The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-02-16
Hawkes-McLean Nuptials.

kuk's elite society events, during the
winter season now passing, and one
of the most beautiful late winter mar
riages to be solemnized in this city,
will be when Miss Angelina Hawkes.,
elder daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward q. Hawkes., ST., of 725 North
Eighth street, to Mr.. Arthur Samuel
Mclean, son of Mr.. and Mrs. James I
N. Mclean of Evanston, Ill.
The marriage ceremony will take +
place at eight thirty o'clock in the
Westminster Presbyterian church in
the presence of two hundred relatives
and friends of both the bride and
groom A number of out of town
guests will be present at the nuptials !:
this evening, which will take the
form of beautifully appointed violet
wedding
Reverend Ezra Butler Newcomb,
pastor of the First Westminster Pres
byterian church will officiate, the -'ar.
rage to take place in front of the ros-
trum. surrounded By a beautiful bank
ing of greenery, palms and
flowers. The ring ceremony OF
the Presbyterian church will
be the beautiful marriage SER
vice, solemnized, in the union of these
two young lives.
At $50 to the sweet strains Of
Lohengrin's "a Midsummer Nights
Dream 9 played by Mr. Victor Vaughn
Lyle of Omaha, the bride will en-
ter the east door of the church entry
with her father and proceeding to the
rostrum. will be met by the groom and
his best man. Mr.. Norris Mclean.
The bride will be served by Miss
Hannah Hawkes.. her sister, as maid
of-honor and by Misses Pearl Collier,
/ Glenn Southwell, Emile Hickerson
and Adelaide Ferris, as bridesmaids.
The bride-elect will be given away by
her father. Mr.. William Smith Of
Quincy will sing 20 Promise Me, "
Just previous to the pronouncing of
the betrothal vows by the young
couple.
The bride will wear white satin
with bridal veil and gloves to match
and her shower bouquet will be a
| beautiful creation of lilies of the
valley and brides roses.
The maid of honor, Miss Hannah
Hawkes., will be attired \ pale violet
crepe-de-chene. The four brides.
maids will be gowned in white null
and will carry violets. The attending
ushers will be Messers. John Findley
4 ]. Ralston Hayden, Harold Hannah
and Edward Hawkes., Jr.
Following the ceremony, the brida,
party, including relatives and few
dear friends of the bride and groom
will be entertained at an elegantly
appointed course dinner at 9:S(
o'clock by the brides parents, in com
pliment to the out of town guests anG
others invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean will leave a
midnight for honeymoon trip o. sew
eral weeks and will be at home afte
March first, at 2210 Aldrich avenue
south, at Minneapolis. Mimi.
Probably no one is known better il
Keokul6's social set, than Mis-
Hawkes.. A graduate of Keokuk higl
school of 1906, she has been livin,
quietly with her parents since com
pleting her studies and has mingled
| much in society, being popular, OF
account of her sweet lovable DISPOSE
ton and womanly beari-g, which ha
given h-r charm and grace to ente
the best of society. During the pas
several weeks, she has been the CUES
of honor at several pre-nuptial court
/, estes, rendered her by several O
her girl friends, which have prove
!, most enjoyable among the other socia
|, events of the past months socia
: calendar.
4 The. groom is fine young gentle
:. nan of sterling worth and bushes
ability, being one of the most favore
y of the Representatives of the job
a Lucas Paint company of Chicago. II
has won for himself an enviablc Eel
utation in the business world and du
ing his visits in this city has favore
Keokuk's younger social set on
V number of occasions with his pre-
s ence.
l. The marriage this evening of on
n of Keokuk's fairest daughters to til
Chicago gentleman, unites two of tn
most prominent families of this cit
and Evanston, the home Of th
- grooms parents.
- Just where Mr.. and Mrs. McLea
:, will spend their honeymoon, the
= have destined to be secret. Whe
they depart this evening on their jou
ney the happiest wishes and congra
ulations win accompany them, fro
= hundreds of friends here and els
- where.
- Those out of town guests who al
: in the city to attend the nuptials tn
= evening are: Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. M
, Lean of Evanston, ILL., Mrs. E.
/ Hickerson and daughters, the Miss,
I Alma and Emile OF Moberly, Mo-, Mi
/ Glenn Southwell of Des Moines, Il
I Misses Dorothy and Adelaide Ferr
/ of Carthage, H., Mr.. Victor Waugh
/ I.ytle of Omaha. Mr. William Smith
Quincy, Mr. John F'indley of Moberl