The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-02

B Mr. ard Mrs. f. V. *. Acheson an
poupce the engagement of their daughter
4 Edith 10 Professor George 4. Eaton. head
c of the Salt Lake high school The date
of the wedding is not definitely fixed. but
IL will take place shortly after the close
OF the school YEAR
\ very beautiful home wedding Of last
evening was that of Miss Gala Crane
the charming young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Crane. and Lieutenant
George Herman Huddleson of the Fit-
teerth infantry. L. :. a. The ceremony
took place at the Crane home a. o'clock.
only the elatives. the closest friends and
the officers and ladies' OF the post being
present To witness the service. The
7 friends filed the parlors for half an hour
before the time set for the marriage, and
as they were assembling a musical pro-
eramne was rendered by the girls Of the
Hyde orchestra. When the hour for the
ceremony arrived the sweet notes Of the
bridal chorus from ''Lohengrin' sound
the hallway ar the side the bridegroom,
his hest man. Lieutenant Emory s.
Adams. and the Rev. Elmer L Goshen
entered and stood in the bay window
awaiting the bride. First came little
4 Mary Caffey bearing the ring hidden in
white rose. and following her. each
one walking alone, came MISS Zora Morse
and Mrs. CLAW w. Evans. while immedi-
ately preceding the bride came her sister
Mrs. George Elmer Walker. as matron
of honor. Next came the bride on the
srm of her father. and as she reached
the bower formed in the window. the
music changed to "Csyalleria Rusticana b.
which was PLAYED very softly during the
service
Later, as other friends came in the
bridal party was Joined by the brides
parents and her sister. Mrs Karl Prinz
of Milwaukee, and from that time until
after II O'Clock the home was hlled with
the merry sounds of friends coming and
going wishing the Young folks all happi-
ness Assisting in receiving and enter
tanning were Mrs. r. Duncan Elliott ard
Mrs Guy Bcker Of Fort Douglas. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Bennett while Miss Flies
Yestes and Miss Edgarda Wedgwood
served punch. In the dining room Miss
Miss Elizabeth Lane and Mrs. r. Morris
<assisted in serving buffet supper.
The home was bright with flags and
flowers. the bridal party standing beneath
sn immense bell or white roses. while
background oi Gags and palms f1lled the
bag window. aud canopy Of smilaN
swung above from the central electrolier
20 the four corners Of the room. Flags
and white carnations decorated the other
rooms except in the dining room. where
wealth Of deep red carnations bright
eenea the whole room. a basket Of the
flowers hlled the central part, and bows
~ rcd tulc and red shaded candles add
I'D much Ia the color effect. Fcsioons Of
srilaX swung from The chandelier To the
four corners Of the table.
The bride wore q beautiful gown of
white crepe de meteor with Venetian lace
trimming, and her Veil was of soft flmy
lace also. II WAS fastened with a wreath
of fresh orange blossoms and a great
Shower Of white roses. with streamers of
iule. and tiny sprays Of lilies -ot-the-
valley fell over her arm. Mrs Walkers
gown was Of blue satin marqusettc over
white satin trimmed with Earlands Of
tiny rosehUds. The two other attendants
were dressed in pale blue chiffon. and ali
three carried baskets Of deep red roses.
The little ring bearer wore frock OF
white embroidery with the blue ribbons
10 carry out the two coorS. All the off
GERS were in full military evening dress.
giving n military touch 10 the affair,
Lieutenant and Mrs. IJuddcson have
taken bachelor quarters AT the post till
the time the regiment departs. and will