The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-01
SILlfRIAN-BEACH
Society Throng at Trinity. Epis- copaI Church Will Wit ness Brilliant Ceremony
 Tonight. I

Tonight.
 Just asA the six o'clock bells are ringing their 1oudeBt this evening Old Trinity church, at Fairfield avenue and Broad street, will be the scene of a brilliant wedding. Here, amid a gathering of over 500 friends and rel atives. Miss Dorothy Marie Beach and Frederick Richmond Si1liman will take the vows which sbind forever"
 Rev. Charles Boylston of Riverside,s a particular friend of the family. will perform the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Clinton w. Areson, rector of Trinity church.
 Rose color, not nell rose, nor cerise but that rich, true shade of rose, and white is to be the color scheme of the wedding.
 The brides gown is of white princess satin trimmed with duchess lace and draped with ninon which is hand-em- brofdered in seed pearls She will wear orange blossoms, veil and a cap, trimmed with the duchess lace and hand-enabr dered with the seed pearls This pearl embroidery on the gown and cap is in a sweet-pea design to correspond with the flowers which the bridesmaids will carry. Her bou- quet will be shower of orchids, li1- ies of the valley, and white roses. Her only ornament wiHzbe the gift of the brfdegroom, large, handsome plati- mum crescent brooch, set with dia- mondS of graduating sizes.
 The maid of honor, Miss Clara Mix. is to wear rose colored charmeuse, draped with white shadow lace and carry a shower bouquet of green or chids and white roses.
 There will be four bridesmaids, the Misses Leila Gregory, Mildred Line burgh, Florence Sterns and Grace Hall.
 Their gowns will be of rose co1ored silk marquisette over white brocad- ed charnleuse and they will carry shower bouquets of mottled pink and white sweet peas. Instead of a hat each will wear an arrangement of tulle in the hair.
 Two little cousins of the bride, John Tousey and Esther TrumbuH of Plain vile, will be page and flower girl
 Their costumes will be of white silk while the sashes and also the ribbons of the little girl, will be of. the rose color to carry out the color scheme. Each will carry basket of the pink and white sweet peas.
 The bride will be given away by her. father, Frederick F. Beach.
 The best man is to be Ralph M. Sperry and the ushers, John T. Ster- ling, Jr., Earle Lewis, Earle Garlick, and pr. George Garlick of Providehce, R. I.
 About 15O have been bidden to the reception which will be held inme- diateIy after the ceremony at the Beach home, 3166 Main street.
 The Christmas greens with which the church is now decorated will be used for the wedding.
 Masses of Southern smilax which have been added, will twine the altar rail and Iningle with the laurel in all places where such decorations are possible. The altar itself will be cow cred with pink Killarney roses and on aif f7 and ferns. At each pew will be a large bouquet of pink carnations.
 At the house the decorations will correspond with those at the church. Southern snilax and laurel twining the stair rai1ings, a banking of palms and ferns where the young couple will receive and pink carnations in all pos sib1e places. The table will be cov- cred with pink Killarney roses. James Horan & Sons, the florists, have charge of all the floral decorations and bou- quets.
 For fialf hour before the we'd ding there will be an organ recital sby Chester Harrison. Included on the program which he will play are:
 oreSque-Dvorak.
 The Rosary-Neyin
 To the Evening Star-Wagner.
 SpEIng-Grieg
 Spring Song-MendeIssoh
 The usual wedding marches, the one from sssLohengrin, and MendeIssohn's s Wedding March will be used for the ceremony.
 The bridegroomss gift to the. bride was platinum and diamond cres- cent pin, while her gift to him was a pair of diamond studded cuff-links. 5
 MT. Sillinan presented his best man and each of the ushers with suit case umbrellas of silk.
 Miss Beach gave her maid of honor a chased gold pin, set with pearls and eurquofse. Tie brfdesnaids each re- ceived chased gold crescent. pin set with a pearl.
 The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Beach, of 3166 Main street. MT. Si1liman, who is a we'll known young business man of this city. is president of the Silliman Godfrey Co.,, and vice president of the David B. Crockett Go.
 MT. and Mrs. Sillinan will leave inn mediately after the reception for a wedding trip for three or four weeks On their return they will live at the former home of Mrs. Thomas Mac Donald, 1890 Fairfield avenue, which they have leased. They are planning to have "at home days in April probably the 14th and 21st.
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