The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-14
FINE-DWORKEN
 WEDDING IS
 PRETTY EVENT

l A picturesque wedding took place Sunday evening at 6:30 in the ChaIif 1 sttudio in New York city when Miss Minnie Eakin Dworken, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Lyman Dworken or La. fayette street, this city, became rhe bride of George Fine. a diamond i'm. porter of New York city. Over 200 local guesst were present
 Before the ceremony Samuel Wolf, of New York, tenor. sang 70 Promise Me-" and as a processional the "Bri- da1 Chor4s'' from eLohengrin'' was played by an orchestra.
 Tie procession was led by the five ushers, J. Maitland Goddard. Samuel Marcus, Louis Levenson, Gustave Da- vidson, and Felix Block, all of whom were, classmates of MT. Fine at New 9 York University, The ushers were Miss EsteiIe Bernstein. Miss Adelaide e Zeigler. Miss Lillian Kline, all of this city, and Miss Fannie Aarons. The girls wore gowns of silver and chiffon Which shaded from peach to maize color. On their heads they wore Hindu band of braided silver, and carried shepherds crooks, the ham, dies of which large bouquets of CT enid chrysanthemums tied with or enid chiffon were attached.
 The little flower girls Sylvia Cantor and Rota Elaine Dworken, wore frocks of pink chiffon, and carried baskets of rose petals The bride maid of honor She was attired in a handsome gown of orange blossom velvet trimmed with pearls and wore R metallic cloth headdress. Her bou- quet was of Aaron Ward roses.
 Just proceeding the bride was her sister, Mrs. Nathan Zommick, the ma- tron of honor. Mrs. Zomninck was gowned in orchid velvet beaded in the sa me color and fashioned with a draped skirt. She carried yellow roses.
 As the bride entered the room on the arm of her father, the bridesmaids raised their crooks to form an arch through which she passed. Miss DwcrlSen was a most charming bride in gown of duchess lace and chif ion. The dress was made with eight panels of lace which were caught in such way as to form a girdle. A veil of duchess lace fell from a cornet of pearls. She carried a bouquet of brides roses and orchids. The ceremony was performed under an arch of white chrysanthe mums
 Following the ceremony a large re- ception was held. This morning MT. and Mrs. Fine sailed on the Aquitania for six months honeymoon in Eur ope. The brides travelling costume consisted of a three piece hrown vel dine suit trimmed with Knli7sky fur Her hat Of brown velvet was en1- hroidered in gold thread Upon thair return they will reside in New York
 Mrs Fine was exec edinely popular in younger Jewish circles here. She was graduated from BridGepe~t High schools and the law department of the New York University She was about to begin her law -7ractica in. this city when her engagement was an nounced.
 The bridal dinner at the home of Mrs. Zemmick on Saturday light was followed by a reception at the home of MT Fines parents. At that time MT. Fine pres ented his bride with a handsome sauttoire with two pear shaped dfamC nds with a round dia- mond in the middle It was encircIei with 50 tiny diamonds, sapphires ana emeralds. From Miss Dworken. the bridesmaids, the maid of honor and the matron of honor received gold pine set with stones. while the gifts to the ushers were gold cuff links