The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-10
MAYOR WILSON QUIETLY WEEDS
 HARTFORD GIRL
NuptiaIs SoIemnized at St. NEary's Rectory, Milford,
 This Morning.
ARE NOW IN BOSTON
 ON THEIR HONEYMOON
Bride is Miss Anastasia c. Dor sey. Well Known in Capital
 Social Circles.

Shortly before S.50 Q CLOCK enls ftaorndng big automobile halted in zs1,f ,f sf. Afaryss lR CD rectory fac ing the old Green in Milford. MunAed e5n in furs and overcoats, these pass e1gers aligfted and entereW the rec. torys - port lieutenant -sovernor-eleet Of cor- Mss Mss Anastasia C. Dorsey. daughter nf Mrs. Mary D. Dorsey Of Hartford, and Laurel Beech.
 Mrs Joseph Wilibrand of New York; hEr Charles Dorsey and MT. osepn. Dorsey, Of Hartford-
 sTrvenfv minutes later the door of Hhe rectory opened again, and the Ioi- lowing passengers filed back into their. waiting a1itoIno bi1e.s
 Mayor and Adrs Clifford B. Wilson Mrs Joseph Willbrand, of New York; hEr Charles Dorsey and Mir. Joseph Dorsey of Hartford
 The automobile slierted away Tn c1oud of dust and Milford never knew the astounding news that was to be r,urveved to the reporters at city hall an Bridgeport at 10 o'clock At that -four Miss Nan Fay. secretary to the mayor. gave each newspaper 2 nrleI hnnouncen1ent to this effect:
 Mayor Clifford B. Wilson and Miss Anastasia e. Dorsey, daughter of Mrs Mary D. Dorsey of Laurel Beach, were married at St. NFary's rectory, Milford. this morning by the Rev Peter H. Mc- Clean, pastor of St. Marys Roman Eatholic church "
 Thatse all there was to it. The mayor had quietly lfsauk away and was we'll on his Honeymoon before Bridzeporf .ttumbhed- " Soon after hHdss Fsav handed out the news bune- tin Nat city hall, reporters got busy but they soon found that the mayor had covered his trail with much the bame secrecy that had marked the nup- H5al arrangements.
 ssrI,ess rr,5vor was married this morn angsstsz was th c most news that relatives fr close friends would offsES1F sse
 Mayor and Mrs wilson are now on their ways to Boston, where their honeynoon will be spent. They and ake bridal party went from St Mary's s aectory to New Haven where as wed- ding breakfast was served. the mayor and his bride leaving inamedia tely af- rewards for Boston On their re- 6urn, they will reside at the mayors home in Poplar street
 The ceremony was witnessed only by khe brides sister Mrs. Joseph Will brand. and her two brothers, Charles and Joseph. None of the mayors
 It was learned today that Miss Dor sessA nBagement to Mayor Wilson was Informally announced to few friends in Hartford Last summer Il K9QL SSGI9E 4oTSs now NeN01'ss s<111C 1ew knew that the mayor had beer winged by the greatest little bow-and- arrow shot of them all.
 The bride formerly resided in Mid. aletown with her mother, and nor. recently removed to Hartford wher. she conducted dancing class among Enc elite Of the capital She is a grad uate Of Dr. Arno1d's School of Gym. nastics, New Haven, and was pupil of Louis Chalis, noted dancing onas- Ter in New York.
 h Hartford, she resided with hel mother in Vernon street, and wa prominent in social events of that city dast year she took an active part 1T Mae production Of an "Oriental BaH' for charity that won her much credi ahFougho4lt the state.
 She also was an instructor in dane 5ug and gymnasium work at Mt sf Uosephss Seminary for Garas, in Hart Eord-
 The Dorseys have a home at Laure Beach and are prominent in the so cia1 activities Of the summer colon. N4here- They have kept the Laure Beach hqRne open this late in the year en anticipation of the ceremony to day
 Mayor Wilson. is the son of Mrs Mary B. Wilson. "A sister Of his wa, married a little more than a year az to Attorney Robert G. DeForest wit Enuch the same secrecy that Tnarke. Hhe nuptials today.