Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-06-16
Hinkle-Hayes Nuptials
at Elaborate Service

A ceremony marked by the elabor-
ateness and beauty of its appointments
last evening united in wedlock Miss
Katherine Alice Hayes, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hayes, rs Twen-
ty-second street. and Rev. Ralph Eoor-
bees Hinkle of Sterling, H., son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hinkle of
Mendon. Mich The service was per
formed in the home of the brides par
ents at 4:30 o'clock, Rev James Edgar
Wilson Of Broadway Presbyterian
church officiating at the ceremony.
Just before the hour of the service
Miss Frances Desaulniers, harplst OF
Moline. played "Patronilla' and "Au
Monastere" by Hasselman; Marion
cite" by Pedeschi. and Josephine" by
Mawone. Accompanied by Miss De
saulniers, Mrs Daniel Hayes, Jr, then
sang Sacrament by MacDermld,
"Dawning" by Cadman, Loves Cor
onation" by Award and 'The Voice
That Breathes Ger Eden" The harp
then modulated into the Mendelssohn
wedding march as the bridal party
took places for the service.
While the vows were being taken
Miss Desaulniers played program OF
nuptial songs on the muted strings,
and at the conclusion of the service
played "a Perfect Day" by Carrie ia
cobs Bond. Rosary" by Nevin, and
Somewhere Voice Is Calling by
Marshall.
Attending the bride as maid Of honor
was Miss Virginia Ballard Of this city,
Daniel Hayes. Jr, brother of the
bride. serving the groom as best man,
Two nieces of the bride, the Misses
Helen and Lillian Robertson OF La
Grange. Ill. a cousin, Miss Marian
Warfeld of Moline, and her niece
little Alice Jean Hayes Of Rock IS
land. served her as flower girls anG
ringbearer.
Extending from the foot of the stair
way, through the parlor to the wes
living room was an aisle formed o.
ferns and peonies held in tall vases
that led 10 the improvised altar be
fore which the vows were made. This
was formed of ferns, palms and bask
cts of pink flowers surmOunting tai
pedestals before the wide fireplace
Syringa and lovely pink peonies AM
ferns trailed over the mantel, making
an exquisite background for the brida
party. Kneeling cushions were 0
white satin bOrdered with daisies.
The rooms throughout the hOus
we're festoonPd and beautifully dec
\ GRATED with the chosen wedding col
ors. pink and white, peonies. roses
" carnations and sweet peas lending
their beauty and fragrance for the OC
casion Pink shaded candles and light
gave a soft rose pink glow to tn
rooms
At the hour Of the service at th
first strains of the wedding marc
little Alice Jean Hayes led the wa
down the stairs, carrying on her arr
garden hat basket filled with pin
roses and bearing the ring in an Eas
ter lily. She wore d dainty, prett
frOck of white with a sash of whit
silk. Following her came Miss HeIe
Robertson, followed in turn by Misse
Lillian Robertson and Marian Wake
field. The former was dressed in
white gown with which she wore pin.
hair ribbons and sash and carried
pink and white basket filed with gar
den flowers in pink and white. Mis-
Lillian was gowned in a white dres
with pink ribbons and carried a baske
filled with garden blossoms, and Mis-
Marian was in a gown Of rose-colore
georgette crepe and she carried pin
basket filled with roses
The maid Of honor walked along fol
lowing the flower girls, and then cam
the bride with her father, who met he
at the foot Of the stairs and, escOrtin
her to the altar, gave her in mar
rage, the groom and his best ma
meeting the bridal party before tn
altar
The bride wore a lovely gown O
white lace, crepe and net combined
The bodice of silk shadow point lac
in beautiful rose design and tulle wa
cut with a V-shaped neck, a deep cir
die Of crepe de CHEN was caught a
one side with a spray of orange bios
SONS. The sleeves Of tulle were full
and long, gathered into deep cuff 0
rose point lace The skirt was fash
toned Of tulle. net and lace made wit
a double pannier effect the Watta1
train falling from the shoulders. TIL
bridal veil of tulle was held at tn
hair with a bandeau OF pearls and wa