The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-06-19
Married In Mime sofa.

Tho marriage or Mr.. W1lnelm "A.
11eineman of this city occurred at AL.
merit Lee, Minnesota last "Wednesday.
The bride was Miss Lucille lessen of
that place, and the wedding occurred
a, the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Heineman will return to Keokuk
"a make their home, Mr.. Heineman be.
mo employed at the Carter Manufac-
t,,ring company He is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Heineman of 1918
Timea street.
Mothers Meeting at Y.
mothers meeting will be held at
the Y. w. c. A. Wednesday after
noon.
G. A. r. Ladies.
The ladies of the G. A. X. will hold
their meeting at the trade and labor
hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
and all of the members are requested
TO be present.
Guilds Last Meeting.
The ST Joseph's hospital auxiliary
will hold it's last meeting of the year
Wednesday at the hospital. The
hostesses will be Mesdames Hogle,
schenk, Blood, COPYRIGHT, Xix, Mat
less. Fuller, Rankin, Smith, Sohl,
Furiong, Layton, Wilkinson, Overton,
and Miss Schenk. The public is in
vited
Mr.. Joseph HEbinger, Jr, Married.
The following account OF the mar.
rage of Miss Aletha Virginia Rhodes
Of New York City to Mr.. Joseph. Ed
ward Hubinger, Jr., formerly of Keo-
kllk, which occurred Tuesday, June s,
is taken from the New Haven Journal
Courier, Saturday, June u:
One Of the most elaborate of this
seasons home weddings was solem-
nized Tuesday evening by the Rev.
Oscar A. Maurer, when he married
Miss Aletha Virginia Rhodes OF New
York City and Joheph Edward Hub
niger, Jr The ceremony was per-
formed at the home OF the groom's
father, 1927 Elm sta eet, at $50. and
the double ring service was used. A
bower Of flowers was banked in
back of an altar of mauve satin, and
the wedding party entered the beau
tiful room between ropes of mauve
satin and flowers. Because of the
illness of the brides mother Mrs.
Joseph Burgess Rhodes, Mr.. Hubinger,
ST.. gave the bride away.
Miss Rhodes was an especially beau
tiful bride, wearing a gown designed
for her by Bone Sours of Paris, a Gre
alton Of heavily embroidered mouslin
nd irt Ia cold
cloth. Her hat was of black tulle and
she carried a bridal bouquet Of or
chids and lilies Of the valley. She had
for her matron of honor her sister.
Mrs. Vera King of Indianapolis, who
wore orchid net, embroidered in silver
beads. with large hat Of silver tulle,
carrying directoire staff garlanded
with sweet peas.
Her bridesmaids, Miss Nancy Ell
lithorn of Chester, England, and Miss
Olive Lockman OF New York, wore
cream embroidered net with filet lace
over pink charmeuse, with embroider-
ed lingerie hats, and carried baskets
OF sweet peas.
Master Alexander 3. Timm, a
nephew of the groom, was ring bearer.
Frederick Norman of New York act
ed as best man for Mr.. Hubinger and
the ushers were Joseph P. Kennedy
of Baltimore, and DR. Alexander B.
Timm OF New York City.
After the ceremony delicious
buffet luncheon was served and an in.
formal reception held for the bride.
Later in the evening 81 dance was held
the hao1Itifp1 ho11 nf the
house. An unusually large array of
cut flowers and ferns filed the mas
sive rooms and made them very at