Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-11-27
HAND AND HEART.
Thanksgiving Wedding Bells
Ring.
TIE QUAYLy NOBLE NUPIIALs

In . Rock Island Home-Nsrrisge Of Mrs
Margaret AoGusta Grealish Co Charles
Gustave Moli 1t PittsborG.
Charles Stewart Quayle aud Miss
Elizabeth E. Noble were united in
marriage at high noon yesterday at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
S. f. Noble. OF Fulton.
The groom is a son OF Supervisor
snd Mrs. W. p. Quayle, of this city.
who were made the subjects of a
happy surprise at the hands of the
groom, whose first intimation to
them that he had the matrimonial
question under consideration was an
Invitation to the wedding, which
was attended by immediate relatives
only. Rev. F. S. Arnold, of the
Presbyterian church, officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Quayle departed in the
evening for the east ON q 10 day
wedding trip.
The groom. who il in charge of
the record department in the Mod
ern Woodmen head offices at Fulton.
and is an Industrious. straig htfcr-
ward and exemplary young man,
has made many friends since going
there few years ago, and those in
Rock Island will unite with them in
wishing for Rim and his bride long,
prosperous and happy lives. The
couple will make their home at Fall
ton while the Woodmen head offices
remain there.
MIR. and Mrs. Qusyle, and daugh-
ter, Minnie, and son Frank, attend
the wedding. i
The marriage of Miss Margaret
Augusta Grealish, daughter OF Capt.
and Mrs. Nj. j. Grealish, u. s. A., oil
Allegheny arsenal. to Charles Gustave
Moll, was solemniZed at 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning at the church OF
IS. Peter and Paul, Pittsburg. A
detachment Of soldiers from Allegh'
eny arsenal we're present in full uni.
form. The bridal dresses were mar.
wells of the modiste. The wedding
took place ON the same date and hour
as that of the brides parents. yester.
day being the 3ist anniversary o
their marriage.
The Pittsburg Post in speaking Of
the couple, says: 1.-The bride is ,
daughter of Capt. and Mrs. M. j
Grealish, U. S. A., and is o beautiful
brunette. She was born in Georgia
her middle name being after tn,
beautiful city Of Augusta, and is /,
| typical sOutherner, and possessing
tina. charming manner of southern
ladies. She has bsen a resident o
Pittsburg only a short time. having
moved here when her parents wer'
transferred to this arsenal, from
Rock Island. a few years ago, but
since her advent into Pittsburg SO
ciety she has made innumerablt
friends, and is well known in art ant
music circles. c. Gustave Moll i:
one of the large property holders o
the East End. and is we'll known In
business and social circles. Hi
beautiful home, 207 South Highland
avenue, is noted for the numerous
social entertainments that have beer
held therein and now that he will
have such beautiful aud charming
wife, to act as hostess, is goes with
out saying. that invitations to all re
ceptions and social functions to theil
home will be eagerly sought after.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moll left in the even
ing for New York on a wedding tour
They will reside on South Highland
avenue, Pittsburg.
Other weddings.
Arthur Golden and Miss Rosa Wal
lace were married at the count,
clerks office Wednesday by Judg,
| Adams.
Roland Whiteside, of Yuma. and
Miss Lillian Oppendike, of Hillsdale
we're married Wednesday at the
home of the groom's brother, William
Whiteside, at Port Byron, Rev
Thompson officiating.
Miss Hattie Cookbook, daughter o
Mrs. John Hauptmann, 1914 Sixth
avenue, was married to Charles w
Kruger Wednesday evening at
O'Clock, the wedding taking place Al
the brides home. Rev. A. C. Men
nicke, of the German Lutheran
church, performed the cerem ony
Miss Katie Poehlman officiating a.
bridesmaid and William Kruger AZ
groomsman. A large company Q
relatives and friends attended thu
wedding.
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