The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-31
WEDDING BELLS RING TOMORROW Dr. J. H. Callahan and Miss Harriet H. Beck to
 Wed NUPTIAL MASS AT ST. JOsEPH'S CHURCH, Popular Young Couple to Bet United In Holy Bonds 2
 of Matrimony

The marriage of Miss Harr4e4 Sfs., Reck, daughter Of Mrs. Honora Reckl and late Charity Comrnissioner John Reck and Dr. J. H. Callahan win ba solemndzed tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with a nuptia1 mass at st. Joseph's church in Madison ayenue. The celebrant will be Rev. Hubert Dahme, pastor of the church. The groom is one of the leadfne neac totioners Of dentistry in the city ana IS IS ppopuiar p Tn social circles here and sesf1ng and accomplished young lady with large circle of friends.
 The floral decorations at thA cbSzret] ana at the Reck home. Graxd nxx63 Oak streets where e reception vsu be held after the wedding will be amnune} the most artistic and elabnrata eres.2 seen in this city. E
 The maid Of honor win bet aMko, Florence Callahan, sister. of The xro,S-sj and the best man will be Mr. Josef,fI D. HarHgan of this city. The bent5 man and groom will meet the b1ddaE party at the altar where the bride win be given away by her brother. 1dr. Carl Beck ;
 The brides gown will, be a Prdnceuu; lace robe over white satin. Ete will carry shower bouquet of lilies of fhel valley and orchids and will wear a veil trimmed with orange blossoms
 Miss Callahan will wear d gown Of Marquesette lace over green satin w3th a hat of baby Irish lace and greeu rlumes and carry a shower bouquef -oE Maryland roses. The ushers will be Attorney Jo7lr.' Conville of New York, pr. William tPs Healey of New York Dr. E: T s11ar.. kin of Derby and Attorney Edward E. Hallen of this city. The gift oH the. groom to the ushers are scarf pi516s The interior of the church will ba decorated with palms and ferns fee- toened with Southern .sraiIax a1d garlands of EAsteE H Hes and can Beanty roses The 6enf3i
 lof the church will be r9peA
 laspa ra gus ealrmosus fastened
 FpeWs with, Sapquets The a1a
 ing will be banked with fer11<
 plants and lilies wEi1e the alta 6ezrz
 rations will be palms and MarylSu6 roses.
 At the house the receiving party win
 stand beneath a bank of palms and ferns. The interior of the house win
 be decorated throughout with South ern smtlax, pink and white American beauty roses and lilies will also be
 used in the decorating scheme. The | wedding breakfast will be served on the yeranda which has been enclosed for that purpose
 The happy couple will spend their
 honeymoon in Maine. The brides
 going away gown will be of hand em-
 broidered parnella cloth with hat to
 match The bride is a graduate Of B. H. S. of the class of 1900 and is a
 member of the Kappa Phi Sorority. The groom is graduate of the Unf1
 versity of Pennsylv vania- class of '9b.
 He is a member of the Algonquin club, Bridgeport Lodge of Elks the Bridge port Yacht Club, Catholic Club of l New York, University of Pennsy7va-
 nia Club of New York, the Royal Ar
 canum and the Bridgeport, New Hn-
 ven and Connecticut Dental sociqties. | Guests from out pf town will byh Dr. l.. O. Voight of Pittsburg. Dr. J. B.
 Stannard of Philadelphia, Dr. [. L. Carlisle of Dover, Del. pr. William J. s. Callahan of Carolina. R. l.; Mis-
 May McBride Of Worcester, Mass Miss Emily Thoas of Brooklyn, M1xs Mary Splain of Naugatuck, tho Misses O,Connor of Newark, N IF.
 Mrs. and Miss Dwyer of Ansonza-