The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-09-11
WARWICK GarIichs Wedd1na.

AAOsSA yS5SOA0oys
Warwick Gariichs Wedding.
| On Saturday evening at half past
eight o'clock. at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Joseph Edwin
Hayner, TOO Orleans avenue, occurred
the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Warwick. to Mr..
LOREN Walbrddge Garlichs, of st.
Joseph, Mo. The wedding guests,
fifty in number, were received by
Mrs. Hayner and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
A. H. Garlichs, the parents of the
groom. Mrs. Hayner wore gown
of black net and lace with a corsage
bouquet Of red roses. Mrs. Garlichs
wore handsome gown of blue taffeta
and lace. The Episcopal marriage
service was read by. DR.. Ezra Butler
| Newcomb of the First Westminster
Presbyterian church. The wedding
march from Lohengrin was played by
Mr. H. T. Graham, who also played
ooh Promise Me" during the service.
| The bridal procession was led by the
bridesmaids, Miss Mary Garlichs and
Miss Elisa Fauerbach, who stretched
the white satin ribbons which formed
| an aisle from the stair to the i'm.
provised altar at one end of the
living room.
| They were followed by Mrs. Steph
en- Irwin, the matron Of honor. Then
came the bride on the arm OF her
brother, Mr.. Charles e. Warwick
who gave her in marriage.
The altar was banked with palms
| asparagus fern and white flowers
formed the background, before which
was a white prayer bench. Here they
were met by the groom and his best
man. Mr.. Hugh J. Robertson. who was
a college friend Of Mr.. Garlichs.
The bride wore a very handsome
gown of white satin trimmed with
beaded sunbursts. The bodice was
of princess lace and the long tuHe
veil formed the train. She carried
a bouquet of lilies of the valley and
her only ornament was a diamond
lavelier set in platinum, which wal
| the gift Of the groom. The matron Of
honor, Mrs. stephen Irwin, wore hel
wedding dress OF white satin and
net with crystal trimming and carried
an arm bouquet of pink rose buds
| Miss Mary Garlichs wore beautiful
dress, a combination Of silver c!otf
with pink tulle and silver lace anC
carried a basket of pink asters. Miss
Elsa Fauerbach wore a Roman striped
silk shot with gold, in combination
with white tulle and trimmed IN tiny
pink rosebuds. She also carried
basket OF pink asters. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper was
served. The dining room was deco
rated in green and white. which col
ors were used throughout the house
| Mr.. and Mrs. Garlichs after an ex
/, tended wedding journey, will be a.
home November 1, at 2SO1 julie street
st. Joseph, Mo.
The bride is one OF the most popu
| lar girls in the younger set IN SO
ciety, and has lived all her lie II
| Keokuk. Her father, the late Charles
| Warwick, was for many years owner
and manager OF the Constitution
democrat, and was one of the mos
prominent citizens of Keokuk. She
graduated from the Keokuk h1gf
| school as an honor pupil.
She attended Rockford college one
| wear and was graduated with honors
from the University of Wisconsin II
the class of 1916. She is member
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority
Mr.. Garlichs attended the University
of Pennsylvania and is young mar
of much promise. He is associated
with his father in the insurance ano
building and loan business IN 81
Joseph.
The guests from out of town at the
| wedding. aside from those already
mentioned, we're Miss Janet Garl1chs
Of Sit. Joseph, Miss Clara Fauerbach
Of Madison, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d
| Roberts of Fort Madison, MT. Ear
robertson of Kansas City, and MT
and Mrs. Chester Polling of Quincy.
VIII Teach In Kindergarten.
Miss Isabel Tanning. VINO was srau'
luated from the University OF Cnu
cago in the class of 1916, has gone
to Kalamazoo, Mich, to accept
nosition in one of the kindergartens
T., the nublic schools. The position
- desirable one and her election to
tbe Mace is a merited compliment 70
Miss Tanning.
p.eeIves Sum for Church.
r.a Keol,uk friends of DR.. e. Is.
Gland will be interested to know
that the United Presbyterian church
- oklahoma City of which ne Is
uastor was recently given ten thous-
Pc s dollars for the erection OF a new
anu aLuroh there. DR.. Ringland had been
instrumental in securing ste w.
.ha new church, and the rapid grown
~ the congregation inspired the ma
tiorai hoard OF church extension 10
.noIe ti,e gift of money to cree.
church building adequate 10 tneir
Gods