Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-01-15

DTlu6 was SOWnSQ III Wuile Sdllu, HcdN-
lily embroidered in white, and wore a
Brussels point lace veil that extended
to the hem of her train. The veil was
held in place by sprays of orange bios
SONS. The bridal bouquet was of
lilies Of the valley, in which few
rare white orchids nestled. The gift
of the bridegroom, handsome dia-
mond pendant, was worn as the brides
sole ornament. The maid of honor,
Miss Charlotte Plamondon, was gown
mings of gold fringes, cords and tas-
sells and embroidered heavily in silk
of the same color as the gown. Her
hat was of gold-colored satin, faced
in black and trimmed in gold and with
a yellow bird of paradise. The brides
maids were gowned in white chiffon
with yellow satin hats trimmed in yell
low roses. All of the maids carried
y yellow daisies. The bride is the niece
Of Mrs. T. H. Dolly of this city, ard
has visited here frequently.
Observation-Disclosures marriage of
Miss Martha Behn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nicholas Behn of South Rock
Island. to Charles Geisler, Jr, son of
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Geisler of South
Rock Island, took place yesterday az
ternoon at O'Clock at the German
Lutheran church, Rev. e. d. Mennicke
performing the ceremony. They were
attended by Miss Catherine Banscher
and Miss Lucinda Geisler sister of the
groom. The bride wore travelling
dress. Mr.. and Mrs. Geisler left yes
| terday for a trip through the south
and will later make their home at
Houston, Texas. where Mr. Geisler is
| in business. Both young people are
well known in South Rock Island and
many well wishes will follow them to
their new home
J. M. G. Club Dance.-The ]. NJ. c.
club composed of young ladies enter
tanned their friends at delightful
and very successful dancing party last
evening at Elks hail. The affair was
attended by company of about 200
|
fair was due to the young ladies in
charge of the arrangements who were
! Misses Georgia Braithwaite, Valeska
Anderson, Elizabeth Miller, Lizzie
Hammerich and Dora Cawi The club
girls will entertain again before long
at another dancing party.
| Married in South Dakota.-Word has
| been received in the city announcing
! the marriage of Miss Emma Phoebe
Lucklum, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Lucklum of Platte, S.
being performed by Rev. Mr., Jones of
| Platte. The ceremony was witnessed
| by a company of about 40 guests and 4
| large wedding reception followed. The
bride was born and reared in this city,
removing a few years ago to Platte
with her parents, and she has many
friends here who will extend heartiest
good wishes.
Have Successful! Card Party.-The
ladies of Sacred Heart Catholic church
entertained yesterday afternoon at a
very successful card party at the
Sacred Heart hall on Twenty-eighth
street and Fifth-and-a-half avenue.
Cipch was played at "a tables. and the
prizes which were hand painted china,
donated by the men of the parish were
given to Mrs. Frank Brough. first, Mrs
Lee Fuller, second. Mrs. William Brag-
don, third. and Mrs. John Glass, fourth
The games were followed by a nice
lunch.
Miscellaneous Shower for Miss Rey
nolds.-The J. F. +. club entertained
at a miscellaneous shower yesterday
afternoon for Miss Belle Reynolds at
her home. 1908 Fourteenth and-a- hall
street. Miss Reynolds marriage to w
E. Brooks of this city will take place
Feb. II. The young ladies spent d
pleasant afternoon with games, music
and lunch was served.
Grams-D rinkwine.-Fred Grams anC
Miss Ruby Drinkwine were united il
maj id5o ycSIoiuay S'ehiiS at 'hS
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Grams, 1117 Thirty-fiftl
street The ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. D. Mennicke of the Ger
! man Lutheran church.
Hostess to T. II. D. Club.-Mis:
Cecilia Burkhart at her home, al;
Twelfth street, was hostess last even
| ing to the T. II. d. club. The youns
people passed pleasant evening will
I various games and music and luncl
was served. The club will meet witt
Miss Marie Frick next time.
Entertains for Friendships. B. L
Jones entertained unite informally YES