The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-06-29
MACKENzIE-MITCHELL
Clergyman's Son Welded to
 Charming Young Woman
Holy Trinity Church Filled to
 OverflOwing-NO Decorations

Overflowing-NO Decorations
 Westport, June 29.->
 The long anticipated wedding of Kenneth Gerard Mackenzie, son of Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie and Miss Margerie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mitchell of Compo, took place The edifice was crowded with guests from this town, New York, New Jer- sey. Fairfield and Bridgeport, over 700 invitations having been issued. Ow- ing to the fact that the families of both of the contracting parties are in mourning, the marriage ceremony was made as simple as possible and there were no decorations in the church.
 Mrs. Chester H. Beendict presided at the organ and rendered the follow ing selections before the marriage ceremony took place: Tocatta, Dubois; Romance in D flat, Tn. Salome; Wed ding Music, Jensen; Offertory in B flat, Wely; Nocturne from Mid-Sum- mer's Night Dream, Mendelsohn; Grand Chorus, Dubois; Scherzo, Hoff- man: March, Solemnelle.
 The processional was the Lohengrin, and the recessional Mendelssohn' Wedding March.
 The ushers were Leslie Sniffin, Per ry Burr, Horace Staples And Richard Taylor. Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie per- formed the ceremony, and in the chan eel with him were Rev. J. H. Coley and Rev. MT. Dean of this town, The groom. attended by his brother, Leon ard c. Mackenzie, waited at the altar for the bride, who came in leaning on the arm of her father, who gave her away. She was dressed in a frock, cut en train, of white messaline, and wore tulle veil and carried a bouquet of white bride roses. The maid of honor was Natalie Mitchell who was silk, and carried a bouquet of pink roses. The bridesmaid was Miss Ma rie Mackenzie, robed in pink and white and carrying bouquet of sweet peas. Mrs. Neil R. Mitchell, mother of the bride, wore old rose silk and carried bouquet of pink roses. After the ceremony the bridal party idence at Compo Beach, where a re- ception was held and refreshments were served. The presents were shown in an upper room and consist ed of silver, china, cut glass, linen and many useful articles. MT. and Mrs. Mackenzie will reside in Nutley, N. J., where the groom has a cottage all ready for the bride. Enough fur niture has been received by the happy pair to furnish the house. MT. Mac kenzie is a chemist. and for while was an instructor at Yale, but is now employed in large establishment in Jersey City.
 Among the many guests bidden to the church the following were noticed: Willard S. Adams, wife and daughter Grace c. Adams, from Norwalk; Wal ter Allen and wife of Compo: J. J. Asch of Saugatuck; Sterling Atwater and wife of Saugatuck; George H. AL len and wife of Brookline, Mass; and Langdon Allen; Miss Alice Allen; Frances B. Allen of Yon- kers: c. H. Tissington of Montclair, N. J.: Harold and Miss Baldwin of Miss Mary Bates of Nor walk; Nathaniel Brown and wife of New Haven; Clarence Blakesley of New Haven; Edna and Florence l.. Bradley; w. A. Beers and wife: Chas. Buck and wife; Rollo Beers and wife; D. B. Bradley and wife; Algemen T., and D. Perry Burr; Annie Bulkeley; Charles Bulkeley and wife; Miss Hall of the Staples. High school; Carrie radley; Irving Bradley and wife; Prin- cipal George H. Boyden and wife; Mrs. c. B. Doremus of 231 West ave- nue, Bridgeport; pr. and Mrs G. s. Ford of 527 State street Bridgeport; pr. Henry c. Enc; c. B. Dolge and K. A. Dolge, with their wives; Mrs. Will lldI1 1lONtT anu 1dIIllly or Hd1r- field: Mrs. Robert Gault; John F. Godillot and wife; Miss Godillot; Alexis Godillot; Charles Godfrey and wife of Compo; Marjorie Won Gall of Danbury: Merritt Gault; Charles B. Guyer; Nathaniel Gault and wife; Leonard Gault; John K. Gault and wife: Ambrose S. Hurlbutt and wife; Town Clerk Joseph G. Hyatt and wife; Ruth B., Hall of Guilford; Arthur B. Jelliff: E. F. Marvin and wife; Mrs Nehemiah Perry and daughters of Col. and Mrs. John N. Part ridge; George K. Perry of Compo; Mrs. E. M. Sanford of Bridgeport Helen and Horace Staples; W. G. Staples and wife; F. M Salmon and wife: Arnold and Carl schlaet; Rev. and Mrs. c. BA Strayer of Greens Eunice Sturges of Greenfield Hill and Wilbur Thomas of Compo. The rela- tives and friends of the groom bidden to the wedding included the following: Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie, the Misses Mackenzie, MT. Grenville c. Mackenzie, MT. and Mrs. Starr S. Sherwood of Bethel, Conn.,; Miss An Harold M. Wyckoff, MT. and Mrs. H. s. Manning, the Misses Coles, Mrs H. G. Coles and daughters, Kenneth Wyckoff, Dr. and Mrs. John Brown. MT. w. w. Coles, the Misses Wells of New York city, Mrs. T. A. Coles, Miss Coles. Mrs. w. W. Howe, MT. and Mrs. D. l.. Simpkins of Mount Vernon, N. Y Mrs. Charles Sanderson and Misses Sanderson, MT. c. P. Sanderson, MT. and Mrs. Vim. G. White of Ridge field Park, N. J., Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Weeks, Miss Alice Fleming, Forest Hills, N. J., MT. and Mrs. T. c. We'll man and family, MT. Donald Macken- zie and family of Bayonne, N. J., MT. and Mrs. George H. Lane, MT. and Mrs. Russel Lane, Mrs. and Mrs. Ed ward A. Stevens, Miss Eliza Weeks, of Braintree, Mass, MT. and Mrs. N. W. Clark and family of Hyde Park, Mass, Mrs. s. V. Mcfarland and family, MT. and Mrs. George Nixon Brooklyn. N. Y., Mrs. Helen Pritchard, Ocean Grove, N. J., MT. and Mrs. Cy- rus W. Shaw. and daughter, Mrs. M. s. Brewster of Mountainville, N. Y., Prof. and Mrs. Nourse, Blacksburg, Va. MT. and Mrs. Harry Hooghkirk, of Meriden, Conn.,, MT. and Mrs. w. Keddie, MT. and Mrs. W. P. Howe, ,f Reselle Park, N. J., Mir and Mrs.