The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-16
Local Girl Is
 Bride of New
 York Physician

Over 400 guests from New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Buffalo, Bridge port and other cities were present at the wedding of Miss Cecelia Elizabeth Dworken, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hymen Dworken, ohs Lafayette street, and Dr. Nathaniel Zommick. son of Mrs. zetta Zommick of 953 Fox street, New Y ork. which took place yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at The Farm in Black Rock. The ballroom was decorated with flowers, ferns and palms, and the ceremony, performed by Rabbi E. Schoenbuum of the West End Temple, took place under a bower of roses and cosmos
 A Musical program was rendered by The Farm orchestra before the wedding and the nuptia1 march was sung by Samuel Wolfe. T'he bride, who was given in marriage by her father was most becomdngly attired in a gown of opa1escents over silver cloth, with a silver girdle and floral ornaments. The long tulle veil hung from a coronet of silver lace, was caught at each corner with orange blossoms. The shower bouquet was of brides roses and lilies of the valley.
 Miss Minnie Dworken. sister of the bride was attractively attired in changea,Dle taffeta with panels of jade green and buoffants of ruffled taffeta. The narrow girdle was of gold ribbons. She wore large tulle hat to match the dress and carried
 
 The six brid esmaids were elabor- a,tely attired in handsome gowns of harmonizing shades. with tulle hats, hose and sandals to match the dresses. Each carried bouquet of ophelia roses.
 Miss Kate Cohen of this city wore a robe of peach colored tulIe embrotd- cred with crystal beads over silver cloth and e sash of jade green.
 Miss Sophie Hapner of New York. peach colored tulle over satin and georgette with silver flowers and rib bons.
 Miss Rose Albert of New York. blush rose chiffon with silver flowers and gir'dle.
 Miss Fannie Aaron, of New York, apricot irredescent panels over satin and julie with bucffants, and girdle of blue flowers.
 Miss Elizabeth Friedman of trnds city, coral chiffon over silver cloth with panels of brocaded chiffon and turquoise girdle.
 Miss Irene Fine. of New York, buff fant gown of rose colored brocaded chiffon trimmed with rhinest ones over silver cloth. All the bridesmaids with Albert were cousins of the bride.
 Little Rhoda Elaine Dworken, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Samuel Dworilen. niece of the bride, wore SeorEette to match. She carried a baSlSft of cosmos. ISadore Aronoff | son of MT. and Mrs Aranoff, nephew Of pr. Zcmmick, was the page and carried the wedding ring on a. satin pillow. Master Aronoff wore little Lord FauntieToy suit of black velvet with a ruffied waist of white satin
 pr Samuel KuIlen attended pr. Znnlraick, and the ush CTS were Dr. haren Rhinenan, Dr. Charles Wilson, pr. Lee Rosen. Arthur Shaffhn, Sol Low a9d Benjamin Low, all of New
 After the cereroor1- the bridal nart7, waS assisted in receiving by Mir and Mrs. Ryman Dworken, Mrs. ZCmmick and Mir. and Mrs Samuel Dworlxer. The brides mother wore a robe of black tulle embroidered with beads over sse-er cloth, while Mrs. Zonlnick was attired in black satin embroid- cred in jet Mrs. Dworlleu's gown was of black satin with . robe of se- quins and girdle of Yale blue. Sadie Dworken, younger sister of the bride. wore heliotrope tafeta with a ruffled skirt and silver ribbons.
 The Farm orchestra played for dan cing and later in the evening supper was served.
 About midnight, pr. Zommick and his bride left for honeymoon to be spent in Washington, D. C.. and Ser muda- After March 1sp they will be at home at 953 Fox street New York city' Mrs 2ommicl<'s travelling cos duvetyne. with a varied coIored toque embroidered in silver and trimmed with henna beads.
 Mrs Zommicll is very well known ir this city and is one of the most popular members of the Service C2un- cii- She is q graduate of Bridgeport High school, class of 1916: Rridgeport Normal schaol. class of 1918, and since that time has been a member of the faculty at Elias Howe school. Dr. Zommick was graduated from Long Island Medical school and is prom irent in several medical societies in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Michael Kerwin of 765 Iranistan avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Josephine NJ. to Clarence N. Reitter son of Mir. and Mrs John Reitter of 79 mestead avenue. Stratford. Miss Kerwin is employed at the George Batche1dor company and MT. Reitter is connected with the Lake Torpedo Boat comapny. No date has been set for the wedding