The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-21

NEEDING Of Ann Z. Hebei and
Claresee Lswssa Celebrated
Il High Nooa.
Especial TO The Argus.)


Aledo, June 21.-One Of the most
beautiful Of the June weddings in
Aledo occurred today at high noon .
u the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. A.
Hebel on North College avenue.
when their eldest daughter. Ann
Elizabeth, became the BRIDE OF
Clarence d. Lawson. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lawson, Jr.. OF Cable.
At IL O'Clock the wedding party
descended the front stairway,
which was decorated with flowers
and lighted with candles, and took !
their places in THE reception room. |
AS they entered, Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was played on the piano
BY Miss Julia Lawson OF Rock Is
land, sister of the groom. Miss
Frances Hebel, sister OF the bride,
was maid OF honor, and F. ].
Meinecke OF Milwaukee was best
man. The bride entered with her
father. DR.. Samuel Van Pelt, pas
tor Of the First Methodist church
Of Aledo. performed the single ring
ceremony.
The bride wore a charming
frock OF white georgette over white
charmeuse. The dress, which was
made in Japan, was embroidered
In silver and white, the design be-
ing the same as that on her plati-
mum engagement and wedding
rings. The short veil, caught back
with orange blossoms, was also
made in Japan and was embroid-
cred with the same design. She
wore a platinum bar pin set with
diamonds, the gift of the groom.
. She carried white roses. The maid
of honor wore a frock of apple
green organdie, trimmed in silver
futing. She carried pink roses.
Miss Julia Lawson wore frock of
apricot organdie. She wore a
corsage bouquet. Mrs. d. A. Hebel
wore white tricolette and lace. Mrs.
Lawson, mother Of the groom, wore
dark blue georgette.
Immediately after the ceremony
the guests, which included only the
relatives and a few intimate friends
Of the young couple, were served
Q two course wedding luncheon.
The brides table, lighted with can
dies In crystal holders, was placed
in the living room. while small
tables, candle lighted, were scat
tered throughout the rooms. The
rooms we're all decorated with sum-
mer flowers. Those who served the
luncheon were Ruth and Mildred
Braucht Of Joy, Mable Lawson of
Cable and Mildred Vsrtrees of
Aledo. Mrs. Wallen of AledO was
cateress. After an informal recep-
ton the bride and groom departed
for Wyoming where they expect to
spend some time on the ranch of
the groom The trip will be made
by automobile, the car being a gift
from Mr.. Lawson to his bride
They also expect to tour Yellow
stone park before returning tC
Aledo. Mrs. Lawson wore a tailored
travelling suit of olive greer
Delphi cloth, with brown hat
Among, the beautiful wedding
presents which the young coupl,
received were number from thu
orient, where the bride spent las
year. A pair Of real Chinese Ian
terms, which she received while il
China, were among the gifts.
Possibly no two young people il
Tho country are as widely know
as Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson. Mrs. Law
son, who was born in Aledo. is
: graduate of the Alcdo high schoo
and received her b. A. degree a
William and Vashti college. Sh
received her NJ. A. degree at Smit
college at Northampton, Mass, an
taught at Elgin college at Elgir
Ill. For two years she was man
aver and superintendent for tn
Ellison White Dominion Chautau
qua company. Last year, accom-
panied by Miss Harriet Cobb,
professor of Smith college, sh
toured the orient, visiting China
Japan, India, Korea and man
other foreign countries.
MI. Lawson, who is the only sol
of MIR. ard Mrs. George Lawson, Jr
Of Cable, graduated from Drur
Academy In Aledo and ATTENDED
William and Vashi college. H
also attended the Chicago Techni
cal school. During the war h.
served as first lieutenant with tn,
l04th engineers and was sent over
seas. His best man, Mr.. Meinecke
was in the same company with Mr.
Lawson during the entire time b,
was in the army MIR. Lawson il
now an automobile salesman Will
Cornelius Swartout of Aledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson expect t.
return to Aledo later in the sum