The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-13
Miss Lillian S. Lawton Be-
comes Bride of Lieut..
Appleton Miles
BRIDAL PROCESSION
| BEAUTIFUL SCENE
Rev. E. @. S. osgood Performed Double
Ring Service in Presence of About
800 Guests - After Trip Couple win
Live in New York.

The wedding Of Miss Lillian stanieis
I.awton, only daughter or DR.. and Mrs
shaiier + Lawton OF the Brattleboro Re
treat, and Lieut.. Appleton Train Miles.
son Of Mrs. Fannie T. and the late Col.
Charles 4 Niles Of Brattleboro. took
place Saturday afternoon al , O'Clock ii
Lawton hall, on the Retreat grounds.
Rev. f Q 5 Osgood, pastor Of the Uni.
tarian church, ofiiclated il the presence 81
about 80 invited guests. 4 double ring
! service Vas used It was an especially
beautiful autumnaI wedding.
The decorations IN the hall we're Of
ispruce trees, running pine, autumn Leaves
and the French and American national
Ieoiors, whicii were artlstIeally arranged
Music was rendered bg Fred G. Leitsinger,
piano, Frank Snow, violin, and Arthur II
BTasor. cello. both at tile ceremony aud
during the reception
The bridal attendants were Mrs Shailer
/ lpton Lawton of New York as matron
Of honor. and Miss Harriet Mellen. Miss
EVELYN Harris, Miss Gretchen Goldsmith
Miss kathryn sherman. Mrs. Hazcn =
stockwell, Mrs Harold " Mason aud
Mrs Laurence &. sherman IL Bratfle-
boro. Mrs William Mctfreevv Of Ralti-
more. Md. Mrs Donald Trotter Of Phi
adeiphta and Miss Oualee Lang of Waver
b. y y DR.. sshsiler Upton Lawtoa ef
Aew York. brother Of lie hride. was best
man.
u Tie bride wore beautiful Frenei, gown
of satin eharneuse. with trimmings Of
ehaTmeuse fosebuds. embroidered. and
net veil with crown of pearls She car
rie'l shower bouquet OF white roses.
/. with center oi pink rosehslds
Mrs. Sbailer l. I.awton were : gown of
light grey silk With silver trimmings aud
. carried pink rnses The ladies In waiting.
Who also acted a ushers wore light silk
gowns of delicate eolors
Tie bridal party entered the hall as
the orchestra played The Bridal March
from l.ohengrln aud as the chime clock on
: tho building struck the hour 81 } At that
moment RuEler H. \ Mood played assem-
bly, from tile steps of the building. and al
the close of the ceremony revellls was
! sounded on the bugle
decidedly beautiful effect was pro-
= daced. which was planned by the bride =
! mother, whsn the II young women. who
= eame hrS, IN the bridal procession. entered
the hall carrying white bridal stats joined
with steamers OF trailing evergreen On
I. tie top of each staff vas fastened tvs
= large red hearts united as one. while IN
:. side the hearts was concealed a photo
J graph Of the bride. her gift to each st
2 iendant
> The bride walked with her father. whs
gave her in marriage, and Is they enteres
s the staffs were elevated. forming a bean
/ tifu and effective arehway Ter her Il
= pass under They we're met by the bride
: groom aud the best man. Mendelssohni
e Wedding March was rendered by the OF
chestra at the close of the ceremony.
A reception. Immediately following. wa
held IN tue mirror room, Dir. and Mrs
>hailer +, Lawton. Mrs, C. 4. Miles
"A Judge James NJ Tyler aud DR. and Mrs
Shallcr Upton Iawton receiving with tn
bride and bridegroom Mrs I.awtar
- mother of the bride wore her weddin
5ol gown. which was of cream colored oft,
- man silk with pearl and lace trimming
/; Mrs. Miles's gown was Of black hraide
- chiffon, with white Refreshments wel
~ served at the reception.
- Lieut. and Mrs. Niles left late Satu
! day afternoon for wedding trip Of tw
: :" weeks. which will include a trip UP Il
IL Maine coast to the White mountain
Ae They will live in New York whc
ter
he Continued on Page s.