Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-16

This morning at 6 o'clock at St
Mary's rectory was celebrated the
marriage of Miss Margaret II. Hart
zeII of Moline and Roy {. Pollock,
! also of this city The ceremony was
performed by Rev. MOnahan.
Attending the bride was her sister,
Mabel Ann Hartzell. and the groom S
best man was Clark Hartzell. The
bride wore a suit of blue with a black
velvet hat and a Corsage bouquet Of
lilies of the valley. wedding break
fast was served in the home of the
bride after the ceremony, members of
the families attending. The rooms
were trimmed in wedding cOlors, yell
{ low and white carried out with golden
! rod, golden glow and roses. Mr.. and
/ Mrs Pollock went to Chicago for
wedding trip and upon their return
| will reside at 2126 Eighth avenue, Mo
/ line. Mr.. Pollock has been employed
at the Root & VanDervOort plant and
! his bride was operator for Deere &
/ Co. in Moline.
| Last night Eliza Garfield tent and
/ the W R c. perpetrated a surprise on
I Graham post in honor of the election
i of COmrade J. G. ShOIes as president
! Of the county Soldiers and Sailors as
+ ISOLATION, the women gathering-sOme
seventy of them-in the dining room
at Masonic hall while the comrades
held their meeting, after which they
marched in and were received with
ceremony by the members of the post
who stood in line to shake hands.
After that there was a call to order
and there were talks by President Cox
of the ". r. c. and President Shofer
of Eliza Garfield tent, the latter pre-
+n Cor11 m udar SbOIaC a hand
some bouquet of asters, he making a
gracious speech in acceptance. After
some music all marched to the dining
room where refreshments were served.
The affair was planned at the recent
/ picnic and was a complete surprise to
the veterans. There was a splendid
/ spirit engendered through the meeting.
/ Mrs Dave Thomas 1908 Sixth ave
/ nue., was an unsuspecting hostess of
I Yesterday when ! ) of her friends, mem
/ bers OF the Benevolent circle of Ridge
view, invaded her home as a sort of
/ farewell function before her departure
/ to make her home in Douglas, ATiz.,
though she will be in Moline for sew
eral weeks to come. The guests car
! ried provisions for a bounteOus spread
/ and left with the hOnOree a gift OF
money, with instructions to select her
own parting gift. Mr.. Thomas has al
ready gone to the Arizona city and
they will make that their home for at
/ least a year.
George ". Ross started east this
morning. He intends to recuperate for
a month or so up on the Canadian Dor
der line.
Mr. and Mrs c. A Banister departed
for the east this morning. In Chicago
they will be joined by Mr.. Banister's
brother and wife Then they continue
by train to Albany, where an auto will
be waiting to convey them to Lake
( George, Lake Placid and a White Noun
tain trip. They expect to be back
home in about q fortnight.
Henry Wheelock. who is to-be mar
ried this evening in Kansas City to
Miss Pearl Maupin, will take his bride
east on their wedding trip. At Boston
they will find a fine new Nelie car
awaiting them, provided by the Velie
company. In this the newlyweds will
tour New England
Miss Vinette Humphrey of Mar
. settles, Ill. who is the guest of her
cousins. the Misses Mckahin, and
Miss Agnes Johnson, who is to be mar
ried in October to Henry Paulson,
were honor quests yesterday afternoon
at delightfully."- pretty party at the
Mckahln home, where after a happy
season of visiting an elaborate lunch
con was served at 3 O'Clock, with COW
/ ers for seven at the prettily appointed
! table The home was abloOm with au-
tumn flowers, with their glowing coll
Ors, and the luncheon table was deco
rated in the brides chosen colors, pink
and blue. AS a prenuptial gift to Miss
Johnson the girls started a recipe book,
which can be added to and which prom
ises TO be a valued addition to her out
I fit before the momentous date in Octo-
Der. Quite appropriately the first rec
ipe was for Cupid's Wedding Cake,
which will probably be used within the
month. Miss Humphrey will visit in
Moline for a week or more
Mrs. Belle Morgan has just re-
turned from Washington, Iowa, where
she attended the reunion of members
and relatives Of members of the Hor-
! nets Nest brigade, Fourteenth Iowa
infantry. of which the late DR.. Nor
gan was surgeon After his death
the members complimented Mrs Nor
gan by electing her to honorary mem
: bership and she always attends their
Z gatherings. Mrs. Christie Hickey Of
| Davenport was also at the reunion
and as the ladies were leaving they
were asked to go to the Journal office,
+ where they were invited by the Wash
ington Commercial club representa-
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