New Britain herald., 1915-12-11


 place at the home of MT. and Mrs Oliver Nearing Judd on Lincoln street Wednesday afternoon when their daughter, Miss Olive Helen Judd, and Harold Ingraham, son of MT. and Mrs. Walter Ingraham of Bristol, were married Reverend Dr. George w. c. Hill of the South Congregational church performed the ceremony, the father of the bride giving her in mar riage.
 The bride wore a gown Of white satin with train and short skirt Whlch was founced with tulle and she car ried a beautiful shower bouquet of lilies of the valley and white orchids. She was attended, since Miss Elizabeth Traut, who was to have been maid of honor. was away, by little Miss Char lotte Ingraham, a neice of the bride groom, as flower girl. Miss 1ngra- ham wore a dress of point d'esprit over green and a Dutch bonnet to match nd carried a basket of white sweet peas and maiden hair fern. Warren l.. Hale of East Hart ford was best man and Edward and Dudley Ingraham of Bristol, cousins of the bridegroom, were ushers.
 MT. Ingrahams gift to the bride was a lovely green gold hand made brace let and his gifts to his best man and ushers were silver match boxes Mrs. Ingraham presented her little flower girl with a silver coin purse.
 A reception was held immediately after the ceremony and MT. and Mrs. Judd and MT. and Mrs. Ingraham as sisted the bride and groom in receiv ing the many guests. Mrs. Judd wore
 o;1I Ill tunic and a hat to match, and Mrs. Ingraham gown of black lace over lavender silk with hat to match. A pleasing musical program was car ried out during the wedding and re- ception, MT. Hart, pianist, and Herbert Anderson and Samuel Gross violinists.
 When MT. and Mrs. Ingraham re- turn from their extended wedding trip they will live at the corner of Main and Summer streets Bristol.
 The mem bers of the house com mittee of the New Britain lodge of 1 Elks are planning a splendid enter | tainment for New Years eve, when l they expect to have their an- l nual cabaret. The entertainment 1 promises to be one of the l finest that the lodge has ever had and the members are looking forward l to it with a great deal of pleasure.
 According to their usual custom ar are being made for the l annual Christmas tree which the l mem bers have for the children of the 1 city. Contributions have already come l in and from present indications, the tree celebration this year will be a great success.
 At a meeting of the Woman's Hos pital Board Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs George w. Traut on Plainville road, plans were made for raising funds for the new children's ward. The members also made ar engagements for receiving the Christ mas donations for the hospital.
 The banquet that the College club held Tuesday evening at the Y. w. C. A. was splendid success and was greatly enjoyed by the members of the cluo. The table was attractively ar ranged, the color scheme being yellow. Mrs. stanley Holmes was a gracious toastmistress, calling upon Mrs. c. F. Chase, Miss Florence A. Camp, Miss Jessie Lock, Miss Rachel Dodge and
 
 responded in an interesting and clever fashion.
 The annual sale held by the Daugh- ters of Isabellt Thursday and Friday afternoons and evenings was a great success. Various booths were arranged for the sale, typifying the seven ages of woman
 The Follies of the Stanley Works" a musical comedy given by members of the Stanley Works office force last Saturday evening was splendidly suc- cessful. The play was exceedingly clever and all those who took part filled their several roles in truly creditable fashion.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Johnston have gone to Washington.