The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-29

It Trinity Church
This morning at II O'Clock 1t
Trinity Episcopal church took place
the wedding Of Miss Thekla Helm
beck, and George R. Baker SON Of
Mr. and Mrs. William p. Baker Of
1913 Ninth avenue The beautiful
nuptial communion service was per-
formed by Rev. w. L. Essex, rector
Of Trinity church. Banking Of
ferns and grcecery were used ON the
altar relieved by vases Of marguer-
ties. The church was filled with
the many friends Of the bride and
bridegroom.
Mrs. Harvey Sangren, organist,
played Cowens Bridal Song" and
played Covers Bridal Song" and
the ceremony and Miss Jean Grear
sang 20, Perfect Love" III. T.
Burleigh). To- announce the APP
proach OF the bridal party, MRS.
Sangren played the Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin." A most impress
sive part OF the ceremony was the
singing of the "Jubilate Deo NE
VIM and the Communion Service"
(Adlam) by the full vested choir,
which followed the organ solo "Sa-
lutte d'Armour" (Elgar.)
The bride entered from the rear
Of the church. walking with her
brother, Walter C. Heimbeck OF
Chicago, who gave her in mar
rage. She was preceded by her
sister, Miss Katherine Heimbeck,
who served her as maid Of honor.
They were met at the altar by the
bridegroom and his best man. Har-
old Baker.
The brides gown was Of white
georgette crepe, made with front
and back panels Of real Chinese
filet and net embroidered in an ar
tistic design. The gown was en-
HANGED with a soft girdle Of georg-
cite in French blue and orchid
caught with bell like flowers of the
material. Her veil was Of bridal
net made in soft, loose cap effect
and caught with orange blossoms.
She carried a shower boquet Of
brides roses.
Miss Heimbeck's gown was Of
velvet brocaded chiffon in crushed
raspberry shade with net and or
CANDY trimmings. 1t was girdled
with silk ribbon of French blue. She
wore a large picture hat Of black
silk braid and carried an arm bo-
quet of blue larkspur, carrying out
the bridal shades.
A wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the bride, ITO TWEEN.
ty-fifth street to a company Of a
relatives. In the home the wed
ding shades were carried out in gar.
den flowers. This afternoon Mr.
and Mrs. Baker left for q wedding
trip, their de, tination being kept 9
secret. They will 60 to housekeep'
ing upon their return in a new
bungalow at 1920 Twenty-fourtl
street, which is furnished ready fol
them. The brides going away cos
, tune was smart suit of navy AMI
tan checked velour and with it sht
J wore an overblouse Of toast coloret
georgette crepe. Her hat was o
! navy ta1feta with angora trimming
Mrs. Baker, who is the daughtel
Of the late August Heimbeck. a for
mer pdruggist of Rock Is
land. has been very prominent il
musical circles Of Rock Island, Mo
,, line and Davenport. She has ap
i peared on many programs with he
: sister, and is an active member o
the Rock Island Musical club an,
> the Etude club of Davenport. Sh
studied piano with Mrs. Alice Dut
ton Atwill Of Davenport. Mr.. Bak
er is graduate of the Rock Islam
high school, finishing in 1912.
MIR. Baker graduated from the 10
e cal high school year preceding hi
s bride and attended Augustana col
S lege. He also attended the Y. N
}, c. A. college in Chicago, and at tn
!. outbreak Of the war enlisted wit
: the Northwestern university med
9 cal unit No. IL. He was attache
q to the British forces. MIR. Bake
a made quite a record during his tw
u years Of active service. Since lea,
ing the army the bridegroom ha
been a representative of the H. v
v Dubisky company of Chicago. A
n present he is with the Davenpo,
: Office.
( Out-of-town guests here for til
le wedding were Mrs. Lawrence
n Mortenson Of Detroit, Mich, M
If and Mrs. John Hartman and Mis-
e. Vera Hartman Of Freeport; Mr.. an
le Mrs. Walter c. Heinbeck Of Chicae
It and Mrs. Ebert Crandall of No
J. NAL.
'e Bridge for Visitors.
r The Misses Charlotte and Sylvj
Lewis OF 1886 Fifth avenue, Roc
} Island, were hOstesses at birds
ID yesterday afternoon to honor Mis
: Gwen Cohn of Chicago, their cou,
le In, and their aunt, Mrs. S. Schae
d Ter OF New York, the house cues,
a OF Miss Shirley Levenstein an
X Mrs. R. Levenstein OF 9l4 Twent,
:. third street, Rock Island. Ten t;
Is bles we're surrounded at bridge, IL
=, tables being placed on the verand
n and In the living room. Fayol
r we're awarded for high scores. 4
II the conclusion of the ranaa