The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-30
Mas Lois Bruner
Weds D. NJ. Vance
Al Quiet Ceremony

At s O'Clock Saturday evening
the marriage Of Miss Lois A. Bru-
mar, daughter Of the late Rsv. A. II.
Bruner and Ma Bfuner. Of 1216
Twenty-second street, and Donald
Mclean Vance, son OF Rev. and
Nrs. J. L vanca. Of iii Twenty
frst street. was quietly sslsmnised
ut tho hnme Of the brides mother.
Only about twenty relatives were
present The ceremony vas
performed In he front parlor.
whers vases and baskets Of Russell
roses and pink and orchid had bean
arranged Rev. NJ. vanes, Of the
Oak Grove United Presbyterian
church, fnther Of the bridegroom.
ofnciated, asaistsd BY Rev. J. A.
Chappan, pastor Of the First Meth
odist church
The approach Of tie bridal party
was announced BY J. ". Johnston
who played Hendelssohn's wedding
march ON tho piano. Rev. Mr..
Vance and Rev. Mr.. Chapman de-
eceoded the stairs and entered TO-
gether. followed by tiny Miss Dor
othy Marguerite Ralston, niece of
the bridegroom. who carried the
ring in a large white rose. Then
came the bride ON the arm Of her
brother, Philip Bruner, followed by
the bridegroom. The bride wore
a daintfly ruffled dress of white
organdie. and carried a huge arm
boQuet of brides roses and orchids
with maidenhair fern caught up OF
white ribbon, in shower arrange
ment. The gift Of the bridegroom
was a pearl and sapphire bar pin
Little Miss Ralston was in a dress
of pink organdie with an orchid
colored sash.
During the ceremony as part o.
/ the service, Rev. Mr.. Vance read 9
very beautiful poem, which had
been written by the brides fathel
to be read at his daughters wed
ding.
Following the service a deliciou.
wedding supper was served, el
buffet, in the dining room. The cen
terpiece of the serving table wa!
a huge white brides cake. from tn,
center of which stood beautiful
boquet Of Russell roses, with a,
Iorchid tulle butterfly bow. Russell
roses, with orchid tulle, was uset
about the cake, and the roses wer'
scattered over the table. TIL
brides colors, the pink and orchit
shades. were carried out in tn
menu and the favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. ance left about
O'Clock on a wedding trip, the des
tination of which was not disclos
ed. Mrs. Vance's travelling COSTUME
was a box coat suit, navy blue
trimmed in buff, with which sh
wore a buff blouse and a poke ha
|. of blue. Upon their return from
their honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs
: Vance will reside for the presen
with the brides mother at 12l
Twenty-second street. Later the
will move to Davenport.
Mrs. Vance has lived in Rock Is
land with the exception of a fe,
years in Elgin. She graduated fro1
, the Rock Island high school in tn
: class Of 1913 and attended August
, ana college, where she was key.
? She graduated from Illinois We
, mans college at Jacksonvill.
? where she had been a very popula
student, serving as editor in chic
r Of the college paper, and as vic
r president of the sorority, Land
e Alpha Mu. Mr.. Vance finished hig
I school in 1913 and also went t
r Augustana. He entered the sci
= vice and was in Is months, receiv
e ing his first lieutenancy and cal
: tain's commission at Camp Pix
e Little Rock, Ark. He was at tn
q Officers training camp at Cam
Grant. He is proprietor of the Wa
er Service company.
q MILFORD ]. Eiteman, 901 Fort,