The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-26

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I&tk The wedding wns the cul~
Inot5on q : school Day romance.
~. ". L. Essex, pastor Of the
1fch, performed the pretty SER
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Mn, Harvey Sangren ct the or
I'm 11ayed . program Of nuptial
husic - the company Of wedding
Suests were arriving, and ~ the
)fj11groom snd his best man. Her
nan Heinbeck, took their places
e the altar. she played the Bridal
chOrus from Lohengrin. She also
kiayed the music for the service,
accompanying the choir.
Miss Seeley was attended BY Miss
~ Booth % maid Of honor. She
Sntered on the arm Of her uncle,
tay MacManus, OF Mason City.
Iowa, who gave her In marriage.
The bride wore Z chic suit Of mid
kixht blue tricotine, the jacket be-
n . short model and the skirt
icing box pleated. Her hat was a
Sf6tty model OF blue taffeta, and
ct flowers were . corsage at
&angement Of sweetpeas. Miss
Rooth was also in q suit Of mid
Rixkt blue. and her hat was . large
vhite model. She wore q corsage
~ sweetpeas. The bridal colors,
~ sveetpea shades. were carried
Sut Z in the church decorations,
kaskefs of mixed flowers in the
Ehsdes being used as well as ferns.
y Following the ceremony and the
1kommunion. Mrs. Sangren played
S1eudelssohn's wedding march as
{he bridal marty left the church.
|rhere vas wedding breakfast
&erved to = company Of IS immed-
3nte relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs.
srhsra ~ hridal shades were used
the decorations after the service,
nd the young couple left during
m dav on a wedding trip, their
n ent,nat,on not being announced
3rhev ara IN be at home after July
m IN : nrettv bungalow purchased
Sv Mr. Heimbeck on Seventh ave-
No and twenty fourth-and-a-hal III
&treet
n Mrs Hanback, ia a popular
omr~ vomsn Who attended the To-
Al h,~h school and graduated in
IN. ciss. NJ 1917 Mr. Heimbeck
r;.had IN 1918 and has since been
8he manual arts instructor at the
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On n,,.1os.tovn enests here for the
vedd;nr we're Mra Z. e. MacMapus
80 I.y n MscManus of Mason
,ss.. -. W. and M. r n Mac.
sssyr. "nd chijdren Of Chicago
Ms.,.a. Us,mhacr and, Mrs Al -
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MI. J.rt,r Honored
MI. u.t.;s Iarr,n was the hon.
az :. = rratt;,v annointed nre.
~.,.I ~ ~ s,vcr fnr her vester.
~ ,.cr .. ba. home IN the Rocl
cs-a- rosS Moline Tho guest,
80 - ;rt;mata friends Of tht
sTcsora. snd The afternoon hour,
80 ns.sad informally in sociabil
~ X . ss.e honr q dainty lunch
- vss .erved IN the dining room
hitch vas attractiyely decorated
.Irith GARDEN flowers Of pink. A
sjerre hasket Of mink roses formed
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punila n Second RAeital
.., T,he sscond recitai of the veel
80 ~,ven nv the ni.no nunils q
eSrs Murrel I .indorfY last evenin,
= Mrs T.indorfr. home s1e Sew
.ntsenth sfreet hefnre ! compan,
a "a relatives and intereste,
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Tfv.r o.ch ~ The nunil. nlaving NJ
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