Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-05
ARE FALL BRIDES
Miss Anna n. Marshall Be-
comes Wife of Fred Merri-
field at Home Wed ding.
WILL RESIDE AT ANN ARB0R
NuptiaIs of Miss Evelyn Belle Long
and DR.. r. j. Ryder Held at Home
of DR.. c. L. Silvis.

Miss Anna HolcOmbe Marshall and
Fred Mortified, the latter of Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, were married this afternoon
at 1 O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Marshall
HOP TWentytirst street, DR.. w S. Mar
.quis of Broadway Presbyterian church
performing the ceremony. Miss Mild
red Warnock was maid of honor and
the SrOom's brother, Roy MerrifCld.
was best man. The brides sister, little
Miss Helen Marshall, was flower girl
Just before the ceremony Miss Grace r.
Hall. pianist, and Miss Mary Alice Viii
liams, yiOlinist, played Evening Star
from Tannhauscr. Grieg's Wedding
March was played by Misses Hall and
Williams, and during the ceremony
they played midsummer Nights
Dream" from Mendelssohn. Mendels-
sohn's Wedding March was played as
4 occasional
The brides gown was white net over
white satin. and she carried an arm
bouquet Of lilies of the valley. Miss
| Warnock wore green trimmed null and
carried white rose buds, and the flower
| girl wore white. Green and white were
| the wedding colOrs, and the house
| Throughout was beautiful in its trim
lminSs. The ceremony took place in the
library before an improvised altar OF
ferns, palms, and white asters. Clema-
| It's, hydrangas, asters, ferns and palms
| completed the decorations in the home
Teacher ut High school.
Miss Marshall graduated from the
! high school in the class of 1897, took
! Il special course at AuGustana, and in
| 1902 took her \. Is. degree at the Uni
versity of Chicago. She then accepted
a position as teacher of history and
| English at the Rock Island high school
where she was much liked by her pu
pills and all those with whom she came
i'll contact, and she is regarded as one
of the city's most attractive and cul
turCd daughters. Her circle of friends
. is large and she will be greatly missed
Mr.. Merrifield has charge of one of the
departments at the University of Am
| ArbOr, and is Il graduate of the Univer
sity of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Mcrri
field will leave this evening for a short
trip, and will later make their home il
Ann Arbor. A large number of out OF
| town guests were present. and the ar
ray OF gifts is unusually large ant
beautiful.
Magiii-BcscIinc.
\ pretty home wedding WAS celebra
ted last evening when Miss Luella w
| BCsClin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J
II. Beselin, became the bride of Cheste
Bryant Magill, son of James \. Magil
of Moline. The ceremony, which tool
place at S o'clock at the home of tn,
bride. S45 Seventeenth street, was per
formed by Rev. w. b. Clemmer of tn,
Memorial Christian church. Precedin;
the ceremony Miss Gertrude Carse san;
Il Love You, Truly" and Lohengrin'
Wedding March was played by Mis-
Jessie Warnecke. Miss Henrietta NJ
BesClin attended her sister as brides
maid and Edward J. Applequist wa
best man. The ribbon bearers wer
the Misses Grace Wright Clara OldC
fest, Ella Cordes, and Ethel Frazer
The bride wore 4 gown of white sill
null and carried a shower bouquet @
brides roses. The bridesmaid wor
white lawn over pink silk and carrie
pink and white roses. The ribbon bearer
wore white gowns with pink girdles an
aigrettS. Following the ceremony dir
ner was served to a company of Z
guests. The wedding was pink an
4 white one, palms, ferns, and pink an
4 white aSters completing very prett
\ color scheme. Mr.. and Mrs. Magill lei
I last evening for Chicago, from wher
they will 90 to GlenwOod Springs, Coz
5 and will be at home after Oct. 10 {
Thirteenth street and Twelfth avenu
Moline. Mr.. Magill holds clerical d
sition with the Moline Pillow compan
His bride has been employed as r
u TOUGHER at the Smith studio. Frol
q out of town the guests were Mr. an
h Mrs. Bert Magill of Kansas and Mr.. al
J Mrs. r. w. Wallace of Philadelphia.
a Rydcr-Long.
ri The marriage of Miss Evelyn Bel
4 Long, daughter of Mrs. Maria \
81 Long, to DR.. Fred J. Ryder toe
"a place last evening at $3.50 o'clock
n the home of DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Silvi
y 2124 Eighteenth avenue. The Ger
81 mony which was witnessed by cor
q pany of 125 guests was performed |
e Rev. l. w. Read of Monroe City, NJ
B Miss Maude Read attended the bri,
- and Rogers Mills of Chicago was be
b man. Lohengrin's wedding march w