Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-11-27

Miss Elizabeth Putnam, Mrs. Henry
Matthey, Mrs. Frank Mueller, Mrs. I.
20. Swiney, Mrs. c. M. Waterman,
Mrs Nathaniel French, Mrs. Matilda
Koehler, Miss w. L. Allen, Mrs. ]. P.
Van Patten.
Gauley-Boyd.-The marriage of Miss
Euphamies ]. Boyd of Monte
yuma, Iowa, and James Gauley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Gauley, of
GA Forty-third street, took place last
|evering at o'clock at Spencer Mem
orial Methodist church. Rev. F. E.
Shut officiating, using the ring cere-
mony. The church which was filled
with friends of the young people, was
decorated in pink and white, the we'd
with pink and white carnations, chrys-
anthemums and palms and at the end
of each pew was bow of pink and
white. The ushers were the Misses
Bessie and Mabel Olson and Mabel and
IneZ Crompton, all dressed in pretty
white lace trimmed gowns. Miss Jes-
| sic Eckhart was maid of honor and
| little Mildred Bowes, niece of the
groom, was the ring bearer, and Har-
| vey Griggs acted as best man. The
bridal procession was led by the
ushers, followed by the ring bearer
dressed in white and carrying the ring
in a white Gala lily, the bridesmaid
and best man followed and the bride
and groom came last. The bride wore
a beautiful gown of white satin, trim
med in Irish point lace made entrain
and she wore the full length veil and
carried a bouquet of brides roses and
ferns. The bridesmaid wore pink silk,
trimmed in lace and carried pink roses.
Miss Jessie Whiteside at the piano
played Hearts and Flowers" as the
bridal party entered the church and
during the ceremony played "Oh,
Promise Me-" A wedding reception
followed at the home of the groom
which was attended by about 65
guests, and an elaborate course sup
per was served. The house was decor
ated in pink and white, the receiving
party standing under a large pink and
white flower covered umbrella. Mr.
and Mrs. Gauley left this morning for
points in Iowa, where they will visit
several weeks, returning to make their
home at 334 Fifth avenue, Moline
after Dec. Is. Mr. Gauley is
employed at the Mutual Whee
works in Moline. His bride has
made her home with Mr. and Mrs
James Gauley for some time and has
/. made many friends From out of town
the guests were Miss Rose Boyd Of
Cedar Rapids. Mrs. ]. Jeffrey of Grin
nell, Iowa, John Jeffrey of Chicago
Mrs. ]. r. Rimers of Grinnell, Iowa
and w. J. McCool of Deep River, Iowa
i Have Interesting Debate.-An inter
testing evening was furnished by the
young lady members of the Queer
Esther class of the Memorial Chris
tian church last evening at the church
The question, Resolved, That the
Styles of 1908 Are More Ridiculou,
for Women Than for Men," was dis
cussed by Miss Bertha Karr and Mis-:
; Grace Graves on the affirmative side
and Frank Patterson and F. Wicl
on the negative side. The debate prov
led very interesting and amusing ant
; many sharp sallies were made on botl
sides, the affirmative, however, bein;
given the decision by the Judges
Charles Adams, Harry Franks ant
Mrs. Whitman. Pretty booths ha,
| been erected and refreshments wer
served from them. Other numbers OF
! the program were piano solo by Mis-
t Myrtle Gustafson, reading by Rev. Rot
r ert Henry, vocal solo by H. c. briggs
: and a piano solo by Miss Parker.
For Bethany Home.-Mrs A. Moser
fielder will be the hostess at her home
sos Twentieth street, Wednesday al
ternoon of reXt week at a coffee an
: cake sale, for the benefit of Bethan
Il home.
), The first bottle of Kodol is free if
e fails. See the advertised guarante,
s. If it does not completely digest a
r foods, the druggist returns the none.
d But Kodol does not fail.