Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-16
More October Weddings.
LAMB-PENNELL


 Arthur Reed Pennell Yale 'S7 and Yale law school 's9, and Miss Carrie B. Lamb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs William NJ. Lamb of 15S9 Chapel street. were united in marriage last evening in the Dwight Place church at 6 o'clock. Rev. Dr. Twitchell oficiated and brought out another of his original and interesting ceremonies.
 The church was very prettily decor ated with palms and rubber plants. The bride was attired in a beautiful cos tune of cream duchess satin, trimmed with thread lace and orange blossoms. Her veil was caught in cluster of the game flowers. Instead of the conventional boquet the bride carried white enameled prayer book with gold trimmings. The maid of honor, Miss Nellie Lamb, was at, tired in pink crepe costume, trimmed with garlands of pink roses.
 The best man was Mir Edward L. Buck land of the firm of Townsend & Watrous, and the ushers were Messrs. Manson, Hill, Pennell, Andrews, Futile and Kirkham. The church was packed to the doors. A reception was given immediately after the ceremony at the residence of the brides parents. About sixty attended this very enjoyable affair. A beuntiful supper was served and dancing was indulged in on the crash covered floor to the inspiring strains of Robinson's orchestra.
 The house was finely decorated with stately palms and towering plants. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Maliett, MT. and Mrs Haines, Dr. and Mrs | Twitche1l, MT. and Mrs. O. J. Lamb of Nor. wich, Mrs Pennell and MT. Pennell of Buff falo, mother of the bride, Miss Fanny Gray, Miss Eva Murray, Miss Manson, Miss Nellie Bradley of New York, Miss Clark of Rochester, Dr. and Mrs. Judson, Mics Amelia Lee, Mrs. L. Cowles, Mrs. George Haines, Miss Cora Wetmore, Miss May Hinman, Miss Sarah Winchell, Miss Rose Fleetwood, Miss Edna Stout of Cincinnati, Miss Benedict, Mr. Clarence Andrew, Dr. Winchell, Mir Harry Andrew, Mir John Manson, NIT. Fred Wat terson, MT. William Smith, SIr. Lewis Cowles.
 The bride received many handsome pres ents to the number of about III, among which were several checks and large block of Consolidated Road stock from her father.
 The groom is lawyer practicing in Buffalo, where the happy pair will reside. HoGGsoN-FAITH. MISS Lilly May hog8son ana MrCharles Burton Faith were married at the house of the brides parents, 27 Lynwood street, at 2 o'clock last evening. The Rev. Dr. McLane of the College street church tied the nuptisl knot.
 | The bridesmaid was Jessie E. Hoggson and the groomsman was Lucius William Hall. William T. Perkins and Noble T | Hoggson of New York acted as ushers.
 There were about 100 people present al both the ceremony and the reception which immediately followed.
 | A fine supper was served and the house presented a gala appearance until late hour. =.
 The pair left late last night for ter days wedding tour, after which they vii reside at 72 Kensington street. They will receive after January l at | their new home.
 Among those present were Dr. McLan' and wife, Mrs. Sperry and daughter, Mis- Brooks of New York, MT. Menwaring, wifi, and daughter, MT. Fields and wife, Mis- Pierpont, MT. Curtis and wife, Mrs. Steele Miss Steele, MT. Armstrong and wife, Mis- Pettis, MT. Bushnell and wife, Mir. anC Mrs. Albert De Bussy.
 The groom's presents to the best mal and ushers were handsome pins.