The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-01-05

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~ ~ ysas was pclsmnised 81.
o tollroom q Hotsl Blackhavk
~ ~ pess6nes Of q relatives and
6aS ff1ends vhea Mis- ROss Av-
S1ton. dsughtss u Mr.: and MA
x6nie Livineston, l1eo Second ave-
- - u. 4. q. y1eischman. son,
~ 1lta ,. Dfapin Of Dss Mcines.
ta6WA Wero unlted IN marriage at
fe:9o last evening.
II ~ imprOviGed. altar was beau
Mil IN ~ decorations, the canopy
gbo1ng : lattice work with. rose
nooo6on arrangements, and the
1gl1al aisle being ~ on with fernA
n eject Of the altar and the sp-
DOpaeh ressmbled that Of . garden
oQonav The color scheme being beau
t1enlly natural.
4 The bride was charming in her
,Guwn OF white bridal satin, made
With IN overSkift Of chantilly lace
which WAS caught in the front with
. satin sash. The court train
caught ct the shoulders finished
III pretty effect of the dress. She
sw6eo . full length veil. with the
cGtwn arrangement and orange
sb18s6om trimmings. Her bridal
sbo1Q6st was q huge corsage Of
iSoees shd bridal flowers which she
c1ffisd.
Mis- Edna Goldman Of Chicago,
aunt Of the bride. dressed in q
novel little pink taffeta dress. led
The bridal procession to the altar.
with Irving Livingston, brother OF
the bride. Miss Shirley Levenstein.
cousin Of the bride. and who wore
Z gorgeous blue chiffon with silver
embroidered handwork, followed,
With Herman Hill Of this city, the
third couple Of the attendants be-
~ Miss Freda Levenstein Of
0feensburg, Ind. who wore an ex-
Quisite gown of cerese satin with a
gold. thread embroidered fiounce.
walking with Abe Morris Of this
city. Mrs. Phil Livingston Of Chi
eago, an aunt Of the bride, walking
alone ~ maid OF honor. was dress
- IN . pretty shade of blue bro
ca1ed silver cloth. Miss Florence
Livingston, . sister, acted as maid
Of honor. Miss Livingston's outfit
was q pink silk net trimmed with
rhinsstones, the skirt being beaded
and scalloped and a silk flounce
falling from the waist. The at
tendants each carried arm bou-
quets Of pink roses and narcissus
The bride was given in marriage
BY her father and was met at the
altar by the bridegroom and his
best man, Samuel Fleischman OF
Los Angeles, . brother. Mrs. Liv-
ingston. mother Of the bride, and
Mrs. Drapin, mother of the bride
groom, also walked in the process
sion, Mrs. Livingston wearing q
rich pan velvet purple gown, bead
ed on the waist, and Mrs. Drapir
with . black satin gown.
0b0UOl y. II. b6IUu vi lCIupls
Emanuel, Davenport, performed the
ceremony, which was simple but
beautiful. The pianist and violin.
lot OF Miedke's orchestra played
L0hengren's wedding march as the
party approached the altar.
Following the ceremony. dinner
was served to the guests in the
ballroom, the table decorations be.
ing pretty with vases of roses anG
narcissus. carrying out the pihl
and white bridal colors, and large
pots Of ferns strewn between the
tables. A large wedding cake wa,
placed before the bride. A five
course delicious dinner was serv'
ed. followed by remarks from sew
sral Of the guests. J. S. Hill O.
Rock Island acted a. toastmaster
calling on Judge P. Bregstone o
Chicago. Albert Livingston. brother