The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-10
WEDDING OF NOTE AT NOON TOMORROW
 ST. JOHN'S CHURCH
Agnes Leslie Orr to Become Bride of Richard Trubee
 Staples
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Prominent among local society s early autumn weddings is the mar riage tomorrow at high noon of Agnes Leslie Orr, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Andrew Orr. and Richard Trubee Staples son of MT. and Mrs. Frank T. Staples.
 Several hundred invitations have been issued for the en1ony, which will be performed at St. Johns Ep1s- copaI church, the complete Epfscop- allan ritualistic form being observed by the officiating clergyman, Rev. pr. William H. Lewis. The bride will be given away by her father and at tended by a single maida of honor, Miss Florence Wright, a cousin.
 Although guests from all the East ern cities of importance are to be present, owing to the desire of the young people for a lack of ostenta- ed to the ordinary quiet church ser vice, unaccompanied by either recep- ton or bridal repast.
 The church decorations, character ized by an elegant simplicity, will be of white and green; arranged under the supervision of Beach, the florist. nations and chrysanthemuns for the altar and chancel. Preceding the ceremony, Organist R. A. H. Clark will render musical program ar ranged for the occasion and replete with beauty of melody and sentim ent In rotation will be heard;
 . sons A0SDO1S, DuTands NarC1SSuS, Nevin; Wedding Feast (Gavotte,) Seherzzo, Rogers; Grand Chorus, Fauines FaalIas Andante ~ Grazioso, gbt' stebbins'
 The entrance of the bridal party will be heralded by the strains of Mendeissohn's Wedding Recessionai will accompany their departure from the church.
 The bride will be gowned in a cloth, with hat of corresponding g tone, and will carry an ivory prayer brook. White lilies and orchids will constitute the conventional bridal cor sage bouquet. The maid of honor will be attired in a tailored suit of navy blue, with hat of blue and bou- the brides mother will be of plum colored cashmere.
 Hubert Smith Provost will omciate as best man, the ushers comprising Horace Delos Strong, c. Curtis Tracy, Wilmot F. Wheeler and William Wright, the brides cousin.
 The groom's souvenir to his bride pearls, while the maid of honor re- ceives from the bride a handsome la valIiere with pearl pendant. Com the ushers are gold scarf pins; the best man has been the recipient of a, silver cigarette case.
 Both MT. Staples and Miss Orr are well known in the younger social circles and will receive the fe1icita- tions of mum berless friends as they embark on their new scareer. The bride is a graduate or the Bridgeport High School, Class of 1908: MT. Staples was a student at the Univer- sity School of this city prior to en- gazing in business life. He holds at present the position of teller in the Staples bank. He is also a popular member of the Seaside and the Brooklawn clubs.
 Among the numerous beautiful gifts on display at the home of the bride are household furniture, linen, bric-a-brac, bank cheques, jewels. cut glass, crystal and silver Beauty of design and elegance of material are everywhere manifested in the array.
 At the conclusion of the marriage solemnization, the new1y-wedded pair will be driven to the railway station, departing immediately for a honey moon trip of a fortnight's duration. Subsequent to their return they will take up their residence at 33O East Main street, the home of the grooms S