Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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Tri-City Embroidery club members.
n their meeting of last week. decided
to entertain the Idlewyle club this
week, most of the members of the lat
ter club being daughters Of Trf-City
Embroidery club members The lat
ter VIII entertain tomorrow at Camp
DelI island at ] O'Clock luncheon
and the younger women guests will
probably find some surprise features
at the party.
Interesting to a host of twin city
friends viii he the news that Mrs
Mary Peal Of this city and Mrs Me
d1iI OF Rock Island, who have been re
( Gently doing insurance business TO-
getheT. have decided to start in A real
estate business. having been given en-
/ enlargement from friends with whom
they have been connected in a bust
ness way. They will take I'D the
work Al once and a S both are young
women with the Business ability as
well IS personal charm their friends
are certain of their success
Mrs. Hanna Butler PASSED through
i Chicago last week en- route from her
summer classes in Wisconsin, to spend
! the month of September at Lake PIa-
field, y. y, the popular resting place
( OF so many prominent musicians
Mrs. Butler will reopen her studio
the first of October
Paul BlackCore, Edmond Stoft.
/ Pete" Welch and Inez Patton left
this morning for Knox college at
GalesbuTg.
Billiant and impressive was the
wedding of last Saturday night which
united in marriage Henry Thomas
/ WheelOCk, son of the late T. D. and
( Mrs. WheelOck of this city and Miss
/ Pearl Maupin OF Kansas City, the cere-
mOny being performed at o'clock in
! the home of the brides brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maupin in
/ Kansas City, the host and hostess be
/ ing assisted in receiving by the sister
! of the bride and her husband, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Henry Pierce, while the Mes
/ DANES Theodore Jefferson, Harry
! Parks and Guy Babst assisted at the
reception which followed the wedding,
/ at which there were 100 guests.
As the ceremony hour approached
Miss Helen Smith OF Adrian Mo.
sang Cadmans AT Dawning," accom-
panied by Miss Clare Crangle who
I followed the beautiful song with the
Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin. AS
: the wedding music sounded MI
Wheelock and Rev William Richard
son, pastor of the First Christian
church, who performed the ceremony,
/ advanced to the ceremony room fol
lowed by Rufus JudsOn Buchanon. who
/ carried the ring in a rose. Little Miss
Ruth Wells. III a delicate gown of or
candle with sash of pink. came next.
. carrying a basket OF rose leaves
which she scattered in the path of the
/ bride, who followed with her brother
who gave her in marriage.
The bride wore a gown of ivory
charmeuse and, Chantilly lace, with
pearl trimming, the gown of round
length. Her bridal veil of tu!le was
held in place with lilies OF the valley
and her shower bouquet was OF brides
roses and valley lilies. The small at
PENDANTS, ring bearer and flower girl
were in white.
The bride has always made her
home in Kansas City and she received
her musical training with the best
teachers of that center. For the last
+ five years she has been doing concert
/ work with the Redpath Lyceum bu-
reau. being associated with Miss Smith
and Miss Crangle III the work, the trio
F being known as The Old Home Sing
ers.' Mrs. WheelOck mas contraIto
. voice OF rare beauty ana culture ana
she has been a fayOrite singer in the
! Missouri city. both in professional. So
. clal and church circles She made
many warm friends and ardent admir-
/ ers III Moline during a visit in the
I WheelOck home last spring.
( Mr. 'WheelOck Is one of the best
/ known tenoTs of the tri-CitieS. has
/ lived all his life in Moline. except for
/ 2 rev years spent with the Nelie
branch in Kansas City, where he met
his bride He and his bride, on reach
! ing Boston. viii find an automobile
awaiting them and viii take a motor
| trip through the New England states
! and White mountains They viii be
at home after Nov. 10 at the Spalding
apartments.
Harry First left Saturday for Cham
paign to enter the University of Hi
nois He will take a course in arChi-
tectural engineering.