The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-16

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Wn1cn - AipeE1te NAPIER
Anrd1. only dane1tef Of Mr. and
y A. Z. Richards q 80 Twenty
! bnd strest, became the bride Of
~ Il Gemfad, son u Mr.. and
II ~ 6ewrad of Chicago. The
4 pnony vas performed By Rev.
4 - Mc0oWn Stevenson, pastor Of
n Broadway church, IN the pres
~ u some one hundred. wedding
14tnts.
proceeding the ceremony, - the
m1(1ts assembled, Miss Catherine
~ at tho pipe organ rendered .
ntiful cycle Of nuptial music.
1 ~ played "Schertso," by Rogers;
pdding Morn" by Lemmens;
tvctts" from "Misnon." by
4mAs; Meditation" by Kinder
~ BeethOven's ''Minuet" and the
NC modulated into the bridal
dPfus from "Lohengrin" ann0unc-
~ the approach Of the bridal
10y. During the ceremony shc
4tyed softly q wedding hymn,
'4arfect Love-" by Darnby.
The marriage vows were taken at
~ altar against . background Of
uhrciieved greenery-the bride hav-
i1e chosen no special colors-fOrm-
ne . pretty setting. Miss Richards
hi only one attendant. Mrs. e. A.
Qqhaughnessey OF Lawrenceburg.
lnhs Z sister OF the bridegroom.
wlaJo served her o. matron Of honor
al led the way to the altar. Her
gtwn was. q handsome creation Of
fl)tW net, trimmed with self rufYles
alb bands of wide filet lace, while
hbf bouquet was . large round arm
oht OF Killarney roses combined
With baby breath. Her hat was a
s&ic black picture model. .
Then came the dainty bride on
th6 arm OF her father who gave her
ii inarriaee. Her lovely frock was
a;frenchy model Of misty French
mol most simply and daintily made,
f14 silver thread embroidery giving
III misty appearance. The skirt
va very bouffant, the overskirt
bxinx wired to accentuate the style.
Hsf' wedding veil and train were of
tbd same filmy French net as The
dfsss, the veil being arranged in a
suhSil run in the back. which was
h1fj in place with 4 band Of orange
bbssoms across the forehead. The
y&i reached the entire length OF the
M court train. Orange blossoms
held the train in place at the Shout
ders, White rosebuds and baby
breath framed the hugh shower ar
raneement bridal bouauet Her Gift
tnher mafron Vac a tinv silver nm
iature case
The bride and her attendant were
met At the altar BY the bridegroom
and his attendant. ]. A Mills. Jr.. on
Navsda. Iowa. 4 fraternity brother
OF Mr.. Semrad's. who came in from
thsa left. The single ring service
W. ansed. Miss Gest played Men.
delasohn's wedding March" - {
occasional as the bride and guest.
|eft the church for her home, wher,
was held the wedding reception fo]
intimate family relatives aut
friends Of the young people,
fishers At the church were Rober,
A. ,Moes Of CHICAGO ~ A O'Shanph,
neesey. DR.. Sidney A. Virgins ant
John w, Potter.
In the receiving line were Mrs
Richards. mother OF the bride. MI
Seanrad. father Of the BRIDEGROOM
the bridegroom and his bride Mr.
O'ShauKhnessey and Mr.. O'Shaugh
nessey. Mr.. Richards and Mrs. Sem
rad. Mrs. Richards gown was O
soft grey embroidered georgett
crepe over peach colored satin. an,
MH. Semrad's dress was of blacl
messaline and point lace.
The home was decorated in ferns
baskets OF pink roses tied witt
tulie bows, and asters, and the wed
ding supper was served enbuffet
Onsthe serving table was a baske
of roses and the wedding cake.
Adjusting at the house were fiv
girl friends OF Mrs. Semrad, tn
Mi1bee Elizabeth Sperry, Catherin
Mat1hAll. Pansy Jones, Elizabetl
6h4rpA and Miriam Warker. Mis-
Sptx5ys dress was Of yellow satin
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