The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1913-11-15


day evening, November 4th, was noted
for its sweet cold fashioned SIMPLE
ity" as published exclusively in The
Broad Ak Saturday, November Sth.
The bridal party consisted of the
brides mother, Mrs. Anna Hudlun, her
brother, Mr.. Joseph Ii. Hudlun, her
son, Mr.. Joseph Snowden, and her two
sisters, Mrs. Mary L. Watkins and Mrs.
Hattie B. Turner. The attendants
were as follows: Matron of honor,
Mrs. William E. Nun of Cincinnati;
Attorney W., G. Anderson, best man,
flower girls, the brides two little
grand nieees, Florence and Mabel TuT-
ner.
The bride wore a princess gown en-
traine of HonitOn lace over white
eharmeuse, with pearl ornaments, and
carried q shower bouquet of bridal
roses and lilies of the valley.
on for the Reception.
Immediately after the close of the
ceremony, amid congratulations of
friends and family and a shower of
rice, the party filed down the broad
stairway to the street, where awaited
the autos to bear the happy couple to
their future home at 1902 Rhodes ave-
nue., which was also to be the second
scene of this eventful occasion, the re-
eeption held for the eight hundred
guests, who were invited, the majority
of whom responded in person.
Inside the beautiful home under the
nimble fingers of Mrs. d. Manley Jour
own friend "Dink") had blossomed
into a scene from fairy land. The dec
Grafton color scheme all over the house
was green and yellow.
Ferns and Chrysanthemums Every
where.
The walls and ceiling were garlanded
with wild smilax and baby erysanthe-
NUNS, and great bowls and vases of
ferns and erysanthemums resting here
and there on tables and mantels. The
dainty refreshments were dispensed
in the dining room and were presided
over by Mr.. and Mrs. James Wheeler,
dear friends of the bride and groom.
Assisting them were Miss Hazel Jack
son, cousin of the bride, and the Misses
Dorothy Davis and Ada johnson
Attorney w. G. Anderson was mas
ter of ceremonies, and Mrs. Ruben
Elan, Mrs. Matte johnson Young,
Mrs. Alberta Moore Smith were in the
receiving party. =. The presents were
presided over by Mrs. Bessie Nance,
and Mrs. Marguerite Emmanuel, Mr..
A. n. Fields and Mr.. Lawrence A.
Newly received the gentlemen in the
smoker. ...
Distinguished Among Those Present.
Noted among the. throng of guests
were Mrs. Jennie. Tyly and Mrs. ]. n.
Barnard of the Juvenile Court, and Mr..
Albert Smith,. of the Board of Trade;
this gentleman. kindly. consented to en-
terrain the assembly, for, q few min
utes in character sketches from the
Ghetto, the. political arena and the
German village. Among the numerous
elegantly gowned ladies noticeable were
Mrs. Lydia oHoyien, Mrs. Ruben Elan,
Mrs. Alberta Moore Smith, Mrs. Joseph
l. Watkins, Miss Anna Hudlin and
Miss Mary. E. Hunter. The reporter
overheard some one remark, "Who is
the little lady beside the tail girl in
pinkf She reminds me of a charming
old fashioned picture" "Why, that
is Mrs. William H. Hudlin and her
daughter, Irene tBeEnies."
Hrs. Nance Cots the Brides, Bouquet.
Among the concluding features that
were wen received, we're brief ad-
dresses. BY, the groom aPd Attorney W.
g. Anderson. The guests kindly ex-
eused the bride fnomS this very trying