The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-18
BALDWlN-BARTtETT NuPTIAlS ATTRACT
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Wedding Arrangements For Christ Church, Stratford,
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 ,16 tripie significance because Of the prouuinence of the bride and groom ; 4hs fact that the full choir of Christ church, Stratford, will make its first appearance in vestments and that the wedding will be one of the most artis- ticany beautiful held in this vicinity dn some time, is the marriage of Miss RutK Bartlett, daughter of Mrs Henry Clay Tartlett of Stratford, and MT. T1llard Clinton Baldwin, son of Mrs G Una Baldwin, which will take place at o'clock tonight in Christ church. Miss Bartlett has been organist of the church for the last three years and in that capacity has instructed the cholr.
 Because a new chance1 has been built into the church and the building h-.s been otherwise enlarged. vested choir will now sing at the services there It is with much pleasure that the members of the choir anticipate their first appearance In vestments at tho wedding of their organtst and leader.
 cev. c. c. Kennedy, rector. will per- form the ceremony, using the single ring service Miss Bartlett will be at tended by Mrs. Kingsley B. Hill at matrons of honor, and by the Misses Florence Eccles and; Florence Jenks. of Waterbury, Eleanor Kinscera Of Bridgeport and Ethel Rugg of Strat- ford, as bridesmaids.
 Kingsley B. Hin will be the best man and the ushers will include Henry c. Meachern, Frederick A. Aufford, and Carleton Bartlett, nephew of the bride, and c. Ernest Baldwin, of Milford4 brother of the groom.
 Miss Bartlett will wear a handsome gown of Georgette crepe. Chantilly lace and satin. The gown will be full and short, and fashioned from the lace and crepe. A train of the satin will fan from the shoulders. The veil, of tu1le, win fall from a band of the name material, which win be- loosely twisted about the hai- Her bouquet win be of brides roses with shower of lilies of the valley and rosebuds.
 Mrs. Hil1 will wear whita pussy willow taffeta made with a full gath cred skirt and having bolero faced with yellow. The gown will be hand .somely trimmed with silver lace and the tulle bodice with it's square neck will have a, gimpe of the lace. She will carry an armful of yellow chry- fsanthemums and will wear cluster of silver rosebuds on her head.t
 1he four bridesmaids will jwear gowns of silver cloth having double box pleats, to form panels. The gowns arc cut in the empire style. -And Ahe short bodices arel Of tulle. Two of the gowns will have pointed shoul- der capes of pink chiffon and two Of lavender chiffon. The bridesmaid win wear silver chrysanthemums in their hair and will carry armfuls of Lavender pink chrysanthemums.
 The church will be decorated with palms and ferns, forming a screen before the chancel and white cosmos will be placed in the altar vases.
 Mrz. Elmer T.3Beardsley will pre- side at the organ during the wedding. The choir will enter the church be- fore the bridal party, singing the pro- cessional ''The Voice that Breathes Ger Eden," as it marches up the aisle. When the choir members have taken their places in the chancel they wHl begin to sing an adaptation of the Woddfng march from Lohengrin which win signal the approach of the wed- ding party. During the' giving of the QOtn, Iuo CAoI VIII oine v IoiAoCe Love" -
 At the conclusion of tn. ceremony there will be a small reception to the members of the immediate families and the wedding party at the home of the brides sister. Mrs. Ernest H. Reed. 500 Huntington road. The . bride and groom will leave later in the evening on a wedding trip, the destination of which is being kept a secret The bride will travel in fur trimmed tailored costume of African brown with a hat of the same shade of velyea ornamented with fur and gold braiding.
 When they return, the young cou- pie will reside at Ferry Boulevard and Riyeryiew place where they will be at home after December 1.N.
 Miss Bartlett is exceedingly popular in Waterbury where she formerly iv- ed and where she was graduated from the high school, aS<well as in this city and Stratford In addition to her duties as organist> of Christ church she instructed a large class of pupils in the art of piano playing. She is member of the Wednesday, Musical club. the Bridgeport Oratorio society and the Music Study club of this city.
 MT. Baldwin, who is with the Sing CT Manufacturing Co. of this city, is likewise popular here as well as ir 6tratford.
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