Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-09-21
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the prettiest
of home weddings was celebrated yes
Iterday when Miss Sadie Beal. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Beal of Yuma
township was married to r. Frank An
thony of Lancaster, Ohio. Rev A A.
Waters, pastor of the Methodist church
of Hillsdale, spoke the marriage ser
vice at high noon in the presence of
| the intimate friends and relatives of the
couple. The home was pTettily decor
atGd in pink and white with pink as
ters and asparagus ferns. Edward Nc
Murphy was best man. and Miss Eta
| Beal of Moline the maid of honor Miss
| Allie Beal, sister of the bride was
! bridesmaid The bridal party entered
the parlor to the strains of LOhengrin's
wedding march played by Mrs. A. r.
Beal The bride was attired in a gown
of white batiste and carried bridal ros-
cs and the maid of honor wore d gown
OF white. After the ceremony de
! lightful wedding dinner was served on
the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony de-
parted in the afternoon on their
wedding journey. going to Chicago and
from there to Newark. Ohio, where
they will make their home. The bride
is an accomplished young woman, and
has a host of friends. who will wish
her happiness. For number of years
she taught in the country schools of
this county and later was instructor
in stenography in the business college
at Lancaster The groom is an archi-
toct and contractor at Lancaster The
guests at the wedding from Rock ISL
and were Mr. and Mrs. William McCou-
ochie and daughter Margaret and DR..
ana Mrs. NJ. \. Hollingsworth.
Smict,E c!<ert.-The marriage of
Miss Eva l.. Eckert and Clair f. Smick
was solemnized last evening at the
Spencer Memorial NJ. E. church. the
pastor. Rev. J. b. Rutter performing
the ceremony in the presence of a
large company OF the friends of the
couple. The bridge was attended by
her sister. Miss Jessie Eckert. Clyde
Herrick acting as best man. Preced-
ing the ceremony at the church, a we'd
ding feast was served at the home OF
the brides parents, Twelfth avenue
and Thirty-eighth street, company of
1G being present. Both at the home
and at the church. the wedding coloTs
of green and white were in evidence
l..
the young people have wide circles of
friends. They have been active in the
affairs of the church IN which their
marriage took place, since its organiZa |
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Smick will spend |
week with Mr.. Smick's parents at |
Bushnell The groom is employed at
the Mutual Wheel works in Moline.
Whittemore- Hahn.-At the residence |
OF the parents of the bride, Mr.. and |
Mrs F. C. Hahn, Fourth avenue and |
Fourteenth street, at o'clock yester
day afternoon took place the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Emma Hahn
and Herbert Whittemore. Rev. r. B.
Williams of the First Methodist church
officiated in the presence OF a small
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parties. A collation. was served. The
couple will make their home In Moline.
the groom being employed as machn-
list at the Silvis shops of the Rock Is
land road.
Dinner in Officers Honor.-Colonel
and Mrs S. E. Blunt last evening en-
a company of 16 at dinner at
their home at Rock Island arsenal in
honor of Brigadier General William
Crozier, chief of ordnance. who was
here on his annual inspection visit
General Crozier has completed his in
spection and this afternoon departed
IN his return to Washington.
Schleifer Stout.-Miss Bessie Stout
md Harry E. Schleifer, both of Gales
burg. were married at the Williamson
home, 907 Second avenue, at O'Clock
afternoon, Rev r. B. Will
Jams. pastor of the First Methodist
,hurch. officiating. After the ceremony
he company present partook of we'd
ling repast. Mr.. and Mrs. Schleifer
will make their home at Galesburg.
Play Cinch at Tower.-Mrs Henry
Pardon and Mrs. Fred Tom entertain
Tower yesterday afternoon. A dinner
was served The prizes, handsome
Haviland plates. were won by Mrs. C. I
Y. Witherell and Mrs. Robert Ralston. u