The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-17

MT. Peter Klein and Miss Catherine
 Schweizer were welded last evening at the rectory of the German Reformed
 church by the pastor. Rev Theooore
 Weiuncr. The bride was attended by
 Miss Marguerite Hall niece of the groom. as maid of honor The orioe
 was attired in a gown ofs naao ifh em,
 lace. The bridesmaid wore a gown Of ? lavender silk null with lace. The
 bride carried an arm bouquet Of white
 roses and the maid of honor carried
 pink carnations. After the ceremony
 a wedding breakfast wae served at the
 home of the Rrooms sister, Mrs
 Charles F. Greene. 57 Whitney avenue
 The groom has been in the employ or
 the Sewing Machine Cabinet co. for
 several years and is one of the best
 known young men in East Bridgeport
 where he has resided for years The bride is the daughter of Nicholas
 Schweizer. retired hardware dealer
 who conducted a store in East Main
 street for over quarter of a century
 MT and Mrs. Klein left on the S-z7
 express for New York and upon their
 return from their honeymoon they will
 reside at 1224 East Main street That
 the bride is highly esteemed and has many warm friends is attested by the large number of useful and beautiful
 presents she received.
 Dancing, whist and a thoroughly so- ciaI evening was enjoyed by the mem bers and friends of Park City lodge, N. E. O. F.. in Foresters' hall last ev- ening Ice cream and cake were serv- ed, The whist players occupied 20 ta- bles. The festivity was arranged by Mrs. T. R. Rockers. Mrs. Mary Dono- van. Miss J. Donovan, Miss Lillie Bou- dren. Miss Ada Barber, Miss A c. Strum beck Mrs E. Schonfeidt, and the Misses Mary and Rose Quirk. The prize winners were- Mrs. Abbie Con- ner H. z; sehultze; . Mrs: ., Wil.iam Eniffen. Mrs E. Hoffman. Mrs Annie Eampbell Mrs. w. L. Whitney, Mrs Johnson. Mrs. L. Cassidy Miss C. Bancroft. T. Hurley. E. Huber. Miss @xan. Mrs. J. OMeara, Mrs. c. Hoyt, Mrs. M. Kelly, Miss Julia Corcoren, Miss c. Smith.
 married at 5:3o last evening in St. :Nary's church to William Henry Sta | ,pleton,. by Rev. Father Murphy Miss Irene G. Johnson. sister Of the bride, of white siIk trimmed with Irish lace and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaid wore a gown of azure blue and carried a bouquet of carna- reception was held at the home of the brides parents. 51 Seymour street | Three large tables were laid for the | guests. The par1or was decorated was palms ana 1ernS- A1rer the Weo- ding trip MT. and Mrs Stapleton will reside at e3 Seymour street. MT. Sta | pIeton is a machinist employed by the | U M c. Company. The bride is an | attractive and popular young lady and is a. sister of pr. J. Murray Johnson
 Mrs May B. Irving. who formerly | resided at 456 East Main street, Bridge | port. was married to George B Cottrell of New Britain, recently in West Ha- ven, at the home of her sister, Mrs. John E. Bassett. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MT. Saunders Of Grace M- E.. church.
 Mayflower Council. D. of A. held its closing whist last night in it's hall, 1s1 State street. The prize winners were: | CA Bitner, Miss Rose, B. Halstead, | Mrs Kearns, w. G. Shaw. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. F. wiggiesworth, Mrs. Perry. Mrs- Pfatt, E. Wigglesworth-
 Tuvitaffons are ont for the wedding