Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-28
UNITED FOR LIFE.

Marriage Of August Druett 20 Miss
May J. r---Renensbcrea by
| Their Erie nds. n
The wedding of Mr.. August Bruetts 1.-THE
we'll known artist of Davenport. formerly
of this city. TO Miss May ] Buncher,
was a happy event which win Be remem>
bered with pleasure by thelarge company
Of relatives nd friends who witnessed
the ceremony and enjoyed the hospitality
of the mothe. of the bride. The cere-
mony took p ace last evening 1t the hour
of o'clock. The couple were attended
by Messrs. Charles Buncher. Frank Hip
pier and Adolph Bruett, groomsmen, and
Misses Mamie Sass. Minnie Bruett and
Augusta Strite. bridesmaids. At the
hour named Hrs. John ohlweiler. Jr.,
played wed ling march rs the bridal
procession filed down stairs through the
hall into the front parlor where they
faced Justice Samn F. Cooks. who pro-
nounced the words which made the young
couple man and wife.
The lawn was illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and the house profusely orna-
mented with flowers and evergreens.
The wedding feast which followed the
marriage, was in keeping with the occs-
sion and other surroundings. The bride
was born and raised in this city where
she has friends without number. and
many who hold her in high esteem as
will be noticed by the many elegant
presents received during the day and
evening. The following list does not in
clude all the kind remembrances, of
friends:
Diamond ring from the groom; brides
mother. a complete bed room set; Chas
Buncher. exte nsion table; the attendants, |
a handsome lace bed spread together with
other articles; Mamie Sass. table scarf; |
Mrs Charles Hippler, hand painted China |
dinner set; Victor Johnson. willow |
rocker; Charlie HIppler. pair blankets;
Mrs Lena Sass and family. number Of |
household necessities; boarders. elegant
five O'Clock tea set with burner sttachs
ments; Henry Lemburg and wife.
silver soup ladle; Chas and Herman |
Hansgen. silver butter dish; Vim Col
Inns and wife. andsome side board spread
Douglas Petcher and wife, pitch
er. case containing fruit knives and /
nut picks; frankie Collins, China
ornament; Mr. Stibolt and wife, case
of cut glasses; Miss Hanna Ras-
mussen. HAND made lace tidy; Mr. Err
nest Strate and wife, rocking chair;
Hilda G Browner, silver sugar spoon and
butter knife; Mr. Cbas Rasmussen and |
wife, landscape scene; Misses Lizzie and
Annie Schoede, bedspread; Mr. Robert
Willerton and wife, plush case and olive
fork; Millie and Carrie Ohlweilar. one
dozen hand-ps inted China fruit dishes;
Mamie Schroe Ter, water set; VIM Range, 1
cut-glass pitcher, tray, and one~d0zen
goblets to match: Mr. Jacob Ohlweiler
Jr, and wife, pair of handsome vases;
Louis Range, Jr, ornamental cake; A d
Seibert. pair of fancy vases; John
Ohlweiler Jr.and wife, silver pickle castor
MIR Rabe and wife, water set and umj
brella holder; DR. C Truesdale and wife,
box of cut flowers; Frank Buncher
and wife. bed spread; Mr. Niessen And
wife, large willow rocking chair; Millie
card receiver; Miss Nary
Horton. nickle plated dust pan and brush;
Misses Peetz. parlor table spread; Henry
Bose sent from Keithsburg two large
,r avon pictures of the mother aud father
Of the bride handsomely framed. The
work shows more than ordinary artistic
skill and will no doubt be highly priced
by the bride.
The young couple will make their home
tor b short time with Mrs. Chas. Bunch
sr, on Eightee nth street. Their residence
thereafter will be in Davenport.