Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-09
NERERGALL.YAN PATTEN.


Van Patten OF Camp Mcclellan. Dav-
export. and Lee NebergaiI, son Of Al
dsrman at Large J. f. NebergalI and /
Mrs. Nebergall Of Grand avenue, Dav-
export. were united in marriage at /
7.a0 last evening ia St MaTy's chapel !
Of st. Katherine's school The altar I
was banked with white daisies and /
ferns, simply but very beautifully I
Miss Maud Young at the organ played ,
q program Of uuptial music while the /
company Of guests was gathering and I
81 the hour Of the ceremony played (
the bridal chorus from Lohengrlu as /
the party took places for the ceremony. /
The bride was attended by her sister, I
Mrs. Ralph ClUm and Mrs Dugald Por- !
ter Of Moline as matr0ns Of honor. /
Emily Van Patten small sister Of the
bride, and Elenore NeborgaII, sister OF /
the groom. were the flower girls. [
Dressed alike in embroidered organdy
made with bolero Jackets and wearing
sashes and hair ribbons Of blue and
caps Of white with blue rosattes, they
preceded the bride with her father. /
carrying on their arms wicker baskets /
filed with pink Killarney rose buds
Ralph Clum and BurdicG Richardson
were the ushers and Dugal6 Porter of
Moline. master of ceremonies. The
bride was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man. Morris Christ (
les Of Ottumwa and by the officiating
clergyman, ut Rev. g. H. Morrison, I
bishop of Iowa, who read the Episco-
pal marriage service The bride was
gowned ID her mothers wedding dress,
a beautiful creation Of rich cream satin
made with a square cut train held at
the shoulders. 1t had an overdress of
silk chiffon deliberately embroidered in
Al all-oYer pattern r-ade in empire
i style with round neck and short pulled
4 sleeves. She wore a long veil formed
into a autted coronet at the back Of
the head ana encircled with a wreath
Of orange blossoms. She carried
shower bouquet Of white Killarney
roses. The matrons Of honor we're
gowned alike in sheer summary
dresses made with b0iero jackets oil
lace cut pointed in the back, the sashes
OF blue satin formed a vest effect in
front. draped low in the back with sash
ends They wore hats OF blue and
white chiffon encircleI with wreaths of
small blue and pink flowers. They
carried formal bouquets Of pink rose
buds
During the ceremonr Miss Young
played wedding songs and as a recess /
sional the Mendelssohn wedding
march An informal reception and
supper was held at the home of the
bride after the ceremony. q company Of
so guests being entertained Pink aad
blue we're used in the decorations of
the home. carried out with roses and
ribbons Nr and Mrs 4-an Patten Mr.
and Mrs NebergalI and the grand
mothers, Mrs. Mary Kubnen and MIS-.
Felicity Neberg3u received the com
pany Mrs. Van Patten was in white
silk net over blue taHeta with a blue
silk bodice Mrs, NebergaU wore
white embroidered net and lace Mrs
kahnen was in black satin and blaci,
Venetian lace and Mrs. Felicity Neb-
ergaI wore grey charmeuse and lace.
Mr. and Mrs NeberSalI left last night
for a trip to the northern lakes, the
bride wearing as her travelling suit
blue silk taffeta with a fancy bodice
and small hat in a novelty braid
trimmed in beaded flowers and velvet
The bride is q member Of two of the
oldest families of Davenport, her pa
ternaI grandfather being the late :. T.
Van Patten, founder Of the Van Patten
company OF Davenport and her ma
terlla3 grandfather being the late
Nicholas Kuhnen, founder Of The
Kuhnen Cigar company, She is q grad
= has Ne n F1,-~.
a number of years has taught in the
Davenport public schools where she
vas great favorite. Mr.. Nebergall
Is likewise a member Of one Of the
prominent families Of Davenport. He
il graduate of the University of
Washington and is employed as manu-
facturers' agent in Davenport and as
sociated with his father in the con
tracing and building business They
will make their home after Sept. / on
lombard street, Davenport
DAUGHTERS OF NORWAY MEET.
a well attended meeting Of the
Daughters of Norway was held yes
terday in the home OF Mrs Elmer An
derson. 1903 Forty-third street. Routine
business matters were transacted at
q brief business session, the remainder /
af the afternoon being passed socially. /
The hostess entertained with yictrola /
music while the ladies sewed at their I
fancy articles for the tall bazaar. /
There was a guessing contest in which
The prize. a pretty hair ornament, was
given to the winner Delicious re-
freshments were served during the
course of the afternoon. Mrs. Caroline /
sWigers will entertain the society the I