Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-09-25
LIVES ARE UNITED.
Miss Florence Isabel Hall and
Perry Ellsworth David Par
ties to Pretty Wedding.
MANY HERE FROM ABROAD
Will Make Their Home in Davenport
After Nov. 1-Ceurvorst-Mi
Nuptials.

daughter OF Dr. ana MIS-. benjamin i.
Hall, was married last evening at $50
O'Clock at her home, 943 Twenty frs;
street, to Perry Ellsworth David OF
Davenport, son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w
David of Port Byron. DR.. II. b. WEI
liams of the First Methodist church
performed the ceremony, using the
ring service in the presence of about
100 guests.
The home was beautifully decorated
in the wedding colors, pink and white
The ceremony was performed in the
front parlor under a canopy of white
hydrangias with white columns wound
with garland of the same flower. The
second parlor was decorated with gar
lands of pink and white asters and
ferns and the decorations of the diu-
ing room were pink and white cosmos
and asparagus ferns.
Give Musical Program.
Mrs. r. r. Hogan. accompanied by
Mrs. r. a. Rucgnitz of Dubuque,
piano, and Miss Mary Alice Williams,
violin, sang Itch Liebe Dich," from
Grieg, before the arrival of the bridal
party which was announced by the
strains of Lohengrin's Wedding march,
played by Mrs. Ruegnitz and Miss
Williams. The groom and his best
man, Devore Siemonson of Port Byron,
led the way followed by the brides
maid Miss Grace Hall, sister of the
bride. and lastly came the bride with
her father. During the feautiful and
| impressive ceremony MendelssOhn's Il
Love Thee" was played and the re-
cessional was Mendelssohn's Wedding
march. After the ceremony Mr.
Hogan sang "Adoration," by BrOwski
and during the evening Mrs. Ruegnitz
and Miss Williams played several
numbers.
The bride was dressed in a princess
gown of white sapho, made entrau
and trimmed in princess lace. She
wore her mothers wedding veil AM
fan, the veil which fell to the hem OF
her gown was held with maiden hail
fern and a single rose. She carrie
an arm bouquet of brides roses and hel
only ornament was a pendant of peal
set with diamond, the gift of tn,
broom.
The bridesmaids dress was whit,
net. lace trimmed over white taffet;
and she carried pink rose buds. The
brides going away gown was rOya
blue broad cloth with hat and veil f
match and she wore the champaign
lcolored gloves.
Many Guests from Abroad.
After the ceremony reception wa
held and wedding luncheon served
Mr.. and Mrs. David left last evenin:
for the east and after Nov l will b,
lat home at 1914 Churchill terrace
Davenport. The bride attended tn,
public schools and graduated from
the high school in the class of 100
and later attended Augustana college
where she also pursued her musica
studies. and is quite a talented violin
list. She was much feted before he
marriage and her charm of mamie
has made her a general favorite. Tn
igroom is tri-city manager OF the Ma
tional Biscuit company and is wei
hIoNI III tnG ltlISc ClilSS. Ht ARA,
of gifts was unusually large and beau
tiful, including quantities of cut glass
silver and china and a handsome sun
of money from her aunts, the MiSse
Rechc, and her uncle, Henry ReechC
also from her father. From out O
town the guests were: Mrs. S.
Van SAINT, wife of former GovernO
Van SAINT of Minnesota, aunt of tn
bride; DIR. w. A. Hall, Danville. Ky
uncle of the bride; Mr.. and Mrs
!, Baird of Dewitt. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs
II. w. Siemonson, Port Byron; Mis-
Cora David. Chicago, sister of til
groom: Mrs. l.. w. David, Port Byroi
mother of the groom: Mrs. B. A. Rues
, nitz, Dubuque; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ha
let. Sterling: Mrs. Lulu Butt, d.
buque: Miss Laura and Carl Lindbere
Dubuque; Miss Sophia Luers, Elkadc'
Iowa; Henry Reche and the Misse
Ida and Belle Reche, Dubuque, incl
and aunts of the bride; La Porte Va
SAINT. Chicago. cousin of the bride
! Mrs. Zach Suffer- LeClaire, Iowa; Comm
Block. Port Byron, and Dr. o. Dale
of Port Byron.
| Ceuryorst-MiIIcr.
t The marriage of Miss Wilhelmin
{ Miller to Clement Ceurvorst of Daver
t port took place this morning at
o'clock at Sacred Heart church, nu'
, tial high mass being celebrated b
Rev. ]. F. Lockney, pastor of tb
, church. A company of 500 guests Wa
+ Ipresent to witness the ceremony whic
was performed in the sanctuary. Mis-
, Grace Day was maid of honor, Mis-
Mamie Ceurvorst, a sister of tn
groom, was brides maid, and the a
PENDANTS were the Misses Ada Hutc
ms, Carrie Terkelsen, Rose Krohn an
: Julia Beck George Schwenker an
| Clarence Rudolph were groomsme
and Francis Hartman and Euger
Ceurvorst, brother of the groom, wei
:. ushers.
The church was handsomely de
GRATED in green and white the weddiI