The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
HUBBELL- HUGHES WEDDING
 A FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS
EVENT IN CHURCH AND HOUSE TONIGHT MARKED BY FLOR
 AL TRIBUTE.
Grandfather of Bride to Officiate- Elaborate Reception To
 Follow.

In the South Congregational church this evening Miss Marion Louise Hub bell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. C. G. HubbelL of 179 West avenue, will be- come the bride ofMr. John GiddinEs Hughes, of Washington avenue The ceremony will be performed by Rev. J. c. Emery, of Blackstone, Mass, the grandfather of the bride.
 The church and the house on West avenue have been Beautifully, 0ecora- ted for the wedding, James Horan & son attending to all this work as well as at the work Of making the bou- quets for the members of the bridal party. At the church there is a bank ing of bay trees. Boston ferns and palms reaching up to the top of the choir loft, completely covering the end of the church in a mass of greens Right in front of the altar there is an arch about fifteen feet high. made of wire work covered with laurel from which is suspended a floral umbrella of smilax and rose pink carnations. The ceremony will be performed be- meath this canopy.
 Pedestals standing five feet high. covered with carnations and sweet peas are arranged in the body Of the church, and ribbons are draped from pillar to pillar. making a very pretty effect. There are two aisleS in the church, and it is planned to have the bridal party consisting of the bride, groom, maid of honor, best man, bride sn1aids and flower girls pass down one of these adsles and back the other.
 Miss Helen T. stagg will be the maid of honor and the bride smaids will be Miss Margaret Hughes, Miss Marguerite Hubbe11, Miss Ethel Btu chanan and Miss Augusta Kifnber The little flower girls, nine in number, will st1,ew sweet peas along the ais1es in front of the bride and groom. The flower girls are the Misses Virginia Anderson, Florence Goldman, Betty Nethercut, Louise Haviland. Susan Jennings. Elizabeth Pullman. Helen F'Iansborough and Rowena Woods. The best man will be George D. Hugh es, brother of the groom, and the u1shers Edward Barlow, William Still man, Charles H. D. KelloggbJr and Howard E. HubbeI1.
 The bride will wear a white char mouse gown with bodice and sleeves of Bohemian lace and court train. Her veil will be Of tII1le frilled at the crown. She win carry a shower bou- valley. The maid of honor win carry bouquets of marguerites and sweet peas.
 After the ceremony at the church. reception will be held at the home of the brides parents. The house has been CQdTm1nSIy 0oCOrdISo WILL 1I1d4O- en hair fern, sni1ax, palms and cut flowers, and the orch hestra will be hid den behind a bank of palms on the front piazza. Pink Killarney roses are to be used for a centerpiece on the dining room table. For a wealth of floral decorations this wedding will surpass any that have been held in Bridgeport so far this season.
 Both Miss Hubbel and Mir Hughes are Bridgeport high school graduates, and the groom is an a1I1rnnus of Yale. He at present holds a position as chemist with the Crane Valve com pany Both young people are well known and popular in social circles in Bridgeport. On returning from their honeymoon they will reside at 34 Lenox avenue, this city.