The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-04-12
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Beautiful SPRING NuptlaIs.

DSautiIui spring NuptlalS.
The most beautiful of spring nup-
t1als which has taken place in Keo-
kuk this season, was the weddin, this
morning of Miss Mary Agnes Ewers
to Mr.. Albert Joseph Mullarky, both
prominent young people of this city
and well loved by host Of friends.
The ceremony took place at st. Mary S
Catholic church, solemn nuptial
mass being celebrated. In all there
We're seventy-five wedding guests pres
ent, relatives and dear friends of both
bride and groom. On account of the
prominence of both young people, the
nuptials during the past several
weeks of announcement have caused
much interest among Keokuk people
and the celebration of these promin-
ent nuptials this morning, was at
tended with beauty and solemnity.
Miss Catherine Ewers and Mr..
Mullarky entered the church at nine
O'Clock, preceded by the ushers, Mr..
Robert ]. Ewers and Mr.. George Fin
nigan. Following them were the
bride and Mr.. James T. Mccarthy,
the groom's best man.
AS the bridal party approached the
sanctuary, the beautiful Mid-Sum-
mer Nights Dream from Lohengrin,
was played by Mrs. Joseph Moeller,
organist, accompanied by Mr.. Miller
on the violin. During the ceremony,
THE Spring Song" was played softly
as the beautiful and solemn nuptial
mass was spoken. Concone's mass
was sung by the choir and the offer
tory Ave Maria was sung by Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Moeller.
Rev. Clement Lowrey of Burlington,
Texas was the celebrant of the en-
chanting high mass, which was among
the most beautiful ever recited in st.
Mary's during nuptial mass. Father
Lowrey as celebrant, and who was
former pastor of ST. Francis de Sales
church in this city, was assisted by
Rev. James Dunnion as deacon and
by Rev. George Giglinger as sub-dea-
con. Father Grieser of Muscatine was
also present.
Miss Ewers was charmingly dressed
in a spring brides costume, white
French lawn being the material of
which her dress was made, being trim
med in Valenciennes lace. She wore
a picture hat of white and carried a
prayer book Miss Catherine Ewers,
her sister, and bridesmaid, wore
pink null, braided, and wore pink
and white picture hat She carried
shower bouquet of pink bridal roses.
The color scheme of the church
decorations was pink and white, pink
carnations, smilax and ferns being
used profusely. The entire enhanced
the beauty of the wedding party and
pronounced it one OF the most ele-
gantly appointed events of its kind
held in this city in many months.
a Following the ceremony, the guests
repaired to the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Anna Ewers, at
1905 Bank street, where bountiful
wedding breakfast was served. The
interior of the handsome residence
was decorated In the same color
scheme as that used in the church
pink and white, the pink
smilax and ferns being
used in a tasteful and charming man
ner throughout the parlors, drawing
and dining rooms.
From eight until ten o'clock this
evening, a reception will be given in
honor of the brides guests BIZ her
mother. This event will be one of the
foremost social functions of the week,
fully one hundred invited guests to
be present.
The bride is the winsome and at
tractite daughter of Mrs. Anna Ewers
and of one of Keokuk's most prominent
families. She was born and educat-
ed in this city and has won for her
self many friends through her pleas
ing and friendly manner. The groom
is one of Keokuk's progressive young
men, being one of Huiskamp Broth
er's most trusted employees All Keo-
kuk rejoices in the union of these
two young people and wish for them
every success attainable in married
life. They will be at home immed-
lately at their residence, 217 South
Fifth street, where the groom has
prepared a coy home for himself and
wife
Those out of town guests who we're
present at the nuptials here today
are: Mrs Lightner and Miss Block
of Peoria. Ill. Mrs Anna Feuhlan,
Miss Madeline, Messrs Albert and
Paul Feuhlan, Mrs. Whey of Warsaw,
and Mrs. Geroge ORTIZ, of Carthage,
Illinois.
Dance in Hawkes. Hall.