New Britain herald., 1916-10-21

sepE F. Lamb, 29 Park Place, a SO riety wedding of unusual interest vii occur this evening at 7:3O o'clock when tbeir daughter, Miss Maud Isladys Lamb. will be married to Hugh AIurdock Charlton of Omaha s>eb. The ceremony will be performed l5. Rcy. Dr. Earl B. Crosa. pastor of tsko place in the living room be- neatl. a bower of suilax. wisteria Blossoms and yellow chrysanthemuns sGe guests will include New Britain society people and relatives and Friends from NOW York and several Connecticut cities.
 Tic single ring service will be used t7d tEe Er!ia will Dc given a7vay by S@r father. The professional wedding e:arch from Lohengrin will be sun,:: hy A.:sa Mild, G,cd Robinson, brides lnaiG, cS shc leads tho bridal process lion down the stairway. The ac- rolnpaniu1ont will be played by q ltring trio composed oc Theron Hart pianist, HorperO Anderson, violinist Ind William MeIler of Hartford eel pSI. ] hCy VII ettSO SiNC q l CtlI.tt OS- lore t1,e wedding and at the rcccp- Iion later will play a number cf sc lectiors. Miss Helen Caldwell will be maid n' honor and the best man. Cor flon Robinson, 6 cousin of the bride sYocm. ,Ehe ushers will be William Lamh, q brother of the bride, who is student at Syracuse university, ana Warren Rouse of Waterbury.
 The brides gown is beautiful rreation of white satin in Grecian ktyle with court train, and is trimmed with pearls. She will wear crown of pearls which was worn by her mother It her wedding. The train and hem of the brides gown is trimmed with ! Grecian border of silver thread She Will carry a real lace andkerchief which was also carried by her mother 1t her wedding The bride will carry ] shower bouquet of lilies of the val ley, brides roses and gardenias.
 Miss Helen Caldwell, the maid of honor, will wear lavender satin, Trimmed with gold lace and yellow and lavender tulle. Her bouquet is yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Mil dred Robinson, the bridesmaid, will wear a gown of gold cloth trimmed with yellow and lavender tulle, gold lace and bead trimming. She will carry lavender chryIanthemums.
 Mrs. Lamb, mother of the bride, will wear purple satin with gold em- broidery, gold lace and ermine and purple tulle and will carry English violets. Mrs. James Robinson, aunt of the bridegroom, who will aid in receiving, will wear blue crepe meteor Trimmed with white lace. The house decorations, which are elaborate are the work of Doogue, the Hartford florist and give a Japanese effect wisteria, southern smilaX and yellow Chrysanthemums being used to a large extent. The orchestra will be con- cealed behind lattice work of smilax /and foliage. Habenstein will cater at the reception and wedding luncheon which follow the ceremony.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph F. Lamb, par ents of the bride, and MT. and Mrs. James Robinson, uncle and aunt of } the Bridegroom, assisted by Lieu tenant and Mrs. Alex M. Charlton of New York will aid the bridal couple in receiving at the reception. Lieu tenant Charlton is in the United States navy and is stationed at the New York navy yard
 1hC bI1uS SlIC to her ma.u or honor is pair of gold hat pins and to her bridesmaid a gold and lavender enamel vanity case The bride groom's gift to the bride is gold brooch with large moonstone in cen ter and set with pearls. Gifts to his :. best man and ushers are gold stick / pins.
 Following an extended wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Charlton will make their home in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. The bridegroom is a member of the sales force of the Hart & Cooley con- pany of this city.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Sternberg are spending the weekend in New : Haven, where MT Sternberg took part In the Yale pageant this afternoon
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Goodwin of Berklcy, California, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Goodwin of Forest street.
 y Gregory Comstock, son of MT. and Mrs. J. 5. Comstock of Stanley street, has been greatly honored by the mem eers of his class at Yale He is a momher of the 1917 class of the Shef- Held Scientific school and on Tuesday vas elected secretary of it by his r,assn1ates.
 Mrs. L. M. Fitch of Emmons Place la on an automobile trip with her Laughter, Mrs. J. Bartlett of New York. They are going over the Lincoln highway in Kentucky which I6 Mrs. Fitch's old home.
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 Miss Agnes Johnston has as her guest for the week end. Mrs. Leala Harris of Omaha, Nebraska, a class u2ate at Wellesley college.
 Miss Ruth Corbin of Lexington Freet has left for the Pacific coast where she will spend the winter