Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-10
CELEBRATE Two
EVENTS IN One
Miss Frida Harms Becomes
Bride on Parents Ruby
Wedding Day.
GROOM ALFRED HAMILTON
Fifty Guests Attend Unique Cere-
monies-Miss FitZ and Charles
Snyder United.

Miss Frida Maraie Harms, daughter
Alfred Mclean Hamilton of Velardella,
Mexico. were married last evening a.
z o'clock at the home of the bride >
parents, 500 Eighteenth street. Rev.
Granville Fl. Sherwood, rector OF TIN
ity Episcopal church, performed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by a
company of abont so guests. Miss
Pauline Harms attended her sister as
bridesmaid and the groom$ brothter,
Arthur Hamilton of Montreal, Canada,
was the groom's best man. A ve'y
pretty feature of the ceremony was
the celebration of the 10th Or ruby
anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
Mr. and Mrs. Lothar Harms, the
brides parents. The ruby colors Were
carried out in the decorations and the
affair was very prettily and approprla-
tely carried out. Following the cera-
mony the company went to the Hotel
Harms where an elaborate wedding
dinner was served, toasts being given
BY members of the party for the bride
and groom of yesterday and the bride
aud groom of 40 years ago. The bride
wore a Spanish lace robe over
white satin and carried brides
roses. She wore the full length tulie
veil and the gift of the groom, pearl
brooch. Mr. Hamilton is superintend
ent of a large mining concern in Mex
leo. His bride is one of Rock Is
lands best known ana most populal
young women, OF beautiful disposition
and accomplishments. Mr.. and Mrs
Hamilton left last night for Montreal
from where they will go TO New YORK.
and by water from that city to Mexico
Snyder-Fitz.
The marriage of Miss E. Pearl FitZ
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. o. l. FitZ
of Lacrosse, Wis, and Charles David
Snyder, son of Mrs. f. J. Snyder, 212i
Eighteenth avenue, took place this
morning at the home of the BRIDE
parents in Lacrosse. Rev. Mr.. Ing
ham of the Methodist church of thai
city performed the ceremony in thy
presence of a small company of re.a
tives and friends The young people
were unattended Mr. Snyder is head
of the correspondence department q
the Sash and Door works and is wei
liked and popular in the city. Hi!
bride spent her childhood in this city
removing to Lacrosse a few years az,
with her parents. Mrs. f. j. Snyda
and Miss Mary Snyder, mother and sis
ter of the groom, are in attendance a
the wedding festivities. Mr.. and Ms
Snyder will take a short wedding trir
returning to this city to make thei
home in South Heights.
Brewin-Dunn.
Miss Catherine G. Dunn and Clyd
Brewin were married last evening a
the rectory of the Sacred Hear
church, Rev. J. F. Lockney officiating
They were attended by Jessie Lyol
and Miss Elizabeth Huber After thi
ceremony the bridal party repaired i
the residence of the brides brother
j. C. Dunn. G30 Twenty-seventh street
where a. wedding supper was servef
A large number of friends were pres
ent, and the young couple were mad
the recipient of many beautiful pres
ents.. The happy couple left this morr
ing on a wedding trip of about 10 day.
and upon their return will be at HON
to their friends at 27O3 F'ifth-and aha
avenue. Mr. Brewin is an employee :
the Rock Island.
STRENGTHENING.
Miss Myrtle Seward, daughter