The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-12
NEWTOWN
POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE WED. DIED TODAY AT ST. ROSES ].
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Special to The Farmer, :.

Special to The Farmer9 .-ss.5 Newtown,s June 12-A wedding cere- mony of special interest was solemniz- ed at St. Roses church at il o'clock this morning by the pastor Rev. Geo. T. Sinnott the contracting parties be- ing William Arthur Honan, second son of Mrs. Daniel Honan and Miss Mar garet Mary Hayes. eldest daughter of MT. and Mrs. Sylvanus F. Hayes. Miss Ella Hayes, sister of the bride wass bridesmaid and Thomas Honan. brother of the groom was the grOoms- man. The ushers were Daniel Honan of Newtown and John Honan of Wa terbury, brother and cousin of the groom. The bride entered the church on the arm of the best man. as the wedding march from Lohengrin was rendered by the organist Miss Anna McCarten, presenting stately 5and handsome picture in a beautiful hand embroidered. gown of white s Satin. Charmeuse cut entrain and trimmed with Duchess lace. She wore a. tulle Vel which was caught with 2 cep white roses with shower of white sweet peas. The bridesmaid was gowned in white embroidered net with trimming of pale blue satin with white picture hat trimmed in blue velvet and pink rose buds. She carried a bou.
 
 going away gown was blue with hat to match During the nuptial mass the Ave Maria was rendered by J. William Hayes at the offertory. The Altar and Sanctuary where the cere> mony was performed, were tastefully trimmed with white carnations, peon- ies ferns and smylax, while the altar of the Blessed Virgin Mary was es- pecially decorated in honor of the oc- casion the bride being prominent member of the, Children of Mary, so- 5ciety and one of the most highly re- speoted young ladies of St. Roses parish. The groom comes in for a large share of the community,s good will being we'll known as a Funeral Director and connected with the store Der of the Knights of Columbus, Or der of E1ks. F. of A.. and 8 popular member and officer in the local Hil1- side club. Following the church ser vices a reception was held at the home of the brides parents for the parties during which time an elabor ate luncheon was served. Guests were present from Bridgeport, Wa terbury. New Haven and Danbury. The happy couple departed mid show> CTS of confetti and old shoes by au- to late in the afternoon. Their honey moon trip will include Washington, D.. C., and Old Point Comfort. They will later be at home to their friendsI In the, Carley residence on Newtown St., which is being prepared for them. The good wishes of a host of friends are extended to the young couple An Aen- tire chamber filled with many hand- some and valuable gifts, consisting of silver, china, cut glass, linen, house furnishings of every conceivable kind as , wells as money bear testimony sof the popularity of both young people The groom presented the bride with a brooch set with diamonds and pearls and his best man; a signet ring ana to the ushers, stick pins. The brides gift sto the, groom was stick pin of pearls and diamonds and to the brides maid a sslavelier set with. amythist and pearls t.5e' sa.s5, 1sgS.':ys, s.5
 Miss Adele Knight Pyle of Bridge port is the guest. of her. grandmothe Mrs. F. D.sGros Claude at Sunset cot- tage. F~ .S.-. ,sts.ssz.3ss
 MT. and Mrs. George Carleys are en- tertaining Mrs. Martin and little daughter, Constance, of Brooklyn. } ss}s
 MT. and Mrs, Henry Moore spent Tuesday in Bridgeport. { .-g sst <. ss;sss@s-; @
 Frederick Cha anbers ,ssofa sWAterbury has been spending a., few days at his country home in Zoar.
 Attorney Charles G. Morris and at their. summer home in Hoar.
 Miss Lucy Wright of Boston has been the guest of ' her parents, Rev. and Mrs O. "A. Wright of Sandy Hook !. Miss Roberta Neville of Bridgeport has been spending some time with Miss Jessie M. TsYlor.
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