The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-27

1919
this morning at IL O'Clock was SOL
emnized at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. r. Renshaw. 1918 Second
avenue, when their cousin, Miss
Leah Corbin, OF Rock Island,
daughter OF Fl. II. Corbin of Chi
cago. became the bride of Maxwell
Kinkead, SON OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.
Kinkead of Marion, Ill. The cere-
mony, which was performed by
Rev. ]. Clark Granger, pastor OF
the First Baptist church, was wit
messed only by immediate relatives.
! hr. and Mrs. Renshaw were the at
tendants. The bride wore lovely
gown. OF navy blue canton crepe
and her flowers were Ophelia roses
IN corsage arrangement. Follow
ing q wedding breakfast, the bridal
couple departed for their new
home in San Francisco, Call
THE bride is graduate OF the
Carthage CIll.) high school and was
employed at Williams. & White in
Moline She has been making her
home with her aunt. Mrs. e: +.
Booth, of 711k Twelfth street. Mr..
Kinkead attended the Northwest
ern university for the last three
years and is a student at the La
Sale Extension university. de
will be connected with a wholesale
produce house of San Francisco as
auditor and accountant.
Mrs. Renshaw entertained at
miscellaneous shower last night at
her home in honor of the bride !
elect. The guests were II girl |
friends. Bunco was played and |
Mrs. r. ]. Gross of Rock Island, I
Mrs. Fred Orman of Davenport were
the prize winners. Light refresh !
ments were served at the small !
tables The bride received many
useful and pretty gifts of miscel-
laneous nature for her new home.
Surprised on Birthday.
The eleventh birthday annivers-
airy of Robert Smith was celebrated
yesterday when his mother enter
tanned at n surprise party at her
home, 1923 Fourteenth-and-a-half
street. Supper was served at
O'Clock, covers being laid for Id.
The centerpiece of the table was
a bouquet of cut flowers and
streamers of green and white were
extended from the chandelier. Les
lies Johnson and Robert Fuller
WCIG TIC DliLO Ia CAAO - /
the games that were played and
Norman DOMAIN and Harry Taylor
il the other one. Robert was pre-
scented with many pretty birthday
gifts.
Those present were: Norman
DOMAIN, Leslie Johnson, Robert
Fuller, Dean Ingersoll, Curtis
Behlke, Harry Taylor, George
nra CcI,noidar and CarI |
Bliesener.
West End Settlement Picnic.
One of the most successful and |
largest picnic ever given by the |
West End Settlement was held yes
tertiay when over 500 children and
their families gathered at Long
View park The crowd met at the
settlement at l o'clock and went
in four special cars, first on a car
ride around the city, then to the
park. A variety of amusements,
including baseball, circle games
and wading in the pool, were en-
joyed. The bountiful supper pre-
pared at the settlement building
was served.
Miss Wiese to Go to Europe.
Miss Norma Wiese, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Wiese of 700
Brown street, Davenport, is leay-
inf Saturday for New York, whence
she sails Wednesday, Aug. 8, on
the steamer George Washington
for Europe. Miss Wiese is plan
ming to spend the next year N
study of piano in Germany and
has Berlin in view as her probable
place of residence. She will de
eide with whom she will study aft
er arriving. Miss Wiese is one
of the well known brilliant young
pianists of the tri-cities She IS
prominent in musical circles AMI !
club work and popular as one WHO
has been gracious and generous |
with her gifts in giving pleasure !
to others. Miss Wiesa has studied !
with Mrs. Alice Dutton AtwilI Of |
Davenport with Emil Liebling AMI !
Henry Permort Eames of Chicago /
and has attended the Chicago Mu-
steal college.