The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-09
NARAMoRECoGIIL.

As inc clock is striking 6:30 this eve- ming, a bridal party will proceed up the aisle of the Olivet Congregat1ona4 church for the nuptia1 ceremony which will make Miss Margaretta Fea[l " " gill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Leander Cogi l, the wife of MT. Stuart Naranore, son of Mrs. Emma J. Nara more
 The Rev. George o. Tamiblyn, will perform the ceremony in the presence of some 500 invited guests. Miss Vera Broad is to be maid of honor, the Misses Bessie Welles and Mildred Smith. a. cousin of the bride, are to attend as bridesmaids. Little Lillian Cog.u, the brides small sister, will be
 MT. Naramore will be attended by Harris O'Brien, as best man, while Kenneth Keifer, Raymond Jones, Earl Naramore, a brother Of the groom, and Gordon Price. of Newark N. J., will be usherg.
 The church decorations are to be carried out in green and white, quanti- ties of marguerites being used with the greeneries in every possible nook and corner. A program of suitable music will be played by Chester liar rison, proceeding the cereAony. The brides gown is of white char mouse, cut en train, and trimmed with Chantilly lace. The bodice is embel- lished with the lace and pearl beads, while a banding of the lace orna-. ments the skirt and is draped in the front with orange blossoms. Her long tulle veil will fall from a cap of the tuIIe overlaid with Duchess lace. Miss Cogil1 will wear a. 1avalliere of saphires and pearls, the gift of the groom. Her bouquet will be of white roses with a shower of lilies of the valley.
 The gown of the maid of honor is of pink cl1armeuse cut en train. with a. bodice of lace. She will carry an arm bouquet of pink roses and ferns The two brides maids will be gowned ina Dale blue taffeta. ofiunced with Or liental lace, with pearl trimmings and with girdIes of moire silk. They will carry arm bouquets of pink and white roses. The flower girl is to wear a frock of shadow lace over a slip of pink silk. Mrs. Cogi1Is gown is of green crepe meteor with shadow lace and embroidered with gold and trim med with go beads. Mrs. Nara more's gown is of lavender silk draped with black lace and trimmed with jet.
 Following the ceremony there will be a reception at the home of the brides parents, 419 Mill Hill avenue, to which some 10 guests have been invited. Pink and green will be the color scheme in the home, carried out by the use of quantities of pink roses and by green cries. The newly married couple will receive in the music room, before a bank of palms. snf1ax, bay trees and palms will be used in profusion. The orchestra will be hidden behind bank of the greeneries and roses. A large basket of the roses will occupy the center of the dining table.
 The destination of their wedding trip has been kept a secret. The brides traveling costume is of reseda green garbardine, trimmed with moire silk of the same shade and color of white silk. Her black hat is trimmed with green and white flowers and whit e plumes. On their return from their honeymoon, the young couple will well come their friends at 66 Rose street, where the groom has furnished a charming little home for his bride They. have received a great number Of beautiful and valuable gifts, also sev- eral substantial checks.
 Miss Cogill's father is president of the Coulter and Mackenzie Machine Go, and a former president of the Fire Board, also a leading member of the Masonic order. She attended the local High school for two years with the class of 1912, leaving to enter the Yale Music school from which she was graduated with this years class Mr Naramore was graduated from Shef- field Scientific school with the class Of 1912 He Is now a mechanical engineer with the Union Metallic Cartridge Coz