The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-07
Levy-freeman Wedding Was
 Brilliant One
Large Throng in Attendance When Nuptials Are Celebra-
 ted Last Night

Attended by numerous guests from
 this city, New Haven, New York,
 Scranton and other cities, the wed-
 ding of Miss Emma E. Freeman,
 daughter of Samuel and Frances Free man, of 643 Iranistan avenue, and MT. David A. Levy, son of MT. and Mrs.
 Bernet Levy of Scranton, Pa, was celebrated last evening at the Colonial ball room.
 Beneath bower of towering palms and clusters of cut flowers and potted plants the ceremony was performed at o'clock by Rev. William Gold of Scranton. Attending the bride was
 Miss Bertha Levy, a sister of the
 groom, and in attendance on the bridegroom was MT. A. J. Mates Of New Haven. Dorothy Freeman of New Haven, a niece of the bride, was flower girl. All around the spacious ball room were banked palms and pot ted plants clustered with willowy ferns and numerous cut flowers.
 The head usher was M. J. Fink1e- stein of Scranton, assisted by Herman Ritch of this city, Jack Harris of New York, and Abe Lapides and Abe Mer- less of New Haven
 Following the ceremony the guests sat down to boutiful wedding break fast served in the parlors off the ball room balcony The tables were strewn with garlands of entwined cut flowers. At the head of the table sat the bride and groom, and at their sides, the families of both.
 After the serving of the breakfast, dancing was enjoyed to the strains of Bentley's orchestra
 The brides gown was white crepe meteor trimmed with real dutchess lace and pearls. She wore a hand some diamond pendant. the gift of MT. and Mrs. Barnet Levy, parents of the groom. Her cap was made of pearls shower bouquet of lilies of the valley. Her bridesmaid, Miss Levy, was at- tired in a dress of light blue chiffon over blue crepe de meteor. She car ried a bouquet of sweet peas. The little flower girl, Miss Dorothy Free man, was daintily gowned in heavy lace over white silk. The gowns of some exquisite models of the modfste's art being shown.
 Yhe bridal party left on the 12:30 a. m. express for New York. Their trip will extend over period of four weeks and will include a sojourn at the Thousand Island and in the Catskills. They will reside in Scranton. Prior to the departure or the couple, the grooms father pre- sented his son with a check for S10,- 900.
 The groom is a successful young business man of Scranton, Pa., being junior member of the firm of B. Levy & Co., iron and steel dealers. The bride is we'll and favorably known. She is a singer of marked ability, often appearing iii public, her last ap- pearance being in the stellar role of At Belmont" given at the Park thea tre.
 Among those present were: From Scranton, MT. and Mrs. Bernet Levy, Miss Bertha Levy, Henry and Nathan Levy, Julius Levy, MT. and Mrs. Ma than Levy, Misses Sarah and Molly Levy, Mrs. Sarah Levy and daughter, Iivan, Mary M Siegal, Nj. J. F1nkel- l stein; from Wilkesbarre, A. J. Stone and Bernard Stone; from New York, | Adelaid Breakstone, Joseph Galin, Henry Galin, MT. and Mrs. Samuel Horwitz, Miss Sophia and Julius Hor- witz, Jack Harris and Louis J. Levy; | from Boston, Miss Florence Rosen and Misses Bessie Pentus and Rose Win | nick; from New Haven, MT. and Mrs. l Arthur Freeman, A. J. Mates, Abe | Lapides, Fred A. Merliss, MT. and Mrs. l Louis Schwartz, MT. and Mrs. David | Schwartz, Herman and Louis l SchWartZ; rom StdnIOrQ, NIT. ana Mrs. Nathan Berstein.
 Among the guests from this city | were the Misses Rose and Essie Sagel, 1 Mrs. Mary Desser, Samuel Desser, MT. | and Mrs. William Winter, MT. and l Mrs. Herman Kempinski, Miss Belle l Kempinski, Miss Marie Wershow, Abe 1 Wershow, Mrs. Fannie Drucker, Misses | Anna and Lena Drucker, MT. and Mrs. l I. Klein, Dr. Abe Berns sein, Madame l Jones, Herman Ritch, Miss Bertha | MT. and Mrs. Abe Burn I stein, MT. and Mrs. Nathan Frankel l Miss Ada Humphreys, Charles and l Ida Brody, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Bern l stein, Charlotte and Sidney Winter, | Mr and Mrs. Harry Grant and Miss 1 Anna Bernstein
 Over 300 telegrams expressing re- ,rets at being unable to attend the | ruptials were received from all over | he country.