The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-26
Christmas Chimes
 Prove Wedding
 Bells For Couples

Christmas bells proved also we'd d1ng bells in a number of instances yesterday, and stra4ns of "Heieh ho! sing neigh ho! unto the green hoIlyp' In1ngled with those of Here comes the bride" as Yu1etide festivities vied with the merry-makine of the we'd ding.
 JENNINGS
 At half-past six o'clock last eveninp Mss Francis Elizabeth Coons and MT Robert J. Jennings were united in marriage at the home of the bride 7es MapIeWood avenue, by the Rev. T T. Snavely, rector of Grace Methodist Episcopal church
 Ihe bride wore a beautiful white orocade gown cut en train and carried a huge bouquet Of brides roses. Or ange blossoms were arranged in her hair. The bridesmaid, Miss Clara. Ro- Weu' wore white voile and carried pink roses.
 MT. Jennings had as his best man. Charles A. Coons, brother of the bride
 The house was prettiIy decorated with Christmas greens. The supper room was in pink. The guests were limited to some 25 or 30 intimate friends and relatives Of the youne people.
 Christmas marked not only her oun wedding day for the bride. but also the 25th anniversary of her parents, wedding.
 Many beautiful presents were re- ce1ved by the young couple. The pride, who was formerly employed in the electrical defartment of the American Graphophone Co.,, is inc daughter of MT and Mrs. Charles H. Coons of 762 MapIewood avenue MT Jennings is from Fairfield. On their. return from the honeymoon MT. and Mrs Jennings will reside in Fairfield where the groom is m the dairy busi- ness.
 SPENCE+GoLLER.
 Miss Pauline D. Golfer of 46 Hayes street, this city, and MT. George Fl Spence of New Haven were quietly married at Il o'c1ocK yesterday morn ing by the Rev. A. C. Thompson, rec tor of the Immanue1 Baptist church, at his own home on South avenue MT. and Mrs. W. H. TerriIl, sister and brother-in-law of the bride st- tended them. The bride wore a be- coming travelling suit with a hat to match A number Of pretty gifts were received by the young couple
 MT. and Mrs. Spence will reside in New Haven where MT Spence is em- ployed at the Winchester Repeating Arms Go.
 BANKS
 At one o'clock yesterday afternoon. Miss Viola M. Graham and MT. Ar thur l.. Banks were united in mar r1age at the home of the bride 289 Black Rock avenue. The Rev Will liam H. Jepson. rector of St. Luke's Episcopal church, performed the cer- emony- The bride wore a pretty white voi1e dress with lace trirnnin gs. The young people were attended by Miss Hazel Bennett as bridesmaid and AL bert D. CaWthra as pest man Only the intimate friends and relatives of the contracting parSieS were present.
 On returning from the wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Banks will live with the parents of the groom, MT. and Mrs J ohm w. Banks. of PAS Federal street Many pretty gifts were received by the young couple.
 The bride was formerly employed at Kresge's Five and Ten Cent store. MT. Banks is-a musician of ability.
 HEELER-LEWIS
 At four o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss Edna May Lew1S and MT Will liam B. Wheeler were united in mar riage at the home of the bride, 286 Grant street. Brother A. Settle of the Church of Christ performed the cer- emony. MT. Wheeler is of Stratford. 1,14A 1101anI< cA11nIa will reside with thA