The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-30
CHRISTIE-WILS0 WEDDING TAXES
 PLACE TONIGHT
Marriage Ceremony Will Be Performed at Park St.
 Church.

Frances Booth, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lynn w. Wilson, win be married to MT. Kenneth Davidson Christie, at Park Street Congregation al church at 6:30 this evening.
 The arrangements will be carried out as planned, except that Clifford Walton Shaw, cousin of the bride, who had recently returned from the Mexican border, received orders to join the colors, and left this morning to take his place in Go. B, Fourth United States and soon to go to France. MT. Robert c. Ki1oh, West Orange, N. J., a. cousin of the groom, will be best man.
 Because of the war, and the num- Der of relatives of the bride and groom who are on the way to the front, the wedding celebration will be of the simplest.
 The church is decorated with palms and bay. MT. Clayton Stevens, the we'll known organist, renders a re- cital, which will include .''Triumphal March, Dubois, "Serenade," Pierre;
 'To the Evening Star,'' Wagner;
 'eNocturne,'' Miller; "Elsie's Bridal Procession" from Lohengrin; an Off, retory in E Flat, Wely. Mrs. Charles Hall will sing De Koven's 70, Promise Me"
 During the ceremony MT. Stevens will play 70, Perfect Love" Miss
 Helen Clark is maid of honor. The bridesmaids are Miss, Winifred LaVoy Caldwell of Glen Ridge, N. J., and Miss Alice AIthea Shaw, of West Haven,
 cousins of the bride. he hr-id d-,l J,oxy fJ,o
 usual form. Troth will be plighted with two rings.
 The bride will wear an over-dress of white satin and embroidered tis- sue, with train and pearl trimmings, a vef1 of illusion, caught with orange blossoms, and coronet of old lace, which was worn by her great, great grandfather, at her wedding. The bride will carry a shower bouquet of roses.
 The maid Of honor will wear a peach blossom taffeta, trimmed with delicate green and silver lace with i picture hat to match. Miss Caldwell will wear a lavender costume gown trimmed with corn col
 or silk and silver lace. with picture hat to match.
 Miss Shaw will wear delicate green taffeta gown; trimmed with peach blossoms and silver lace, with picture hat to match. The maid of honor and bridesmaids | will carry shower bouquets of sweet peas. in shades corresponding to their | gowns. The ushers at the church will be l MT. Curtis A.. Wilson, brother of the bride; MT. Donald c. Root, MT. T. Edward Shaw and MT. William S
 Kiloh. of West Orange, N. J., cousin
 of the groom.
 l The ushers at the home will be Ndr. Daniel I. McNamara and MT. Ed \ win c. Gaynor, of Stratford. l There will be- a reception at the
 home of the brides parents, 585 Will I lime street, for the relatives and i'm. mediate friends.
 Among the wedding gifts is a ma hogany breakfast table, which was a part of the wedding outfit of Eliza
 beth Pond Coggleshal1 Peckham o1
 Milford; a great -grandmother of the l bride
 Bride and groom are graduates o1 l Bridgeport High school Both are well known to a large circle o1 younger people. The groom is the sor i of MT. James Christie, superintendent of the West End post office.
 After the wedding trip MT, and Mrs I Christie will be at home to theil friends at their residence in Park nv
 enue.