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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
- Purehsser,s NotIee.

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state Of Illinois. County OF Rock
ISLANDS
To John Getz, Joe n. Nenhus. and
all unknown owners and all persons
interested Take Notice.
At q sale of real estate. made in
pursuance 20 law by the county col
Icc,or. at the court house in the city
~ Rock Island. in the county or Rock
island. and the state OF Illinois on
the 18th dav OF June, 4. D 1913. r. \.
Gallagher purchased the following de
srribcd real estate. situated in the
said county. for delinquent special
taxes. interest and costs. due thereon
for the year a. .. 1912. towit: Lot ..
southwest quarter. southeast quarter
section 90. township rs. north range
s west. iu Union District No 1 OF
Drury township. and that the said
real estate was taxed aud specially
assessed in the name OF John Getz.
and that the time allowed by law for
The redemption or the said real estate
viii expire on the 1lth day OF June,
\. D. 1915. Up TO that date redemp-
ton can be made at the Office of the
county clerk.
E A GALLAGHER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
MILITIA BOYS TO
HAVE INSPECTION
CAPTAIN JOINS ROBERT. FEGL.
LHF Army OFFICER TO VISIT
COMPANY = TOMORROW
Captain Cd oa0aer's Command Was
Never .- Better s7sss-+ase
Cczf CLUB Room.

captain rre- Ha.r-ta1r r. TesaH
U-r. r.sss al rrrl.ar army officer.
Wild b. H H. cts tomorrow fog f-
arr.sf .r.uerarr OF Company a. o.
S. o. srrre1=r Caa.a.u Ed ulraer
raa held rn errr.a. .gI. or made
nuv rgfHs preparation. Ee expect.
bis command r1 mako on excellent
arae rs r.. only .- che irr.ref.rr.
alt also rt rre annual sreluru rar
fsf. summer. Cnrsar u.rrs.. ra.
many zrrE men tr fHr eamrrrr. et.er
Haa never .r better .frur
rrr Company s. BOYS have 'E". no
ri cory club room on rHr second floor
% ras Hrm1-r ErlL Tho room Ear
been ramdl-1s1 and furnished with O.
poo. table card table piano. er1 other
attractive rrrr .sriree Each member
Dr ere company trr O. sav rrl can cr-
Jos frr e.r. privilege af arE time
Captain ulrav.H has arranged che
e-H. r'ar s1 make rhr militia service
more attractive. Tho company .e af
present composed rf fhe frf EuuUr
H-H.H.#
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

Hear Balss
Pear Carfaoz
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t.~ o. fetrr
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John lo.rErr
t.rFI Il..
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william "a sl.r.s
Errr
John Er. ermaar
srs-f fi Eret
-.a ~ UrEarHaH
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John DOL L.rlr..
Peter lrF
John t ffruura
rU1ma Mclean
Robert o. Stitched.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
Notice Of FINAL settlement.

Estate of Mary wilkins, deceased
Public notice is hereby given tha
the undersigned. Kinney LENS. eNecu-
tor OF the estate Of Mary Wilkins. de
ceased. has this day sled his fnal re-
port ana settlement as such in the
probate court OF Rock Island county.
and hearing on said report has been
Sc, FOR March 81. 1915. al 10 o'clock
q. M. al which time persons inter
ested may appear and make o5jec-
rons hereto. and if no objections are
fled. said report win be approved AT
that time. and the undersigned viii
ask for am order OF distribution. and
viii also ask To- be discharged
Rock Island. Ill.,. March @, 1915
KINNEY LENS.
Executor of Estate Of Mary Wilkins,
deceased.
lanes " lTaucter. atturuev
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
safety First Plan.

Tho greater part OF thc evening was
given over 90 the hearins of talks on
the safety first plan In the manage
meur OF street cars. The officials of
The Tri-Citv RAILWAY company urged
upon tho men tho necessity OF con-
slant attention t1 their duties cour-
tasy 90 passengers and proper precau-
lions to prevent accidents. The meet
ing was largely attended
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

r-rerort. ui-vacant Tote totaii7E
approximately r5 acres .n area viii
Fr titled fnir wear ug students on the
glasses lu agriculture of tho Frceport
Ei=1 school iirt beds have been a'-
ready prepared. and tomato. cabbage
ard other tender plants viI He sraVu
.r ereat NUMBER
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

Morrison. Iil-Cit.zeus of Morrison
have peutoned the council 70 have
the Sunday motion picture show prop
osition submitted TO a vote of the peo-
pie az the spring election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

Gales burg. III. - Rufus Cleveland.
rormer president Illinois Mexican War
Veterans and Mexican and civil var
veteran. dled. ased. So.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

TOO company also s1r n llet basket
BAN Hrr Tho boys have made fge
aEHaIrE r their same thus far rl.r
t- city SQUAD The fade have boon
carefully coached and are tat.r= 1ur
fre sport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
Annual Custom.

De- Dad been fre custom of the de-.
pa-turuf heads t1 thus celebrate
NaI1- Have" birthday while be- was
I1 fHc office with hem and the con
fuuati1r OF tlis remembrance. even
after .ls severance OF formal business
relations. is can evidence of The hiEl
esteem Iu ah.rl tle past head clerk
ls held Hy those Wuu bueN him most
intimately Major Halves has multi
tuI. OF friends both .u and ont OF
tlr Modern Wo1ducu society. who
Join 500 eVs.ud.uE CONCENTRATION ON
Ei. having passed another mile stone
.l lies journey.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
M. WA, OBSERVE
HAWES' BIRTHDAY
FORMER HEAD CLERK or soct
ETY. PRESENTED WITH soU-
cUET-fs 20 YEARS OLD.
Pretty Annual Custom Continued A.
sHe4sr 30 Longer An OHe.sf o.
trc Organization.

Yesterday. ono -rH af March. was the
auatser.ars CO.. fHs battle OF pea Ridge
De- also marked fae birth. "a Esar- ago.
af Major o. So HaH-.. past head clerk
u. fHe Modern Wuulmar of America.
Although 300 LONGER actively connected
ulfI ODE head offices over which me
bod ..p.ryI zion for e1 many years.
Eef .fUe Major" o. Hr is aractI1rsfeiy
called tv lis former emp'uye-. .fTI uC-
e4pira LARGE place Ir their regard
and .n Hi. birthday yesterday vas re-
weuUerCl lT f.c chiefs of cpart-
weHr. tr fHe pre- eu'afau of o beau
rfui bouquet of 1uEc-s with o. card of
cHuzlarg-tf.ur. and best wishes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

To John Coburn. being the owner OF
and in the actual possession Of The
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

AT thc nevs az tae Tine Ihe
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

New wide skirt petticoats.
we'll worth double this
price. come in green, blue,
black and white. all sizes;
an lengths. Choose from
these tomorrow at. sec
Pettfcoats come i'm tie
new Bell shapes. wide re-
iuforced scrim with pro-
lection pleats at foWce;
come in all colors and
sizes. These are certainly
wonderful values at
the low price of.....49c
Striped French crepe cloth
petricoats i'm three colors;
just the thing for summer
wear; needs no ironing,
all waist sizes an d
lengths These have been
exceptionally bis
sellers at ..-....-.. 5SC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08

Cnrthazr. ui.-IEfEr william g.
fIooser o. th.s city. Tor - years one
o. fhs hsss Enowu lawyers % western
uiirols als,a. SEED - tfc vas q per
soraf fracrt and vigorous advocate %
sfepacu \ po1ziss and vas active In
ere uprfssnE that drove the Normous
CIT % aarcccs county In TIE SOS.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
ILLINOIS NAN COMMANDS
END OF GREAT WAR MAY !


rsar var uarr cease Wag !. according
tg tho mandate of Heary = simpson
8f Esseuo-d. LI. ufo vas q candidate
Cor President of tHr United States on
rae Christian party ticket ID 1919
simpson as a utrll-to.d1 farmer and or
gar zed t1e Christian rarfy and ramed
himself az lrs candidate Tor pre- ideut
f'p,foutrE a Ions preamble. simpson
has issued the following proclamation
~gF Henry s. simpson. am61s rator
ard rutaf-r piruipotruttary o. hr
Lord God. Jehovah Subjects. Greet
irzs and pace 60 you-uot haftirshirE.
WY no. call a halt and dissrm
and send home our fathers and our
brothers and cons % help srv and rii
che fs,ts and reap oar Harvrsfs- and
sErs help chrapcn Twins expense
WHY not send home every man
and woman ard chtit and restore
happy hones al over ttr ea-th-
g therefore. servant ~ Jesus
Cf~ist a1d la the name % ms Master.
Command eFery uafion 90 tisarm on
Nav {. 1918. ard u.Ii -riarsuf~c safety
and peace 90 an In th~ sane % Jesus.
Gag EinE
HENRY AsBCRY SIMPSON.
STATE Cisairmaa United Christian
-Fasa. ~. Z. s a. Mares s. 1915
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
a New Shipm ent just Received
On Sale Tomorrow

Values that are indeed
wonderful. Hundre q $
were sold the first day of
our petucoat sale last
month These are extra
quality ssteen;
an sizes .-.--..--.. sc
Jersey top petticoats
guaranteed the finest jer-
sey top i'm the market; all
colors: all sizes. with wide
fare skirt effects; pin
tucks: well worth double
what We ask .... S1.39
SILK and satin peticoats,
values to 5000; all colors,
tulip scall0p; all new and
stylish. A sale that viii
please the most critical.
New Japanese flower silks,
checks. roman
stripe. etc. ....... 81 .9S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-08
Tax Sale Notice.

E 4. GALLAGHER
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
KENOSHA MEETINGS

A. E. Johnson assisted by Mr. E. E. Bailey and Others
will conduct Cottage Prayer Meeting the home of Mr. L.
Bolgrhn 385 Durkee Avenue Kenosha Thursday
evening" August 20, 1915
A Street Meeting will be held every Saturday evening in
front of the City Hail. Workers invited For information
see Elder George E. Robbins Deacon A. E. Johnson.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
CALENDAR

COTTAGE MEETINGS
FOR WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, ,AUGUsT 23rd. 1915
ALL MEETINGS BEGIN PROMPTLY AT
7:45 P. m.
GOMEZ
BRING YOUR BIBLES AND GOSPEL HYMN BOOK
NOS. to 8.
ALL VEL Q M E
COME, PRAYING THAT GOD WILL RICHLY BI Ess ALI. .
ELDER ERNEST E. HARDWOOD
will be in charge Of dt the following meetings
Deacon Ezra Schlappi. 26O6 Gilead Avenu
NIL '''l'S' THURsDAY '1''' N'O'0n avenue
Mr. Andrew Sutton. 10th ST. West of Electric R. R.
FRIDAY
Mr. Charles Uhlik 272 Gideon Avenue
ELDER GEORGE E. ROBBINS assisted by Evangelist NJ T.
Mntern will be in charge of the following meetings:
MONDAY
Mr. James Neave. 2819 Ezra Avenue
Mr. C, N. Richards .31st ST. and Galiee Avenue.
THURSDAY
Mrs Anna Mason 1 6noeh Avenue and Carmel Blvd
r..,o FRIDAY 2o,a cohu;o, A..oa...
Nr l. A. io''le sATURDAY 1''' OaO''ei Avenue
Mr. Joseph Tausch AT House. "Ben jensen" Winthrop
Harbor East Side Sheridan Road.
ELDER FRANK ROBINSON, assisted by Evangelist J. NJ
Fiddes, will be in charge of the following meetings:
MONDAY
THURSDAY
Mr. August Swanson Farm, Kenosha Road
FRIDAY
Mr. NJ c. Mccormack 1920 Emmaus Avenue
SATURDAY
THE BETHEL. % St. and Elizabeth Avenue
EVANGELIST FRANCIS N CUNNINGHAM, assisted by
Evangelist Theodore Dreyer will be in charge of the follow
ing meetings:
MONDAY
Deacon O. w. Farley 28O2 Emmaus Avenue
TUESDAY
Mrs Nichols Observation-Disclosures. 2616 Elizabeth Avenue.
THURSDAY
Mrs w. R. Dodson. 3113 Gabriel Avenue
FRIDAY
Mr. George Mann. .17O2 Horeb Avenue.
SATURDAY
Mrs Mears 1929 Herman Avenue
GERMAN COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING
Tuesday Evening, AS p
Mr. Emil Zimmerman ............. .3O15 Enoch Avenue.
]. ]. Guggenbuhl, Deacon-incharge.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21

far dirtier mess than some peoples houses.
What must God see He looks down upon humanity +!
tell you there has got to be great work of tearing down
and of destruction We must get rid Of lot of foolish
tons-these satanic ideas. Here is Guide Bookthe
Word of God. Have the mind of Christ. Think as God
Thinks otherwise your thinking is of consequence.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
Humanity's Problems are the Same in all =

Elder Tndall you may read the thirty-seventh II
thinking when first in here this morning
the problems which confront the world today are
know the old problems which have always confront
ed humanity. We all wonder, sometimes don't we, why
God patient with of the miserable ransgressors
We wonder why God does not clean them all out and do it
quickly. You see, that is the human tendency WE'LL the
psalmst had the difficulty all the way through The
thrtysevenh Psalm is the Psalm want ZION to take and
ZION to live.
ELDER TINDALL:
Fet not thysef because of evdoers neither be thou
envious against the workers of iniquity;
"For they shall be cut down like the grass, and
wither as the green herb
Trust in the Lord, and do good shalt thou dwell
in the land and verify thou shalt be fed.
Delight thyself also in the Lord and He shall give
thee the desires of thine heart
GENERAL OVERSEER: It does not say that He will
do it this morning. this afternoon tomorrow There
is were people make mistakes.
Commit thy ways unto the Lord trust also in Him,
and He shall bring it to pass:
"And He shall bring forth thy Righteousness as the
light, and thy judgment as the MONDAY.
Crest in the Lord and wait patiently for Him fret not
myself because of him who prospereh his way because
the man who bringeth wicked devices to pass.
cease from anger and forsake wrath fret not thyse
in any wise to do evil.
Continued in next issue)
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
Obedience Sometimes Difficult Lesson to Learn

You should understand what obedience" means That
is the hardest lesson for people to learn-especay
Americans believe that the lesson of obedience harder
Americans to learn than any other class of people
earth There has been much foolish talk about LIBERTY
which, to the average American is nothing than
license to do evil. There has been so much talk about
FREEDOM, and, while there some things to be said
both sides of this question: at the time about the
most unruly creature know is Free American. That
at the bottom of the wreched condition of affairs which
we have in this country
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
To do Right is the only Legitimate Kind of Liberty

There is only one kind of liberty that is legitimate and
that is the liberty to do right There is only kind of
freedom that is worth having and that is freedom which
through learning and accepting and living the Truth
Jesus the Christ sad eye shall know the TRUTH and THE
TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE" Every person is
abjec slave who has not learned Jesus the Christ
The Christian S Exhored to the Mind of Christ
Some people think it is very smart to say, 81 have
mind of my own" Well, have not if had I should
be ashamed of myself The Word of God exhorts the be-
levers to have the mind of-Whom?
AUDIENCE: Christ.
GENERAL OVERSEER: That is the mind have, so
far as know People who have minds of their own
always selfish bigoted, overbearing people.
Thought is to be Exercised for God
Then there is another very smart saying this country
and think beginning to crop out in other countries too
Il think for myself do not allow any to think for
me- What does the Bible says?
my thoughts not your thoughts neither your
ways My ways, saith the Lord For the heavens
higher than the earth My higher than your
ways, and My thoughts than your thoughts
Talk about cleaning house! | tell you, when it comes
to cleaning up peoples dirty minds and hearts, it is a
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
Wrong Thinking is the Cause of Disobedience

It is easy enough how Gods authority has been
undermined and has wengh departed from the land You
say word to about drinking and walowing in
the gutter and the very first thing they will to is
"Well am free man." 'It is of your business;
Il do like 81 do not have to be told by any
body else what shall do" That is the way they talk.
Take little upstart of boy smoking cgaret, and
you upbraid him and he will inform you that he is Amer
and then he will tell you that it does not hurt him.
The day hand when out of eight
this country will smoke and chew is almost that bad
and the cgare habit being formed by large number
of of the latest pieces of is that of the
finest restaurants in New York has given the announcement
that ladies CD in the future will be allowed to smoke cigar
cts in the dining room.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
tabernacle Addresses
By Wilbur Glenn Vohva

aye are the light Of the world city that is set on an
hill cannot be hid.
Neither do men light candle, and put it under
bushel but candestck and gveh light unto all that
in the house.
"Le your light shine before men, that they may
your good works, and glorfy your Father which is in
heaven
GENERAL OvERsEER: How many Beatitudes are
there?
VOICES: There are nine.
GENERAL OVERSEER Let us learn that fact
wonder how many of you could get up here and give
fteen-minue talk these Beattudes: tell what they
ean and enlghten any here who do not understand You
know may read the Scriptures but what does the Bible
about the who hears the Word and does not under
stand it? The evil cometh and snatches away that
which was sown in his heart.
The Bible Must be Read Understandings
am persuaded that there good deal of the reading
of the Bible that does not amount to much You be
proted by the Word only you understand it; and the
simplest humbest child Of God can understand the
Scriptures
MustK Know Truly the Word of God
Spiritual things spiritually discerned You do not
fathom them by the carna mind Some of the most neec
ual in this world ignorant of the Word of God
It possible for man. by Of natural and acquired
Abilities to able all the books of the Bible all the
authors of books discuss the dates crticse the
language and then know nothing of the true meaning Of
the Word of God.
What must have in ZION is a body of people who
know the meaning of the various terms used in the Word of
God.
We must know what "sin' is, and we must know what
repentance is and there any in this Church. from
the youngest the Oldest who does not understand what
REPENTANCE is, it is time he did understand.
You must understand what confession MEANS and
what it involves
You must understand what restitution" MEANS and
what it involves
You must understand what ''faith" means
Why People Destroyed
What dreadful thing ignorance Isl The Word says:
"My people destroyed"-why?
AUDIENCE: "For lack of knowledge because thou
hast rejected knowledge will also reject thee that thou shalt
be priest to Me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law Of
thy God, will also forget thy children"-Hos. 46.
GENERAL OVERSEER: And there are a great
many pershng today and face to face with the fact
that there many who have to live but they
really dead and apparently devoid of all spiritual life
power afraid that there is the condition of
of people: afraid that there is not very much
spirituality there and that is sad condition of affairs
Even ZION Juniors ought to understand all these
things You pray that God will give laborers in this
Church who have the Spirit of Christ aborers who under
stand the principles of ZION and will ncucate them into the
minds and hearts of the little children.
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around vet who need to have their backbone
little they are not alive on these subjects
There are many kinds of sermons:
sermons, ana there are "apostate serm
power only as you grasp tn,ase truths t.
stick to them. There is no other way
.s.:g ,4[s5et .sr5%.&s 4asses. srsr>. 5EAssteS
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
GERMAN COTTAGE PRAYER MEETING

Tuesday Evening, 7:45 p
Mr. Emil Zimmerman ............ .3O15 Enoch Avenue
]. ]. Guggenbuhl Deacon-in- charge.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-08-21
The Bible Must be Read Understandings

am persuaded that there is good deal of the reading
of the Bible that does not amount to much You be
profted by the Word only you understand it; and the
simplest, humblest child of God understand the
Scriptures.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
FRIGHTENING Up TIKI JUNE WEDDING

the walls and windows. All the light will
come from the ceiling. These colors pro-
coed through various shades and tints and
a great curtain of thin silver gauze is to
be hung over ALL At regular intervals
along the walls of the room will be placed
pedestals Of wood painted gray and silver.
On these pedestals during the ceremony
will stand little girls dressed in palest sill
yer muslin gowns. Their hair will be worn
loose and will hang on each side Of the
face.
These little girls will hold a garland
made Of hydrangea blossoms which will be
long enough to reach all around the room
and to droop low between the pedestals. A
long silver pole is fixed back of each
column and from the tops of these poles
similar garlands of hydrangeas are car
ried to huge wreath Of hydrangeas which
is fixed to the ceiling.
Baron de Meyer will have nothing to do
with the costumes that are to be worn at
this ceremony No matter how conven-
tional they are they cannot disturb his
charming scene. After the ceremony The
guests repair to the lawn and there the
second scene is staged. What is apparent
ly a box hedge ten feet high encloses the
largest available square Of lawn. The
enclosure is made by erecting light double
trellises about two feet apart, which are
covered entirely with green.
Arched openings are left for the guests
to pass through. Hydrangeas are on either
side Of the entrances and tall lilies placed
against the hedge give an impression of
natural growth. Tables are placed on the
grass and a long buffet-like table at one
end holds the wedding breakfast or tea.
The tables are painted light green and
covered with light green linen. Flaring
Chinese sunshades Of blue. mauve or rose
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30

structed. The bride has looked beauti-
fully appropriate under them and the
groom has looked like an intruder. Out-of-
door ceremonies have teen arranged which
have taken nature over bodily to make a
lovely setting and in them the bride has
blushed and been bewitching and the
groom-it would have been million times
better. artistically considered, had he never
been there.
Robert Jones is an artist who absolutely
will not have anything to do with design
for wedding in which striped trousers are
included. He is the artist who designed
the setting and costumes for The Man
With Dumb Wife," which en- chanted New
York when Granville Barker produced it
there recently.
They spoil it all, they spoil any wed.
ding" is the curse he filings at the groom's
striped trousers in an article c. lied
"Pageantry, the New Wedding Licen e."
published in Vogue" "Why should we'd
dings be conventional? Who says they
must be and by what right? 1t is some
thing l will never admit. If ever
planned wedding l would have nothing
to do with a bridegroom who wore
striped trousers
why should not an out-of-doors wedding
be tried with all the colors of the rain
bow? Can you imagine it? The trees, the
flowers. the brilliant gowns of the bride
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30

and bridesmaids and the guests! What
could you do with bridegroom in striped
trousers in a wedding of>this sort?'
Claire Avery, another artist of prom
inence, ha1 an inspiration for a rose and
silver wedding. Vatican is the source Of
her inspiration but she has so completely
modernized it that only an expert could tell
where 1t came from.
The marquee she has designed is great
purple blue circular affair. Purple blue
columns Of lattice work support it. At the
top Of these columns where the loose seal
iops Of canvas meet the lattices punches
of pink roses are massed. The green leaves
have been stripped from these and silver
ones used in their place. Purple-blue. pink
and silver then is the color scheme.
After the manner of Vatican are the