The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-26
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Perhaps the most notable wedding In Bridgeport society In years will be that this evening Of Miss; Julie, young Ier daughter of MT. and Mrs Friend and Mr. 1erer cady Warner, son of DeYer Fl. Werner. The ceremony will be performed at. st. Johns Episcopal church it 6:30 o'clock by the rector, Rev. William H.. Lewis. E Both the young couple are leaders in local so- exclusive functions.
 Miss Sophie Smith. sister of the bride Is to be maid of honor, while the bridesmaids will be Mis- Marjorie Pierce, Miss Margaret Warner, sis ter of the groom, Miss Jeanette San- Rennell, Miss Ruth Everest of Roch- ester. N. T., and Miss Julie Puke Of East Orange, N. J. Charles Munson of Woodbury, the groom's roommate at Yale from which university both graduated last week will attend the will be Charles Hickox of New York, John Field. Robert Gibney, Lawrence Cornwall. Howard Peake and Will liam Flagg of New York. white satin over which will be heavy old lace. The gown of the maid of honor and the. several bridesmaids will be pink satin.
 The floral decorations, by Hawkins, are most elaborate. The center aisle into bower with eight lofty arches, each feet high covered with yAspara- gus and clustered with Dorothy Per-. kins roses, a beautiful pink shade. Green and pink was the color scheme in the church, The pillars 10 in nun1- smilax, and they too are clustered with the same pink roses. The chan eel rail Is solid bank of palms and bay trees ranging from 3 to feet in height, and winthin the rail was an- other bank of bay trees and boxwood. For the reception iii the blue room of the home bank of palms has been arranged. and the green has been brightened with a sprinkling Of white Easter. lilies. The ceiling is panelled with smilax with clusters of white sweet peas hung from the ceiling
 In the dining room the color scheme is green and pink. Pink sweet peas and asparagus are entwined in clus- ters on the chandeliers The library mantels are banked with pink sweet peas and ferns.
 The veranda is enclosed and cano- pied with smilax which Is arranged to form side walls. Here too the Dorothy Perkins roses are in profu- sion. clustered in the hangings of smi- lax. sEzseIs sss
 The brides bouquet Is shower ef- feet of; lilies of the. valley and orchids. contrasting prettily with her white satin gown, while the bridesmaids all gowned in pink will carry pink Kill larney roses. The bouquet yof the maid of honor is of My Maryland
 The wedding ceremony is- to be fol- lowed by a. large reception and break fast at the Smith home in Fairfield avenue. honeymoon trip of several weeks has been arranged by the young couple after which they will return to this. city to take up their home on Lafayette street and Linden
 LEWIS-OTIS.
 The wedding of Miss Mildred Otis to Mr. Robert rCurtis Lewis will take place at 6:sU o'clock tonight at the Mrs. John Otis on Mill Hill avenue. The wedding will be of a simple na- ture with only relatives and immediate friends in attendance. The ceremony will De performed hv cousin Of the bride. Rev. Clarence Beers of Wash ington, \ Ct. x Miss Elsie Jamieson will attend the bride and the groom will have DeLoss Bristol of New Haven, l his roommate at college. as best man. 1 Henry Wells and Howard Curtis both of Stratford will itbs ushers.
 MORRIs-wILKs
 Bridgeport friends have received l