The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-25
EHONEYMOONERS FIND
 FAIRFIELD JUST THE
 QUIETEST LITTLE PLACE
Wedding Of Popular Fairfield Young Lady On Saturday
 At St. PauEs.
Rv Our Special correspondent.,

E
 [ Fairfield. Sept. 25-Ofiss Katheryne
 FMcCanrey, daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 f0dichael McCafrey of Marine avenue Twill become the bride on Saturday of EAdr- Carl Albert Schneider of Allen
 kfown, Pa, son of MT. and Mrs. AL
 Ebert F. Schneider of Plain1eld, N. J. FThe ceremony will be performed at St. tRau1's Episcopal church at o'clock kby the rector. Arch Deacon Rev AL Hen E. Beeman- Attending the bride
 will be her sister, Mrs. Oliver B. Pat Eterson, while Carl J. Scnaus, of Schnec- stady, N. Y, will be the best-man. ! Many invitations have been issued l4or the church ceremony, though the knuptials will be quite simple and only ffhe Episcopal service will be read. The bride-to-be will be married in Ia blue travelling suit and will wear la blue hat with blue plumes to match EEhe will carry a bouquet of lilies of rthe valley. The maid of honor will salso wear blue of a lighter shade with Ehat to match. and will ~carry Taft Froses-
 Following the nuptials there will be aR reception and wedding breakfast at 1.-the home of the brides parents in Marine avenue which will be attend led by both families and a few in tfimate friends. Early in the evening the young couple will depart on their Honeymoon the destination of which kthey have not declared. After the
 "trip they will reside in Allentown. The e-to-be is one of the best
 aznown Of Fairheld's young ladies. She
 is soloist of repute and has sung in
 many church quartets, her last en- fgagement being with the Trinity Epis- fcopal church qUertet of Westport. lPrior to that time she has been with lGreens Farms Congregational and St. lPauFs quartets. Until recently she Ehas been the assistant cashier of the EConnecticut company at it's offices in Bridgeport The groom is a graduate of the en- sEineering department of Columbia l fUniversity receiving his degree of Electrical engineer in~1906. Since grad | F1ation he has been connected with | the Ford, Bacon & Davis Engineer ling company of New York and is now l EAIIentown offices. He is member l
 of the Engineers Club of New York. | The young couple have been the re- l ripients of many useful and costly |
 gifts. Miss McCamrey was the first presi- | Eent of the Fairfield Girls Club, in | kact was one of the leading spirits 1 an the formation of that organiza- | 6ion. The members of this club with | others rendered her a farewell party | At her home last Friday evening.
 Fairfield at one time enjoyed the hname of being somewhat of a. Gretna
 Green but since the new law went Unto effect requiring that out of town
 residents must give a five days mo- Rice before'a license for marriage could
 be issued, happenings in the marriage Anart here fell away. But now Fair
 held Is fast developing fame for honey Enooners- Those in the big towns con- bYder that Fairfield is just the grand
 est little place to slip into unnoticed hnd while away those big blissful
 honeymooning days. There have been hr1ry honeymooners come here but none Mnder such different circumstances as
 Ehe two couples who are stopping at IRhe Ivy Hotel on the beach. They hre pr. and Mrs. Bertram Teed hrouIkes Of Orange. N. J. and Mir and Hrs. William Banks of Newark, N J. l News of a double e1opement which, Rock place Saturday, has come as a hurprise to their friends in the New Hereev towns who had arranged to Intend the weddings of the two cou- ples. The first wedding that of Miss hsafdie Schaeffer of Newark and Dr. hroullxes was to have taken place Mon Bay The second was to have beer khat of Miss Lillian Sanhhusen and hEr. Banks, bogk Of xTewarR- MT Banks
 s cousin of Miss Schaef1er, now Mrs. 1ForIxes The four decided that they hid not want the fuss, of elaborate awedcings go they went to the min 4&.er in Newark on Saturday and then rane right away to Fairfield beach Now they are having a good laugh bn the joke they pulled on their erfends-t
 William Fl. Whal1ey, perhaps the ( rsdest resid2Rk of the town is dead at his home fF FEburch street. He was bout s5 years 6 age, though his ex- act age fs in doukA His widow sur l wives him. He had been a resident [ n@ Ezasmamz6s GnE sxnaux-EAar and Mas !