The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-21
MILFORD

Miss Margaret Frances Humphr eys, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George E. Humphreys of Edgewood park, and George Wilcox, Jr., son of MT. and were married on Saturday rafterno oon at o'clock in St. Peters Episcopal church by Rev. G. Everett Knoll meyer. The bride. was gowned in white satin with train, pearl trim mings, and veil of white tulle, and carried a shower bouquet of sweet peas.
 The maid of honor. was Miss Irene Lapp of Rochester, N. Y., an asso-, ciate of the bride at the Vineland, N.
 J.. school. She was dressed in pink | organdie, wearing a large black hat, and carried pink sweet peas
 The maids were Miss Janet Cheney,
 a, classmate of the bride in the Mil ford High school, class of 1915, and 1 Miss Evelyn Booth, a claSSmate at
 Anderson's school of New Haven, the 1 former wearing orchid organdie, and the latter yellow organdie, each car
 rying a basket Of sweet peas and roses.
 Alton Bedeau, a cousin of the bride,
 was the best man.
 The collection of presents is large, a great number of friends being rep
 resented. The deed of the house in lDarina place, where MT. Wilcox will take his bride at the conclusion of the honeymoon journey. presented by the father of the groom, leads the list in the matter of value; substantial
 check from Clark Wilcox; a beautiful
 clock from the father of the bride; pieces of cut glass, cutlery, porcelain,
 pictures, an electric toaster being not
 ed in a rapid view of the display; and
 a set of hand-painted dishes also oc- cupying a prominent place. The brides career through the td schools of Milford and since has been
 watched with interest and admiration
 by many friends and she has their : hearty good wishes. The bridegroom the son of one of the towns most substantial citizens, and promising to
 grow to the same honorable man . hood, also stands high among the young people of the community. The Milford ball team was trim
 med at North Haven, Saturday, by { score of to 3. Weddings necessi t tating the absence of valuable play CTS to attend as ushers, best men etc., broke up the usually effective battery and materially weakened : the locals, especially at the bat. 7 Miss Gertrude Augusta Smith daughter of Mrs. Eva Parker Smitl or MoT1Oen, d1ld fLODGIl 1. 3 kirk, son of MT. and Mrs. c. M : Hooghkirk, of Wharf street, Milford
 were married at 4:30 Sunday after :. noon at St. Peters Episcopal churc1 by Rev. G. Everett Knollmeyer. Tn a bride was dressed in white georgett
 1 with hat to match and carried
 >shower bouquet of white roses. He
 I sister as maid of honor wore 1aven
 der organdie with hat to match an
 carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds
 ! Stanley Hooghkirk, brother of tn
 1 bridegroom, was best man, and Johl \ Holloway and Harmon Smith seate ) the guests. There was no reception
 the couple starting upon their tri y soon after leaving the church. Nil and Mrs. Hooghkirk are standar o young people of the town, each wit f a large circle of friends who will re = joice with them and wish them a 6 manner of happiness. q Miss Mary V. Libby of Williams il burg, Pa, has been making a brie f visit at the home of her uncle O ', Gulf street after attending the com . mencement at WlelleSley.