Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-06-15

Mss NC &c. h .sia. la9ksc pertieularly
| pfsuy ina 2pwl or .pin & llie and Tiobon
trainings and Carried bouquet of p,ns
roses
MISS fost wore toilette OF green and
~nlie striped gsuz. and carried bunch
| OF white roses
Miss HOagland appeared in a gown Of
lilac ana white chiffon and Carried pink
roses.
Miss Brown wore white silk and en-.
oroidered coiffon about neck, the gown
being simply but beautifully made. She
carried white roses.
Miss Mabel Balcombe wore pink crepe
and CARR ed PINK roses.
Miss Yates looked particularly beauti>
iul IN figured white grensdine with EN-,
oroidered chiffon about the throat. and
carried white roses
Miss Lsur. Hoaglsnd wore a pink
mousseiline de soil over pink silk and
carried pink roses.
Mrs. Horace Ludington wore h.nd>
some COSTUME OF gray file with thresd
lace trimmings the gown being relieved
by rare honiron iacs. entrslne.
Mrs. Charles Porter, wife of the hero
OF the Rosebud, Captain Charles Porter
OF the Eighth lufantry with station ~
fort Niobrars, and remarkably hand
ZONE womaD. fascinating to a Cegree. &
| cousin OF the bride, appeared in q costume
o. gray silk ana cashmere, relieved by
ribbon trim miugs, decoilete and entraine.
After the wedding, refreshments were
served, the bride cutting the cake. and
the ring, wbicn was coacealed ia it, fiimy
depths WAS captured bv Miss Ciar. Brown.
who, II the legend be true, will be the
next on the list. The thlmole and piece
OF money which were also concealed il
the cake were hastily hidden from sight
ami the names of the recipients could not
be learned. Al O'Clock the bride left
The room 10 change ber wedding gown
for her go away" costume, which was
OF dark blue camels hair, the tooue
responding in color 10 the gown. Hsr
bouquet. which she threw from the stair
way. was received by Miss Hoagland.
When the bride snd groom left for
Their train they were compelled 10 pass
through line of guests reaching to their
carriage and hsndtuls of rice and old
shoes followed them until the door of the
carriage shut them from the friendly
fusillade. They left on the $50 train for
Fortress Monroe. where portion of the
honeymoon will &c passed aud later they
will be the guests of Colonel and Mrs NJ
l. Ludins;on IN Washington, who will
entertain for them They will be st
home after August !, st 320l Farnam
street. After the newly married coupe
had gone the guests present who COM
p!lsed only the young friends of the bride
and the relatives Of the groom epioye6 sn
hour or more of dancing. terminating one
of the most beautiful weddings ever
solemnized in this city.
The presents are. IS one would natural
" expect, very many and very handsome
rememorsnces coming from al portions
CT the country. The groom was repre-
sented by his father and mother MI and
Mrs. Il 2. Hull, Mrs. Chamberlain and
Mrs. Truesdale of Rock Island, Hi, and
his partner J. J. johnson and Mrs. John
son were also present. The other guests
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Patrick, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Joseph Barker, Dr.. and Mrs Sums
mers, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Patrick, Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Yost, Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Kenns, Rev. and Mrs. W. j. Hsrshs, DR..
and Mrs. Moore, DR.. and Mrs. Denise.
Captain and Mrs. Simpson, Major
Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Sweesy,
Miss Nellie Rosewster, Miss Louise SimD.
son, Miss Moore, Miss Lydia Moore. Miss
Helen Moore. Miss McKenns, Miss Hoag-
land, Miss Yates. Miss Bessie Yates, Miss
Brown. Miss Williams. Miss Mable Bal.
combe, Miss Hughes, Miss Yost, Miss
Doaue, Miss Emily Wskeley, Miss Burns,
Miss Summers, Robert Patrick, Richard
Berlin, Jim How, Mr.. Cartsn, Mr.. Koe-
mig, Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Crofoot, Mr.. Tug,
Mr.. Guiou, Mr.. MARBLE. Curtiss Turner,
Mir. Coles, Frank Hamilton, Mr.. Wy.
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hull have gone east on
their bridal trip which is to include Old
Point Comfort and visit to relatives OF
the bride in Baltimore and Washington.