The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-03

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4 0vests Il The marriage Of Ms
80 Catherine MaSShall, daughtsg
p II. bid MSA ". 4 NasshAn q
- Tweaty-stxfA stroet, - John
NM ohulsf, soa q n. ~ nrA
>astos Ghulss Of 1919 Esd Mv3
- Davenport ut night = the
6adUny Presbyterian church, In
611led the tri-city social set, friends
= he two prominent families which,
80 matted in marriage
~ impressive cerem1ay vas
ADORNED BY DR.. ". 3. Marquis q
zoeW York City, former pastor q
- Broadway church, Who we0 ~
Ltd b. Rev. John Mc0own Stow
enson. The setting was lovely. The
enfire front Of the church. includ-
x ne altar and choir loft. was
- solid mass Of greenery. ferns.
palms and huckleberry boaghs. re-
Hoyed with touches OF full blown
pesmier roses, carrying out the pink
ne idea Of the wedding. Buttsr-
~ strand shades softened the chan
.holier lights, the shades blending
into the wall color scheme, a. did
the bracket light shades which
we're In the same soft honeydew
pink.
Miss Katherine 0est at the organ
played q program Of nupual music
while the suests we're gathering
end being seated. rendering AT
twilight" (0tsbbins). . Chopin
Nocturns and .wedding Morn"
(Lemmsns) then going into the
opening strains 'of the nuptial song,
70 Perfect Love-" an arrangement
o. wedding hymn Of the past CEN
fury BY Burleish. which was sung
b Ben Haftx. To announce the
eporoach q the bridal party the
ofSanist played the bridal chorus
from Iohengrin.
Following the ushers came Miss
Martha Dardsn Of Suffolk, Va, hrst
beidesmaid, then came Miss Skin
sHee Of Moline, Mrs. Victor Sdbolt
~ Hammond. La, nse Miss Helen
Davis of this city, a. briesmatron.
followed by the matron Of honor.
hrs. Farley Hopkins OF Chicago.
bee Miss Margaret Won Haur OF
Davenport. Just preceding the
bside was Miss Suzanne Davis, who
terved as maid Of honor. The
Soang women were all gowned in
very simple dresses In two shades
q rose chiffon. With the excep-
ton of the maid Of honor's frock.
they we're like gowns, made in sim
pie round hem length and with
simple todices. Miss Davis wore .
petal dress in different shades OF
roses. The attendants bouquets
were arm arrangements Of roses
and shasta daisies.
The bride, who came in with her
father, was gorgeous picture In
her handsome gown Of Point
Visnese lace. very simply made
over heavy white satin. The skirt
had q tiny edging Of lace and the
waist was made with an oval neck
The court train which hung from
the shoulders was of satin, with a
panel OF lace to match the dress
and the tulle veil was quantity ar
ranged to hang from the coiffeure
Orange blossoms were used at the
sides. She wore a diamond brace
let, the gift Of the bridegroom. HeI
bouquet was q large formal ar.
rangement Of lilies Of the valley
and orchids. with dainty valley
lily showers Miss Darden caught
the bouquet as it was thrown lateI
In the evening. Mr.. Shuler was at
tended by his brother, Charles Shu
ler,. Jr., as best man. The grooms
men were Robert Marshall. brother
of the bride, william l.. Velie, Jr.
Of Moline. Herbert Kuhns Of Day
TIM, Ohio, and Ralph Haexack O
Chicago They met the bridal part.
1t the altar, and the vows wer,
taken while improvisions Of nuptia
music were played softly on tn
organ. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was used as the occasional
Immediately following the cere
mony was the wedding reception a
Rock Island Arsenal Golf club TO
some two hundred tri-city people
Mr.. ana Mrs. Marshall and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Shuler with the bridal part,
received In the center room OF tn,
club house, which from top to bot
tom was one bower Of pink and ros,
iowers. Peonies and roses will
Shasta daisies in baskets and vase,
were used everywhere.
Mrs. Marshall's gown was Of blu,
chiffon satin with overdrapes O
silver lace. A corsage Of roses anl
orchids completed her costume
Mrs.. Shuler was in black lace net
With gold lace over satin, and shs
wore q corsage Of roses and or
chids.
Harvey's orchestra from Chicago
played for the dancing which wal
enjoyed during the evening, AND
supper was served. There was 8
table for the bride and her party
and the guests were served en-
buffet.
Mr.. and Mr.. Shuler left on q late
train. They will spend their honey
moon touring through the New
Ngland states. and after Aug. I will
b at home to their friends at 3627
west Grant avenue. Des Moines
0rs. Shuler wore as . travelling
costume . coat suit dress of dark
btee serge with . small hat.
Mrs.. Shuler has been a fayorite
~ the tri-city younger social set,
aAd VIII be missed in the oommun-
~. She 10 . graduate Of St Kath-
srsnss. davenport and Of Sweet
6riar college, Virginia. Her er,nd-
l2&her. the late r. d. C. Denkmann
vas one Of the founders Of the Inn.
Dr. urn. Weysrhaeussr Z Denk-
mann. which was known all over
tn country.
~. Shulsr was . stsdent a. Cor
nell university, Ithaca, N. Y. when