Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-17

During the ceremony the orchestra
played Dreaming"
The guests were received by Mrs.
Leonard Titterington, Mrs. L. A. Kidd
Key of Sherman, Texas, an aunt of the
bride, Miss Betty Gilmore, Mrs. A. G.
Moseley of st. Louis, the brides aunt,
Major c. S. Richie, and w. o. Negus,
the latter an uncle of the groom. Miss
ry and Miss Agnes Gilmore in the din
ling room.
Beautiful Gowns Worn.
The bride was eXquisitely gowned in
white satin trimmed in panels of Ouch
ess lace, over which was worn a coat
of white brocade satin. She wore a
long veil looped with pearls and EN-.
broidered in real lace and carried i
bouquet of purple orchids. Miss Nose.
ley wore white satin princess dress
worn under robe of silk chiffon trim
med in gold braid, Miss Jackson wore
white satin empire gown trimmed in
lace and fringe. Both the maid of hon
l. or and bridesmaid wore short wells and
carried Easter lilies. Mrs. Moseley
wore black silk chiffon over white satin
and Mrs. Kidd-Key wore grey satin and
amethests.
Mr. Knowlton was born and reared
in Rock Island. Now he is min
ling engineer at Norgantown, w,
Ma. Miss PiSgin had made her
home with Major Richie since she grad
uated from school conducted by her
aunt, Mrs. Kidd-Key at Sherman. Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. KnOwlton left last even
ing for a trip to Milwaukee, from where
they will at once go to Morgantown
where they will make their home after
Nov. 1.
Norman MagnusOn.
| a pretty home wedding was celebra,
tehs last evening at the home of X F.
Wahlstrom, COZ Forty-fourth street,
when Miss Hulda Magnuson and Hans
=, Norman of Moline were united in mar
riage by Rev. e. X Jonson of Zion
Lutheran church. At s o'clock the
bridal party descended the stairs to tbs
strains of Mendelssohn's Weddine
march played on the piano and violin
by Miss Mile Erickson of Moline and
*. F. Wahlstrom. Little Esther Hog
Iberg, the ringbearer, led the way car
ryinS the ring on silver tray. Mex
came the groom and officiating clergy
man; then the bride alone, preceded By
her sisters, the Misses Selma and Olge
Maenuson, who served as bridesmaids
Easily came the groomsmen, John Pear
son of Moline and Paul HUT of this
city. During the ceremony Hearts
and Flowers" was softly played. TIL,
bride was attired in princess gowT
of French lawn deliberately trimmed il
lace. She wore the veil and carried
BRIDES roses. The bridesmaids were
| gOwned in white Swiss lace trimmed
and the hostess, Mrs. WahlStrom, the
brides sister, was dressed in a princes!
dress of light blue silk muslin. The
little ringbearer wore French batistt
and lace. Following the ceremony
delicious wedding dinner was served
The party was given a charivari. Abou
so relatives and friends were presen
at the ceremony. The wedding color
were pink and white and were carried
out in the decorations of the house
Mr.. and Mrs Norman have gone t,
housekeeping at Eleventh street an,
Fourteenth avenue Moline
Gocdeckc-Greim.
Miss Lillian Wilhelmina Goedeck.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Coed
ecke, was united in marriage las
evening at the home of her parents
14O4 Fifth-and-a-half avenue, t,
George +. Greim, son of Mr.. and Mrs
.. Edward Gkeim of Moline. Rev. C. A
Mennicke performed the ceremon
which took place at O'Clock. Al
tending the bridal couple were Mis-
Louisa Greim and Miss Mary Grein
sisters of the groom, as maid of homo
and bridesmaid, and Will Franks c
this city and Julia Thomson of Molin
: as grOomsmen. The bride was gowne
in white silk and wore bridal We
caught with orange blossoms. TIL
2 maid of honor wore green silk an
, the bridesmaid pink silk, the weddin
1 colors. green, pink and white bein
carried ont i'm the gowns A weddin