The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-28
CANYONS.

MT. and Mrs, Howard sStockweH of Bridgeport were over Sunday guests = MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Gilbert and infant son of Ridgefeld. and Ehas. Hill and wife, were entertained by Mrs. Chas. lADb6tt sohuSunday.
 Kenneth w Nichols and family re- ft1rned to Brooklyn on Monday
 The Misses Henrietta and Amy Smith who. have been visiting Mrs. Adele Sturges. returned to, Rockville e Center on Wednesday.
 Nelson S. Hurfbutt has been con fined to the house with a severe cold \ Invisstions haz,e beenarec<ry edfrom NIr. and Mrs. S. J. Mill6r by aanum- rher of the young people in town to &ttend a reception next Saturday evening, Sept. 30th, at Cannon hall. In honor of the return of the newly wedsv MT. and Mrs. ID. Harry Miller 10 their future home. There will be dancing from 8 until I 2 o'clock and very delightf tfnl rI ItiRifs ifsss is ant MaIlfiGiRatel. sDss S|5I sile %s$ sI1as sa sf5gsns is Mre- s. J Miller.
 The children of : MT. and Mrs. Rounds. with their grandm other, and geverness. Miss Christine Ford, left oq Tuesday for a visit with relatives in Ohio
 Raymond Miller
 Despite the foreboding of the local rsssssr rsstea lI, lRI,EsgeAA the ssfa, sS, proved- an ideal wedding day in every Prospect for the marriage of Miss Mary e4saymond to D. Harry Miller, son of sMr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Miller Of 4yannon. at S:30 at the Rockville M Memorial chapel. in Lewisboro. The rhurch was simply but tastefully de- 4-orated by friends of the bride with Nhite carnations, hydrangeas. golden rod and green wines, and Prof. Chas Ives, organist of the Norwalk M. F., church gave several pleasing selee- Hions on the organ previous to the &cerem0ny. The bride looked very kcharming and stately in a white satin gown trimmed in old point lace with tulle veil, leaning upon the arm of her father. MT. Chas. Asa Raymond She carried a bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley and was at tended by her younger sister Miss Lucille Raymond as maid of honor, who wore a dainty gown of white chiffon over green satin and carried pink Killarney roses. The. bridal procession was preceded up the aisle by- the four ushers,, Dr. Dwight Tracey of Hartford. Dr. Henry Carson of Ridgefeld. Frederick Sturges of Can mons. and C.. Denman Raymond of Kew York, brother of the bride, and were met at the altar by the groom ana ms cOffege Trend, OrSOn Ii. Mar chant of New sHaven. where. the s-soleni7i words. of fthe Episcopal ser vice were Teads 'By Rev. Chas Fl. Marks of St Matthew's Episcopal church, Wilton, assisted by Stephen Keeler, cousin of the bride. The Areddfng party and guests then left the chapel to the familiar strains of MendeIssohns wedding march. and drove to The Homestead' the home of the brides parents, where recep- tion was held until about o'clock, when the, happy. couple departed in the midst of e. shower of confetti and rice for ''parts unknown Many Beautiful costumes were noted among the 100 guests assembled in the par 1ors- Mrs. S. J. Miller mother of the groom, wore an imported embroider- ed lace voile over green satin with fouue to match. Her ornaments were diamonds. Mrs c. A Raysond, moth CT of the bride. wore grey velvet and chiffon, with becoming hat of same color. It was a pleasing fact that the grandparents of both bride and groom were present to witness their fnarriage. Many, elegant gifts were displayed among which were silver. oriental rugs, books. linen, and cue glass MT and Mrs Miller will re- eide for the present at the beautiful home of the groom's parents at Can non