of roses She was giy- John, The bridesmaid was Miss Ella St John, a sister of the bride. The best man was MT. Harold Boards worth. an old school chum of the upon the arm of her fathef the we'd ding march from Lohengrin was play cd by Miss Pauline pusch- Immediate fri ends and relatives present were MT. re MT and la RsTssis 0f ias EI wood MT and Mrs. D. D. Kimberly, MT and Mrs. William Lynge, Miss Clara st John, Miss ElIa z; John, MT. Miss Ethel Elwood ffiss Ruth Elwood, Miss Hazel Kimberly, Mss Pauline DHsch, and Mrs. Rortna and Masters Mslses and and RsoHss Wer nfrd The blSs and groom left this city on the SIS several places in New Jersey while on their hopeymoon and after December
 
 at 62 fdxth street
 Miss Rose N. Lynch Of 50 washing ton Terrace and pr. Arthur P. Heaiy, T-, wsre united in marriage Wednes- day evening at B.x5 o'clock at St. Au- Eustine'z church by the pastor. Rev |c- '. McElrpy, The couple stole . peeted to take in the ceremony. The bride wore q handsome travelling gown, and immediately after the cere- mony. the newly welded couple were 1riysn to the degot where they board, q. Washington. D. c They stopped off In PhiIadelphia, Pa. where they took in the ornell-FennBylvania football game Dr, Heafy being graduate of the U. of F.. of the class of 1902. The groom has am extensive practice in Brooklyn. while the bride is Sne of RridEepprt's estimAble young ladies, having large circle of friends to- whom she is endeared and who win Is a niece of Prof. John A. Lynch, leader of the Wheeler q Wilson band The happy couple will be at the home 70 their friends after Jan T. 1910, at lyn-
 Mr. Lambert Hancort and Miss Hell en VI pcunelly were welded on We'd ME14AI NA3EMtMk &~ R&~F &E&EA 0 *~AA4Ak<%* by the pastor. Rev. Father Kelly. The bride was attended by Mrs. Edward Feeley, as natron of honor She is a sister of the groom The bestman was Mir James Kearns. a cousin of the bride A wadding breakfast at the home of MT and Mrs. P. Ksarns. IT Fremont street followed the ceremony. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion with pptted plants and cut flowers The bride was the re- cipisnt of many handsoma gifts in cludinR cut glass artfclea silverware and hricabrac 1fr- and Mrs Ham r0rt left on a noon train for points south where they will spend their honeymoon. On their return they will reside at AS Beardsley street. The groom 10 well known among seafarinE msn, being q pilot for the Joy steam ship line. He is a brother of Cap tain Joseph Hancort of the Steamer Bridgeport aud of Capt. Frank Han corf of the Steamer A. Skidmore ply ing between sound ports from New York to New London.
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 Maxine Ra1otte. the we'll known vocalist, took unto himself a bride yesterday morning when he led Miss Lucy M. Smith. n resident of the West End. to the altar. Thesceremony was performed st s:ao o'clock. Rev. T. 2.