Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-12

daughter, Miss Helen Tillinghast, are
enjoying an automobile tour with
friends through the mountains of New
England. after going to New York by
boat from their home in Florida.
Hayrack ride. to which all Epworth
leaguers of the First Methodist
church and their friends are cordially
invited, is announced for Thursday
evening. All wishing to go are asked
to meet at the church at 7:30. Anyone
desiring further information may call
Miss Bausch, SIG Nineteenth street.
Dewey McAvoy of Washington, Iowa,
is the guest of his brother, E. V. Nc
Avoy in Silvis.
Bresey Meeker and Miss Katie Rus
sell, both of Watertown, were married
at the home of the bride Sunday after
noon, leaving after the ceremony for
Louisville, Ky, where Mr.. Meeker en-
tiers the Baptist seminary. Rev. ]. III.
Osborne OBLIGATED at the wedding.
ST. Georges Greek Orthodox church,
Moline, was the scene of a large we'd
ding Sunday, when Miss Georgia Lee
kos, aged II, was married to John
Bourubo1os, 25, both young people
being residents of Davenport. The
guests motored to Moline, the brides
machine heading the procession of 20
cars all trimmed with chrysanthe
NUNS The church was beautifully
decorated with roses and ferns and
the bride was lovely in white satin
with veil arranged in cap effect with
bridal wreath. There were two attend
mats, one bridesmaid and the best man,
Gus Kachachbis. After the impressive
ceremony performed by the priest Bar
tholomus Karahilions, the guests,
numbering 100, motored to the bride :
home il Davenport where a sumptuous
dinner was served and the festivities
lasted until the wee small hours. Mr..
and Mrs. Bourubolus left today for
Chicago, where the honeymoon VIII be
spent.
Mrs. c. H. Lippincott and three
children of Hollywood, Cal, are guests
of Mrs. Lippincott's sister, Mrs. Ada
Stephens.
st. Katherine's school will open for
the year, Sept. 27.
OF the old faculty the following will
be back: Miss Henrietta Cattell, A. B.,
Wellesley, mathematics and the direc
tor of studies; Miss Molly B. T. Coyle,
A NJ, Columbia, for Latin; Miss Ruth
Coleman, A. B., Wellesley, for English:
Miss Henrietta Ayres, A. B., Rockford,
mathematics and science; Miss May
O'Connor, A B.. Wellesley, for history;
Mrs Harry L. Minturn, A. B.. Chicago
School of Oratory, for dramatic art;
Mile. Emma Oehmichere of the Gull
lot institute, for French; Miss Hilda
| B. Morris, graduate of the Chicago Art
institute, for the studio; Miss Carrie
Barris Hopt, of the Columbia School of
Music, who has been away on leave OF
absence, voice and the choir; Miss
Clara Huston. graduate of the Column
bia School of Music, for piano and har-
many; Ludweg Becker will teach viO-
lin and Miss Westervelt will continue
the supervision of the vocal depart
ment
The new members of the faculty
secured for the coming year are: Miss
Florence A. Davenport, A. B., Column
bia, physical culture instructor; Miss
Marian Crandell of the State Normal
school of California, for the Forms;
Miss Crandell is an accomplished
French teacher and holds certificates
Of work done at La Guide Interna-
tionale and La Larbonne; Miss Edith
Ayres, A. NJ, Wellesley, for piano,
harmony and musical theory; Mrs.
Mary Boomer Page, of the Gertrude
House, Chicago, is selecting kinder
garten teacher, suited to the needs OF
the school, and Miss Newman, who has
been with the Sisters of st. Mary S,
New York has been secured as inform
arian.