The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-19
STAMFORD
The EHines-Loven Wedding
 Guests at Christ Church "A Dog Case-Lovely Lawn Fete.

Christ church was filled this after noon with the friends and relatives or the contracting parties: to witness the Hines daughter of Mrs Josephine A Hines, to Harold Charles Lowell. both popular young folks of this town. The church was elaborately decorated with mountain laurel, the official flow CT of the state, the chancel being banked with 1t, while the reading desk. the pulpit and the font were mass or beautiful blooms The ushers were four Yale students from this town, Robert and Frederick Lewis and Ivan and Vernon Warehouse. The bride was given away by her mother She wore a rich and handsome costume of white satin, draped with old Duchess lace which has long been a family heirioom. She carried a lovely bou- quet Of bride roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor was Miss Juanita Hines. who wore a pretty cos tune of pink chiffon draped with white. The two bridesmaids were Alice Lowell, who came on from New York to attend the wedding, and Edith Lawiess of Brooklyn The cer- emony was performed by Rev. MT. Cornwall. A reception followed at the house of the groom's parents on East Broadway, attended by some 75 peo- pie A few of the guests noticed in the church included Mrs Adelaide Gunther, Mrs Dunbar, Mrs John Holmes and Mrs. Will Holmes. Mrs Fleming, Mrs Fred Clarke, Mrs. Clara M- Porter, Mrs Greeley, Mrs. Andrew Graham, Mrs Byington. Mrs Tough ton, MT. and Mrs Charles Judson, Mrs. Burlock. Capt and Mrs Benja- min. Mrs Lowell, mother of the groom. Mrs Walter Wilcoxson. Mrs Clarence GoodeI. Mrs. Frank Hanson, Mrs. Lo- renzo Beers, and Misses Emma F. AL len Wimifred and Alice Todd. Alice Judson. Alice. May and Georgie Will coxson, Florence Bacon, Ruby Knapp, Anna Braitling, Frances Russell, the librarian, Julia Fairchild, Florence AL len. Edith Leggett. Mildred and Ethel Holmes. Helen Curtis. Lettie Bennett, Claribei and Esther Lewis. Louise Fryer, Ethel Houghton, Celia and Cor nelfa Curtis, and many others The presents received were numerous, handsome and attracted much atten- ton
 In the local court yesterday Mrs. Sarah Hallersley of Hollister Heights. was accused of having thrown scalding water on the Boston bull dog She claimed that this sweet dog and anoth- ef got to fighting in her kitchen; that che took a stick to the Boston brute to beat it off. when it turned upon her, and she threw hot water upon its back She pleaded guilty. The owner of the dog said the dog never went into Mrs. HAilsrsley's kitchen. The woman who threw the water was fined $1 and casts, which amounted to some thing like $19.
 There is to be a lovely lawn fete in town next Tuesday evening, beginning at o'clock, given on. the lawn sur rounding the house of Mrs Rogerson on North Main street. The fete is under the auspices of the Betsey Ross Daughters of LiJerty of Bridgeport
 Tomorrow at the Congregational church Rev. Dr. E. N. Packard will breach both morning and evening. At Christ church Holy Communion will be celebrated at am; morning prayer at 1o:3o. and the subject of the ser mon will be. 'tMan's Part in Religious Work" Sunday school at noon. Ev- ening prayer at o'clock There will be Children's Day exercises at the Neighborhood Church Sunday evening"
 All the boys who wish to be Knights of Arthur. are to be organized into society Tuesday. evening at the Metho- dist church
 Recent visitors to town include Franklin Burton, Roger Briggs, who has graduated from Storrs. Mrs. Mary E. Merrick. also one of the recent Storrs graduates, Benjamin Syrett of Brooklyn. MT. and Mrs. J. Irving Peck of Springfield. Mass, MT. Gorham of Brool1fleld, Mass, and Judge DeForest of Bridgeport