The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-19
MISS M. LESSER
 TO WE'D MONDAY
Daughter of a Prominent Bridgeport Family to
 Marry New York Man


 At s12 o'clock, noon, on Monday, Miss Marjorie Lesser, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eli L.. Lesser, and MT. Albert Steinfeld of New York, will be united in marriage at the home of the brides parents, 94 Hlmwood place. Because of the recent death of MT. Steinfeld's sister, the elaborate wedding, origin ally planned, had to be abandoned and the nuptials on Monday will be car ried out in the simplest fashion possi- ble, with only the immediate relatives and friends of the young couple in Park avenue temple of which the. brides family have always been prom inent members, will perform the 4cere- mony.
 Miss sLesser's bridal costume iss of white gros de lain, fashioned with a caded silver Her veil of sheerest tulle will fall to the hem of the skirt in the front and will form a long train in the back. It will be simply caught to the head with 8 band of silver. The beautiful costume, which is unusual bride-elect by a Paris designer. vis- iting in this country. Her bouquet IS to be of pink tinted orchids with 8 shower of lilies of the valley.
 Mrs. Mortimer Mayer of New York will be Miss Isesserss only. attendant.
 
 and she will carry an armful of Taft roses.
 MT. steinfeld will be attended by Monte Mendelson of New York.
 The wedding ring is exceedingly handsome and unusual It is a p1a- tinum circlette, set with diamonds. the precious stones continuing about the circle. The names of +FA bride and groom and the date are inscribed, on the. band.
 An orchestra will play the usual wedding marches proceeding and at the conclusion of the ceremony.
 Under the efficient direction of Rob- ert H. Hawkins, the local florist, the house will be beautifully decorated with color scheme of pink and green. The reception hall and wide colonial staircase will be banked and mingled in which will be pink roses and pink ribbon.
 The ceremony will be performed be- fore large bank of palms and sruilax in the east parIor, and srni1ax ropings will be profusely used about the pill lars and on the walls of the room.
 A caterer from New York will serve the breakfast which wilN follow the ceremony immediately. The tables in the dining room will be sarfanged to form. the letter seTS' and 6 bridal basket, filled with white roses will be placed before the bride. At either of the other ends of the table will be baskets Of the pink roses and maiden hair fern, while other roses and fern will be asrtistically scattered about the table.
 The young couple will leave after the breakfast for a wedding trip to Hot Springs, Va, where they expect to sojourn for some time. zsThe bride will travel in a costume of midnight blue with a hat of 8 corresp onding shade.
 Miss Lesser has always been con sidered one of the most beautiful and charming young women of the city. She is a. graduate of the local High school but has spent little of her time in Bridgeport for the past several years. She is granddaughter Of the late Bernhard Klein. one of the pioneer merchants of the city, and is a member of one of the most pronni- nent Jewish families of Bridgeport.
 MT. Steinfe1d who is 8 graduate OF Columbia. university with~the class of 1907 is in partnership with his broth- CT in the large wholesale dry goods house of that name in New Y ork.
 The young couple have received many exceedingly handsome valuable wedding gifts from their numerous friends. They are to live in New ' orl, at BIO West 94th. street. until their new apartment is ready for them.