The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-24
MISS KENYON AND
Mr.. BRADST nEET To
MARRY ON MONDAY

With the costly new electric pipe
organ pealing forth it's strains for the
selond time at the first marriage
within the church, Of the daughter
of the rector of ST. Pauls Episcopal
church. Miss Ethel Nettie kenyon,
daughter of Rev. and Mrs Earl H.
Kenyon, will on Monday at 6 o. M
become the bride of Mr.. Harold Bailey
BradStreet, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
M. Bradstreet. The ceremony is to
be performed by the father OF the
bride. who is also to give his daugh-
ter away.
The bride is to be attended as maid
Of honor by her sister, A. Ruth Ken
yon. Mary F. and Marjorie J. Lloyd
twin sisters. of New Haven. are to be
the bridesmaids. The flower girl will
he I++le Miss Alicia N. A. Kenyon.
sister Of the bride.
Attending the groom as best man,
will be his brother. George Frank
Bradstreet. The ushers are to be
Ralph Whipple, Edward L. Barlow.
Frederick H. Lovegrove, and John F..
Chatfield.
The bride will be attired in white
of silver and white lace. tr mined
with silver and pearl bugle trimming.
She will wear a veil caught with
white gardenias. and will carry bou-
cuet of roses with shower bouquet Of
lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor will wear pale
yellow draped with messeline, trim
med with pale yellow liberty satin.
She will wear a wreath of pale yellow
satin roses. and VIII carry a bouquet
of cream colored roses entwined with
yellow chiffon ribbon.
The bridesmaids, being twin sisters.
will dress alike in pale yellow messe-
N yuft nd h,ro ING
They will wear wreaths of yellow roses
and carry bouquets of pale pink Kill
larney roses caught with white chif-
fon ribbon.
The little flower girl will wear white
messeline, yelled n white marques
carry a basket of lilies Of the valley
trimmed with white baby ribbon.
st. Pauls Episcopal church has been
especially decorated for the occasion.
From every corner and cave stretch
long streamers of Christmas green's
entwining around the pillars of the
church. Down the center isle, hanging
from the mass of Christmas green's are
four huge bridal bells, while over the
chancel will suspend a huge lighted
star.
The progressive form of the Epis-
copal service will be carried out. En-
tering the church to the strains Of
Mendelssohn's wedding march played
by Organist Lister, who prior to the
bridal procession VIII render a half
hour recitation. will first come the
ushers, followed by the bridesmaids,
then the maid of honor, the bride and
lastly, the flower girl. The process
sion will separate at the chancel steps
where the bride will meet the groom.
During the ceremony. Master Herbert
Williams will sing. 20 Perfect Love"
Organ'st Lister. during the recession
will play the bridal chorus from Lo-
hengrin. t
The brides gift to her bridesmaids
will be hand painted brooches with
wreaths Of yellow roses. The groom's
gifts to his ushers and best man will
be scarf pins.
Over 400 invitations have been is
sued for the nuptials, while 1t is ex-
pected there will be over rs guests
from out Of town. including New
York, Brooklyn, Boston and Rowley,
Mass. Following the ceremony, there
will be a reception to the bride and
groom at the home Of the brides
parents in Kossuth street, adjoining
the church. Later in the evening the
happy young couple will start on
includes stay Of three weeks in Flor
ida. On their return they will reside
at "a Elmwood avenue.
The bride and groom are well and
favorably known. The bride has been
ever interested in the affairs of the
church of which her father is the pas
tor. The groom is graduate of B.
H S. in the class OF 1905, member
of the Gamma Delta Psi fraternity.
Read and Tullock Co., of, which his
Pa fhaY. G fha manager