The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-24
Prom,nen. on.wa Girl Married.

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rage Of Miss Ruth Cleghorn OF
Onawa, Ia. to Mr.. Paul Pechstein OF
this city, is from the Onawa Senti-
mel:
Miss Ruth Cleghorn. daughter OF
Mrs. Mary Cleghorn of this city, and
Mr.. Paul Pechstein of Keokuk ware
married Tuesday evening, May 18th.
at { o'clock, the Rev Theo Jorgen-
sen Of the Congregational church ofir
ciating. The wedding was a quiet but
pretty home Wedding, only twenty
guests, all intimate relatives, being
present. Lohrengrin's wedding march
was played by Mrs. Charles E. Brown.
very intimate friend of the bride.
The brid was gowned in white crepe
satin. trimmed with embroidered
tulle, and carried a shower bouquet
OF lilies of the valley. A small gold
chain with pearl pendant and bar
pin, gifts Of the groom. were the only
ornaments worn by hsr The house
was decorated with white lilacs. lilies
of the valley and ferns. In the din
ing room where a dainty three course
luncheon was served, large MOUND
of lilies OF the valley and white
lilacs centered the BRIDGE table
where eight of the bridal party sat,
and the same effect was carried out
on the three smaller tables. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pechstein of Keokuk, par
ents Of the groom, and George Pech-
stein, a younger brother, came to be
present at the ceremony.
The bride belongs to an old and
highly respected family. She was for
time student at Ames and was
afterwards successful teacher in the
Sioux City schools for five years.
Miss Cleghorn was prominent so
cially. and was a member OF the
Daughters OF American Revolution.
the Studio club and the Onawa Art
club. Mr.. Pechstein is a young bust
ness man OF Keokuk, being vice pres
ident OF the Keokuk Hydraulic Tire
Setter company, and secretary OF the
,Keokuk Brick and Tile company. He
was a member of the graduating class
OF '06 of Ames, and is a, member of
the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and OF
the b. P.sO. E. The bride and groom
left on the nine o'clock train for Du-
lutl on wedding trip Of two weeks
duration, after which they will make
their home in Keokuk
Lincoln School pupils.
An enjoyable entertainment was
presented Friday NIGHT by the Lincoln
school pupils. The following pro-
gram was given. under direction OF
Miss Helwig and the Lincoln school
teaching staff:
Pilgrims Chorus ........... Wagner
Srring Song .-.......... Mendelssohn
80 BY Room 6.
Miss Irene Rollosson at piano.
The Clapping Song.
Balloon Man."
Pretty Poll Parrot
. Little Yellow Dandelion."
Sweeping and busting"
"a Little Man and Big Base Drum
BY room 1, under the direction OF
Miss Abbie Griggs and Miss Marian
Bradford.
-Four Little Mice"
{ Hickory Dickory Dock
"Whirling and Whirling"
BY room 2, in charge of Miss Mamie
Slack
'eFlag Song"
BY room 3. supervised by Miss
Florence E. Brown.
Songs:
"The Voice of Spring"
Now is. the Month of Maying."
"Maytime.''
BY room G.
Flower Drill" BY room 4, In
structed by Miss Mabel Wilbur.
doll Drill" BY room 3, supervised
by Miss Florence E. Brown.
Wand Star Drill" BY room 6,
under the direction Of Miss Mary j.
Harrington
Hoe Drill" BY room 5. supervis-
ed by Miss Bertha Nelson.
'vesper Hymn
"Swanee River"
Lead Kindly Light"
BY Lincoln school glee club. direct
ed by Miss Louise Helwig.
Flag Drill BY room 6. under the
direction of Miss Mary ]. Harrington.
In Honor Of Birthday.
August Santo was delightfully."- en.er-
tanned at the home of his daughter.
Mrs. J. NJ Skinner, 2o09 Bank street.
Friday evening. The occasion was
the seventy-second anniversary Of the
birth of Mr. San.o. Five hundred was
played during the evening and re-
fracbments were served
To Visit in ST. Louis.
Mrs. Ernest F. Bisbee who has been
the guest of Colonel Blood and Miss
blood returned To her home in St