Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-12-29
Tremann-Dunn Nuptials
Celebrated Last Night

A brilliant holiday wedding vas
celebrated last evening when Miss LIZ
iah Frances Dunn. Only daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Charles James Dunn Of
Moline became the bride Of Arno John
fireman.. son OF Mr.. aad Mrs. J. ".
fireman. o. 74f Twenty-third street,
this city. The service took place At
$40 O'clock in the home Of the brides
parents at S28 Fifteenth gtreet and vas
witnessed by a company of 10 guests
largely relatives aud the younger so
cla1 set At thc e0ur of the service Miss
Marguerite Merriman Of Moline sang
Because Love You fHamietl the
music modulating into the bridal Choir
Us from Lohengrin played by Mrs.
Andrew Perrin Of Chicago. an aunt Of
the bride, as the bridal eompony took
their places for the service which was
read by Rev Percy c. Ladd of the
First Congregational church, Moline.
Mr.. Tremann and hie best man, Lor-
raine Smith Of Miami, Fla, came from
the side room and took their station
beneath an archway formed OF lattice
work in the bow window which was
banked with palms and ferns, the lat
tiee being twined with southern smiIax
and brilliant poinaettia blossoms. The
remainder Of the bridal party descend
ed the stairs. which were wound with
snilax with q large basket Of poiu-
settias placed on the newell post. Miss
Alice Plambeck as bridesmaid and Ar
thur Dunn, brother of the bride, came
first followed BY Mrs, Arthur Dunn,
as matron Of honor, walking alone and
preceding the bride with her father,
who gave her In marriage During the
ceremony the Criterion orchestra play
ed "TfaumeFie' Schubert and fol-
lowing the service thea Mendelssohn
wedding march. The American Beauty
red and white were carried out In all
the decorations throughout the house
aud in the costumes OF the bridal par
ty. The bride made a lovely. picture
in gown Of white SILK net over tat
feta trimmed simply but very beauti-
fully in silver lace. She wore the full
length tulle veil which was caught at
the back with cluster of orange
blossoms The court trajne Of bridal
satin fell from the shoulders She car
ried shower bouquet of brides roses
and lilies Of the valley.
Miss Plambeck was gowned IA
American Beauty silk net over soft
silk with an deliberately draped skirt.
Mrs. Dunn was in white panne velvet
with bodice OF irideseent sequlns
and both she aud the bridesmaid wore
tuile scarfs in cOlors to match their
gowns and each carried an arm bou-
quet Of American Beauty roses tied
with immense bows OF tulle Mrs. c.
J. Dunn was in black ulle and JET.
the skirt made with pillows of ulle
with bodice Of Jet. Mrs John ".
Tremann wore d gown OF gold lace
over yellow satin and a corsage flow
er of purple. Mrs. Ebert Don, sister
of the groom, was in her wedding
dress of white bridal satin, lace and
pearls. Mrs Andrew Perrin was gown
ed In green chiffon taffeta embroidered
IN silver threads
Following the taking Of the nuptial
VOWS an elaborate course dinner was
served, the brides table in the dining
room seating n people. members of
the bridal party and the two families.
In the center of the table was a beau
tiful mound Of American Beauty roses
and steyia and crossed on the cloth
were bands of broa0 American beauty
shade MORE ribbon with silver candle
sticks holding red candles and red
shades. The nut dishes were in Amer
ican Beauty rose designs and the re-
ception sticks were tied with the same
shade Of ribbon, The other guests were
seated in quartets at small tables
scattered about the other rooms. each
table having on it crystal candle
stick red shaded with nat dishes in
rose designs
The bride threw her bouquet before
her departure and iL was caught by
Miss Marie Robson. Mr. and Mrs.
g Tremann left last evening. getting
away without being detected for a
short wedding trip the bride wearing
for travelling a suit OF brown velvet
with a brown chiffon bodice and a
brown velvet toque trimmed in POM
poms. They Will reside after Feb Is
at a new home already furnished at
901 Thirty-irst street, this city
The bride is most popular in tie
younger social set in Moline She is a
graduate OF the Moline high school and
n of Lake Forest college and a compe-
tent and loyable woman. Mr.. Tremann
attended the local high school and IS
connected with the Illinois Oil COM
pany as travelling salesman
Guests from out Of the city were