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

ordeal. Just before the departure of
the latest arrivals, the bride modestly
mounted the stairway and threw her
bouquet down to the eagerly expeetant
faces and outstretehed hands below.
Mrs. Bessie Nance was the fortunate
individual. In every detail it was in
deed one of the most delightful and
interesting weddings of the season, and
because Of the prominence in official
life Of both contracting parties will
be long remembered by all ChieagOans.
kilograms and Acknowledgements
Among the many kilograms and ae-
acknowledgements received from many
states were noted these: Ex-Governor
Yates of Springfield, ILL.,; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank o. LOwden, of Oregon, ILL.,;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton Funk of
Bloomington, III; Ex-Mayor and Mrs.
Fred Busse; Mr.. J. W. Wakes, presi-
dent of Chicago walters union; Con-
gresham James r. Mann; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Webb of Washington,
d. c.; Rev. and Mrs. Bishop Fallows;
Ex-Sheriff E. ]. Msgerstadt; Ex-Chief
of Police John MeWeeny; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles n. Snowden of Brantford,
Canada; Cook County Probation OH
GERS Association; Major John c..
Buekner.
Some Of the Presents.
Following is a partial list of the
presents: Brides bouquet, Mrs. D..
Marley; refreshments, the mother of
the bride; Nernis Martin brass bed,
Joseph H. Hudlun; hoOsier kitchen
cabinet, Mrs. Mary L. Watkins, Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Watkins, wabash,
Indiana, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wat
kins; bridal night robe and embroid-
cred handkerchief, Mrs. Halle Hudlun
Turner; silver meat platter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph R. Watkins; large cake,
Mrs. VIM. II. Watkins; silver vegetable
dish, Mr.. John C. Clark; pearl handle
butter spreaders, Mrs. Katie Hudlun
and daughter Anna; silver fruit dish,
Miss Mary E. Hunter and Mr.. William
B. Hudlun; hand embroidered pillow
cases, Mrs. Sadie Turner; set of wool
blankets, Mrs. George Snowden; sePia
copy of Whistler's mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Hudlin; picture,
California s Poppy Field" Irene B.
Hudin; Aryan drawn work center
piece, Mr.. David ]. Yates; copy Of
quotations by English authors, Hon.
W. Allison Sweeney; art vase, Mrs.
Jennie s. Tyly; Bohemian glass vase
with brass standard, Mrs. Anna Nor
ris; cash, s25, Ex-Sherif E. ]. Mayer
stadt; elegant gas range, jardinier and
large Sat Suma vase, Hon. Thomas
Dixon; pair bronze vases and twelve
handsome pictures, Mrs. Edward
Strauss; pictures and brie-a-brse, Mrs.
Solomon Moss; gold lined silver sugar
and ereamer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Taylor, Cincinnati, Ohio; cut glass
salad bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. John JayeOx,
Evanston, H.; Dresden vase, Mr.. G. A.
Williams; set Of linen towels, DR.. Mary
E. Britton, Lexington, KY; half dozen
sterling silver teaspoons, Mr.. Joel D.
Hunter, Chief Probation Oficer, Mr..
Joseph L. Moss, assistant chief, Mrs.
Margaret Long, supervisor Of Proba-
ton officers, Miss Helen Jewell, super
visor Of investigations, Mrs. Catharine
Shannon, supervisor Of Child Labor
Department, Mrs. Emma Quinlan, su-
pervisor Of Pension Department; tap
estry hand painted chop plate, Mrs.
Emma l. Stevens; Cluny lace center
piece, Mrs. Charles W. Bailey and Miss
E. L. Bailey, Lexington, KY; gold
band Haviland China cups and saueers,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott; gold bowl
silver berry spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Elliott, Cincinnati, Ohio; silver top cut
glass cheese dish, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.