Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-21
HAND AND HEART.
{. D. Terry and Miss Jean B.
Aaines Joined in Marriage
THE CEREMONY AT BUSHNELL,

The Popular Conductor on the C. B.SO
Deserts abe House of Bacheiordom and
Becomes Benedict = Description of the
CeFemony-Ths Happy Couple.
AZ The residence OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. G. Ha.nes at Bushnell
las Wednesday morning occur, d The
nsrIiage of Alss jean B. Haines 20 E D.
Terry OF this city. The groom is the
20 ular conductor on the Rock Island
ana =. Lonis passenger run of the c. 3.
d O., aUd the following account Of the
happy affair from the Bushnell Record
VIII he read with interest and pleasure:
Tie Wedding party, which numbered
%, wss composed only OF reia-
uves Ind the most intimate friends Of the
1r...c and groom. The wedding was
siJ-ie, there beng no maids, grcomsnlen
usneEs or other attendants AS the clock
struck he appointed hour Prof E. NJ
W Ckof seated himself at the piano ami
struck up the Mendels ohm wedding
! m1ICIr and the bride and groom entered
tie plriors, accompanied only by Rev G
G. COPELAND. the CIhcIs,ing clergyman.
NJ SIS Aaines wore cream, corded silk
gown, with high neck and long sleeves,
! trina ed in soft. snowy lace, wearing no
| J Feiry save diamond pin which was
asr Wedding gift fTcm the groom, and
! ca Jog IN her hand bouquet of white
brides roses. MIR. Terry was in full
oT.ss. The ceremony was pretty, bat
| not too elaborate, ring being used and
| he couple kneeling to receive the bene-
| 1lct,an which conclude the impressive
ir,.,,
As he bride and groom were to depart
o. the II O'Clock train, breakfast was
! >c:ved soon after he ceremony, Prof
| "yckof playing the bridal chorus from
Lohergrin as the company was seated al
he tables. The menu included turkey
With dressing, escalloped oysters, salads,
cold meats, vegetables, celery, olives and
! other relis hes, numerous Rinds OF cakes
fruits ice cream and coffee.
Soon after the breakfast he bride anC
groom took carriage for the train, anC
ne major part of ;ne wedding psrty pre-
ceded t0em there to give them AS cordla
d seDG off US possible Headed by tAt
i, preacher and the grave and severe pro
} lessor OF music, they prepare themselve:
= with an abundance of rice and supersu
Il ID f OF year, snd, at 7 he train hat
ieIt, the depot platform looked as though
! there had been severe storm of rice
with an occasional shower OK dilapidatet
slippers.
The first point MIR. and Mrs. TER
VIII visit on their wedding tour is Mes
IOrleaHs. Thence they vail 60 20 Allan
"a, GA, and will visit other eouther
d points, re u!ning By the way of Chicsg,
: and thence 20 A4IoTa, VIII re they wi
visit Mir. TerrY's no -her. Theg Will the
come to Bushnell for s. visl, and vi
O arrive at home, a, S16 Nineteenth stree
4 Kock Island. about December IS
TIE brIde, who il better known tn he
.rIrI & by her home n4me CT B rdie
was born and reared in this city She
a Cn rmlnE yOVng lady End highly y,
conpiisbei. Her Lus band is also qni
well Known 10 Bushnell folks, havin
been a passenger con luCtcT on the S;
Louis divIa.on Of the C.. B & Q FOR Il
last II yer. Ee is in favor vi
the rsvelJug public sUo his inina
friends know him 10 be man OF sjerliu
worth and y gentleman. They have II
best wishes ard hearty congratulatigl
OF Ibis community.
Among the guests at the weddi1
whose homes are abroad were Mr.
D., May Terry. OF Aurors. the groom
4 mother, Mr.. and Mrs Ire Smith, of Al
{ rora, Mr.. an Mrs. John Hard WICK, of
j Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Crawford.
Walnut Grove, Mrs. S. J Nuucmaker,
Friend, Neb Miss Minnie Waters
MontezIma, IN and Miss Madeline Ma
tiers. of Lswistown.
The gifts to the uriCe we're not on e
- bibiuon, but we have surreptiti0us
learned that they are very numerous al
handsome, among them being 6eed to
, house and two lots in this city from b
father, articles OF beautiful furnitur
exquisite paintings, siiyerwsre, linen
etc, enough to stock dining room al
bOudoir several times over.