The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-28

The Jesse Lee M E. church in HAS nox1 was the scene of large and beau Hiful welding at 1 o'clock this after noon when Miss Mabel Clara Marsh, naanghter of MT. and Mrs. EsdNvaro H Marsh, of Sport Hill, became tne son of AIrs Depsey SeeIey- The Rev IA M. Eavieson. pastor Of the church. k9erfo4mned the ceremony in the pres lence Of some 2e0 invited guests. ne ehurch was en1l3ovvered with Yvnate ehrysanth nthennumss palms, pay trses and other greeneries.
 The bride, who was given away py her father was attended by her sls- Ter, Mrs. Harry Escott. as matron or honor waldbe Miss Agnes L. Seeley' sister of the groom, and Miss F1oL'encs l M Burge5s, a cousin of the bride were bridesnaaids- Little Miss Na- Naiie Beach Marsh, another cousin or 4he bride, was flower girl
 William T. SeeEey was his brothers rroonnsnnax1, and the ushers were Harry E E.se,ffs Fred s. Seeley, also brother of the groom, Charles T. Brew er and Henry T. Douglass Miss Lucy. Ddsbrow played an appropriate piano soroezran1 preceding and during the ceremony, with the usual processloIlal and recessfona1 wedding marches.
 The brides gown was of white satin .s,1t en train. and ornamented with pearl landings and Chantilly lace. fne skirt had deep houncings of white chiffon and the lace. A cap, edgeo a1llle completed her costume Her >bou- x1uet was of white roses with show er of Allies of the valley
 Mrs Escotf wore nile green crepe de chine, cut en train, with trimmings lef pearl and Of Chantilly lace A 1sastle cap of lace and pearls covered her hair Her arm bouquet was Of white caarysanthenums tied with the chiffon ribbon. The bridesmaids wore pink crepe de chine with shadow lace and opa1escent trimming. Their caps and bouquets were similar to those of tFls I1aAron Of honor. The flower girl sxglao was goNned in pink silk and lace, carried a basket of pink snap drag oTas James Horan & Son of this city, co1uposed the wedding bouquets
 A wedding luncheon was served at stfpe home of the brides parents which was followed by a reception to ssl'rne 100 invited guests The recep tion room was decorated with chrysanthe- rrarrlas and greeneTIes, while the dining room, where the wedding luncheon was served, was ornamented with pink Killarney roses and ferns. Pink chrys- antEen1mns were used throughout the other parts Of the house
 The eroomis gift to the bride was a pearl crescent in a platinum set ting while her gift to him was a diamond centered tie clasp The ma.- Hron of honor was remembered with a brooch set with pearls and sap phires, the bridesmaids with friend ship circles and the flower girl with \ a bar pin. / The groom presented the ushers with monogramed tie clasps
 After a wedding trip, the destination of which they refused to divulge, MT, and Mrs Seeley will live in the newly built home in Sport Htn, which the groom has had fitted up for his bride Both young people who have always resided in Easton. where they are very popular, are well known in Bridgeport The guests at the wedding included friends from Bridgeport, New Jersey Shelton, Monroe and Hartford.
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 Miss Clara Wentworth Mix, daugh- fer Of MT. and Mrs XVm- King Mix of 3265 Main street, and MT. Earl Ray Lewis will be married at o'clock this evening at the O1fvet Congregations. church by the Rev. George O. Tam- blyn, pastor of the church
 The bride will be attended bys two n1natrons of honor, Mrs Frederick R SilH7ran an intimate friend, and Mrs groom, and by two maids of honor Miss Bessie Porter Rose and Miss Gladys Irene WheeIoclx of Brook1ipe Mass. Miss Louise Moulton, tht small daughter of Mir. and Mrs AEvfr D. Moulton of 31S0 Main street, vii be the flower girl.
 The bride, who will be given away by her father, will wear a costuIns of white satin, cut en train Hea veil and cap which is of Rose Point was designed and made by her moth er Her bouquet will be of white roses with a shower of lilies of tn. valley.
 Mrs. Silinnans gown is of whit. crepe meteor with net fri1lings, whik Mrs. KeeIer will be gowned in gellov crepe meteor with net houneings. Miss Rose will wear white with pink trim innings and Miss Wheelock yellow witt touches of blue Mrs. Mix. the moth CT of the bride will be attired in cora crepe meteor ornamented with 1ac while Mrs Willis c. Lewis. n1othe of the groom. will wear lavendar crep,