Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-07-01

ez4ony was performed at 8 O'Clock
hi Rev Granville II. Sherwood, the.
rector of the church, the full Episcopal
service being used. The church was
e1aborately decorated In flowers, pink.
Ond white blossoms being used to-
Gether with ferns and palms. J. Mrs.. "A.
S. Burt was matron of honor. Miss
Ethel Lamb of Moline was bridesmaid
and Mr.. Cordell of Moline was the
groO,n's best man. Alexander Down
ing of Pittsburg was the ring bearer
and Anna Mary Bostock, niece of the
bride, was the flower girl. William.
Downing of Pfttsburg, Harry Knox
Lewis S. Flack and Raymond Syret
We're the ushers Miss Ada Krebs II
the organ played Memberships we'd
ding march as the choir heading. ~
bridal procession came int
church. The matron of honor
alone and the little flower " came
next. The bride with her father fol
lowed and the bridesmaid and ring
bearer came last. The groom and his
best man met them at the altar and
the bride was given in marriage by her
| father. ~
The bride wore beautiful princess
gown Of white crepe de chene over
taffeta, she wore the veil and carried
shower bouquet of brides roses. The
matron of honor was dressed in pink
| silk and carried American Beauties.
The flower girl was dressed in pink
silk and the bridesmaid wore white
lace gown over silk The ring bearer
was dressed in white, A weddine
dinner was served at the home of the
bride following the ceremony, a large
company of friends being present 1t
the home as We'll as al the church
Thew left last evening on an eastern
wedding trip of months duration and
after August l will be at home in this
city. Mr. Ziegler is an employee of
The Moline Pillow company. His bride
is a graduate of the Pittsburg consei,
lvatory Of music and was a member II
the Trinity chv hkeir. From oui
of town the present Wee
Thomas Quinn sPittsburg, Mr.. and
4 Mrs. c. S. Mash offChicago, Mrs
/ Pearl Pfitzenmaie-lo of Oklahoma City
and William Downing of Pittsburg.
Knights Tempiar Reception. Rock
Island lodge No. Is, Knights Templar
1 gave a delightful reception and enter
tainment at the Watch Tower inn last
evening which was attended by about
| 200 people. The reception was the
closing entertainment of a series of de
ilightful parties given during the win
ter and spring and was one of the most
fenjoyable of the series. The entertain.
lment part of the program consisted OF
illustrated songs sung by j. G. Hazard
moving pictures and dancing to music
furnished by Wrixon's orchestra. Dur.
ing the evening a course lunch was
| served in the banquet room of the inn
The reception hall was quite elaborate
ly decorated in knights Templar flags
and banners and presented an attrac.
| tive appearance. The company was re-
ceived by the following knights: H. A
j, Mcdonald, II. A. Clevenstine,
Charles Schneider, f. c. Denkmann,
| Henry Carse. II. ID. Mack, H. H. Cleave-
| land, l.. c. Dougherty, NJ NJ Briggs,
d. j. Sears, NJ. S. Heagy. S. ]. Fergu.
son. The members of the general com
mittee in charge of the reception were:
IL. G. Woodbury., H. E. Krell. H. ID
| Mack, J. 7. Campbell. r. j. Fullerton,
| Fred T. Myers, w, ]. Davis. and the
/ members of the floor committee were
j. G.. Woodbury., P. Huthmalier, E. E.
Russell, F. E. Feetham and H. c. Hunt
Special cars took the knights and their
friends to and from the park.
| Spitznas-long.-The marriage of Miss
Lillian M. Long, daughter of George
Long, 1886 Thirteenth avenue, and
Herman G. Spitznas of South Rock Is
land took place yesterday afternoon at
liz o'clock at the home of the brides
| grandmother, Mrs. Mary Long. DIR.
NV. s. Marquis and Rev. w. G. Oglevee
tof Broadway Presbyterian church Off
/ ciated at the marriage, which was wit
messed by large company of friends
Miss Grace Long. cousin of the bride.
and Raymond Spitznas, a brother of
the groom. were the attendants. The
bride wore beautiful gown of white.
The ceremony was followed by a sump-
tuous wedding dinner Mr.. Spitznas
is dairyman and fruit raiser and has
Imade great success of his work His
bride has been a successful teacher in
the Eugene Field school for a number
OF years, and has many friends. Mr..
and Mrs. SpitZnas will make their
home in South Rock Island, where a
beautiful new home has been built.
| Mckerg Young. - Miss Bertha M.
young and Harvey A. McKerg, both of