Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-06-04

Island
May 20-Annual meeting.
Welch-Webb.-The marriage of Miss
Lulu Webb and Harrison G. WEIGH,
which took place last evening at the
home of the groom's father, ]. w.
lWelch, S3S Twenty-first street, came
as surprise to the friends of the
| young people, who although knowing
! that such an event would be ceie-
brated, had not been informed of the
nearness of the date. DR.. H. w. Reed
of the First Baptist church performed
the ceremony, the members of the
family being the only witnesses. NJ.
Welch is travelling salesman for Henry
DARTS Sons, and is one of the best
known and most popular young
linen in the city. His bride has
been employed for a number of years
III the certificate department of the
Modern Woodmen and is lady OF
many accomplishments and charms
Mr.. and Mrs. Welch will make their
home at S3S Twenty-first street
After their marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Welch, still thinking to keep their
marriage a secret, left for the Watch
Flower to attend the Thirty club dance.
After they were safely on the car the
news of their marriage was telephoned
Ito the company at the Tower, who
watched for their coming. AS they
lcame up che stairs to the dance hall
the orchestra played Lohengrin's we'd
IdIng march and the assembled COM
pany Showered them with congratula-
ltions.
II In Honor of Miss Mosenfeider.-
h Mrs julius Ochs and the Misses Cor
rine and Lillian Klein at the home of
the former ON Brady street, Davenport,
yesterday afternoon entertained at 4
bridge whist party in honor of Miss
Jeanette Mosenfelder, a much feted
bride elect of next week. The rooms
were beautifully decorated in pink and
white sweet peas the wedding cOlors
being. effectively carried out. The
prizes in the games were given to Miss
Hettie Abrams, guest prize Miss Lis
cher first prize and Miss Froehlich sec
ond prize and the consolation prize
was given TO Miss Rae Rosenstein Vi
Moline. a six course lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess. the place cards be
ing hand painted roses
/ Last evening delightful dancing
party was given at the Outing club by
tri-city young men in honor of Miss
] Mosenfelder and which was attended
by about so couples of tri-city young
people The affair was one of the
most enjoyable of the many prenup
tial affairs.
knaueI-iglehart.-Mis Elizabeth Ig
lehart, daughter of Reverdy E. lyle
hart, and Gustav H. Knauei of Moline
We're married last evening at $50 al
| the parsonage of the First Methods,
church by Rev R. b. Williams, the rims
service being used. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Knauel of Mo
line. father and mother of the groom
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Smith of Day
export. relatives of the bride. Mr.
4 Knauel is implement inspector for the
Deere & Mansur company, Moline
Mrs. knauel was born and reared il
tails city and her circle of friends j:
large. They will make their home fo
the present in Davenport.
Japanese Tea Big Success.-The Ia
dies of the Central Presbyterian churcl
conducted 4 most successful Japanes
tea yesterday afternoon and evening O,
the lawn at the home of Mrs H. $
Cable, 914 Second avenue. The law
was gayly decorated in Japanese Ian
terms and umbrellas and the ladies i
attendance were dressed in Japanes
, costumes. palmist and fortune tel
: er furnished, amusement for the guest
and an orchestra gave a musical Or,
gram during the afternoon and evel
ing. Supper was served on the law
to large number of persons.
Ii Luncheon for Teachers.-The men
bers of the retiring class of the Irwin
school gave luncheon this mornin
at the school for their teacher, Mis-
WithersPoon, and the other teacl
ers of the building, the Misse
Noftsker, Jonassen, Morrison Sten
Huthmaker and Roth. The membel
of the class are Irene Harne