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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-09

where the rel2ClVeS anu liieH1s ie
naired after the ceremony was lovely
in its decorations of white and green.
The reception room was decorated
with baskets of white sweetpeas, and
festoons of green. The brides table
in the dining room was spread win
q handsome centerpiece on which
rested large basket of lovely Easter
! lilies tied with bow Of white tulle
stuck with valley lilies and fern.
Vases of sweetpeas also adorned this
room and the room in which the large
Ind handsome collection Of presents
was displayed. The bride wore
the eff Of TIE groom, hand
some diamond and platinum bar
pin. The guests We're received
at tie Goor ~ Mr. and Mrs. .. H.
Johnson when they were ushered in to
the reception room. Aiding the bri-
6a! party m receiving were the
brides mother, Mrs. J. P Fant, Mr..
W. c. Meek, Ms. B. K. Sessums, and
NJ. z. L. Bolton, relatives OF the
groom from Columbus, Miss, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fant Glider. In the dining
dc .,onz salad course was
served by Mrs. T. E. Davis, Mrs. Bob
lace. Mss Harriet Mayer ana
Miss Mildred Tarrant. Delicious
punch was served on the porch during
the evening by Misses Genie vince
ler. Goode Burton and Mae Taw1nt.
Others assisting in the various rooms
were: Miss Fannie Mclaughlin
Ne. f. Z. Wilson, Mrs. L. +. Fischer
Mrs. White FAINT, Mrs. Everett Evans
and Mrs. Drayton Nance.
! After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Meek went by auto to Colun1la
where they will take the train for
Canada to snend their honeymoon
The bride Travelled in a smart caps
su.t OF dark blue po;ret twill trimmed
in gray with accessories to match.
The out-of-town guests besides
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CARBON CLIFF

Mrs. Edward Wykert and Mrs
Henry Meyers attended the funeral
of Mrs. S. A. Dilworth at kewanee
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meyers and
son are visiting in Princeton with
Mrs. Meyers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Staples.
Rev. Monhart, pastor of the Ger
man Lutheran church of East Mo
line and Miss Monhart were visitors
Sunday at the Julius Smith home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Fritz and
daughter Grace visited in Dayen-
port Saturday.
There were no evening services
at the Methodist church Sunday be-
cause of the REVEALS being con-
Quoted at Silvis-
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ZUMA

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd F>reh and MT
and Mrs. Almer Shelton spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lud Vain
wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hanna spent
Sunday with Joslyn friends.
Mrs. Sylvester Daily is critically
i'll. All the children have been
called home.
Mrs. Doyle Wake recently enter
tanned the Builders class of the
yuma Methodist Sunday school. At
the close of the lesson refreshments
were served.
Albert Bowler is still quite i'll
with the influenza. DR.. Bruner is
the attending physician,
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The baby daughter of Leslie
Hayes is ill with pneumonia at the
home of its grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Price. Miss FloSsie
Hayes is caring for the child.
The roads are in bad condition
and not much travelling is being
done at present. '--
The James Johnson family are
on the sick list.
The little son of Harry McGaufee
is i'll with pneumonia
The Melvin Thomas family are i'll
with the influenza Lincoln Barton
is helping care for them
A st. Patrick's social and sup
per will be held at the Methodist
church Friday night. The proceeds
will go to the treasury of the la
dies aid society.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

g. @N-7~~-------~--~--~---~
-AsihACIS OF TITLE PREPAID Oh
e0anued to date covering any real CO.
sss N the county. Prompt and accurate
Gvics at reasonable rates. Rock L.
o Title q Abstracx Company; W. },
sseeney. secretary GOOGLE Central
4t1st q SAVINGS Bank building
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SALESMAN -ExECUTTvE. THE Meas
key Register company has a very de
sirabIe opening il Iowa for a high
grade combination salesman and execu-
tive 10 act general representative In
our professional division and sell and
recruit and train sales force to sell
our physicians, surgeons and dentists
system of accounts and clinical records
under his direction. thousands have
been sold; ask any physician; expert
ence in calling on the medical profes-
sion Is very desirable but not Hecessar-
lily essential. The successful applicant
will be carefully trained in the work
This is IN unusual opportunity for
men capable of earning from s. 900 to
$4,000 per year See Mr.. o. H Mar
tin, assistant general safes manager,
Blackhawk Hotel. Davenport. Iowa.
March 16 and II.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES GALL KlNDsJ. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos: $40
bicycles. complete. $27.50 tall coIorsl
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
302-4-6-S East Second street. Davenport.
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply house.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.
LEGAL.

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Estate of William hanser. Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed
Executrix of the last viii and Testament
of William Ram5er. late of the County of
Rock Is and State of Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that she Will appear
before the Probate Court of Rock Island
County at the Probate Court room. In
the City of Rock Island. at the May
Term, on the First Monday in May next,
at which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and re
quested TO attend for the purpose of hay
ing the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 2Sth DAY of February, A. D. 1929.
VICTORIA RAMSER.
Executrix.
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sIBoGEY BAY CAMP. NO. 8
q. & W. v.
United Spanish War Veterans.
meets first and third Thur
days Of each month at 9 p. m
IN Memorial Hall. Court House
George H Clapper. Commander;
William y. Frey. Adiutant-
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

----s--~~~>--~~~--~~~-~-~
RELIABLE NAN BIZ WELL ESTAB-
hshed corporation to handle staple line
in this vicinity. for which there is large
demand Opportunity for building I'D
splendid permanent business locally.
Adde'S SO7 Firht National Bank Bldg.
Springfield. Ill.
TWO SINGLE MEN 10 TRAVEL WITH
held manager of large corporation. Sal
airy, commission and bonus. Transpor-
tation paid. IS Dav. Savings Bank
Biog-. Davenport.
CLERKS: YOUNG MEN, FOR GOVERN
ment departments SIPS monthly Write
for free list OF positions now open. J.
Leonard tformer Civil Service examiner
1908 Equitable Bldg, Washington. D. C.
YOUR oPPORTUNIoTY TO BE INDIE
pendent and prosperous Become our
special representative. Sell goods in
constant demand. Particulars free. The
Bacorn Co.. Eimira. n. Y.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS RAILWAY MAIL
clerks. $133 TO $192 month. Write for
free specimen questions. Columbus In
stltute, Columbus, Ohio.
WANTED-FENALE HELP
BOARD AND ROOM GIVEN FOR HELP
ing with housework part time. &. L
HUN FUN AGED Lazy Slg
Eighth avenue. to .. m.
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
on farm for small family. No children.
Address j. k" care Argus.
GIRL, NEAT AND EXPERIENCED, OVER
lS, for houseWork. Good wages and
home. R. /. $3.50.
TWO GIRLS, EXPERIENCED PRESS
ers, and an ofhce girl. Inquire Palace
Dye Works. 1914 Second avenue.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN TO DO GEN
eraI houSework for aged couple living
on farm. Address 300" care Argus.
WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.
TEN HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASSERS
on proposition of merit. Sells on sight
Address giving telephone number
Agent" care Argus
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

n
rTrn Regular business
: !. :: !" : !: !: ! !
/ sxSzsxAA meeting viii be hsld
wv N VE the first Tuesday
#N,S] leach month. All ex-
1UJ( M service men well
.NA@y come. Walter A..
M<&N,S RosenaeId. Command
3LAQSES er; D. b. BersQlast.
4 ~ASIL1 Adj.
NASONIC.
Is..cuic Temple. Eightsentn street sno
Fifth avenue
- srATFD MEETING OF TRIO LODGE
No. 81. A. =. 3 A. NJ. Will
IN be held on the hrst Thurs
tGEM day OF each month a. Z 80
AE09 .. m. 5. P. Bnrgeas. W.
INA N Bay o. Rodsrlck, sec
4,yoo eRorTo NO. 81. N. O. v. P. z &
Stated meeting held
0 !: :. !: ! !: :: ::
iNN en- The erst Wednesday
- Of each month. vlzit-
49, ing prophets welcome.
ILA ~ n C. W. Thatcher. monarch.
~Az%E Frank l.. <SssS4 s1AA.
Rotary.
q. A. NJ
1 gk STATED CoSVoCATIoh OF ROCK
Lsland Chapter No. Is. ID. A.
49, NJ. will be ned on Inc nrst
&AN TUESDAY OF eacn montE al
NIX 1870 D. M Charles C. E'nnt.
uS l. d. p, 4. ID Ash. sSGreLAfJ
ROCK ISLAND LODGE NO.
| A at
ga =. meeting hrsL krIdAy OF esGn
My MONTH harry DenecAe, W. II.
IfE&N b. d. LlILt, secretary.
KNIGHTS TEaiPI-AR.
uy STAGED CAkIL-ASk VI ROCA
iHA Lsland LomnaAndeTY No. 1s
~ Anignts TenpAAr Viii oe hsiL
SSrA The second monday o. eAc.
EfaHE month ). u. ScnlIlngeE. LON
MS man14ef. :. IL. EtLckEg, rcSoGN.
kQ AND CHAPTER. No 25S.
or.- EASTERN StAr.-kSes @Ilar AAIeetlnss
second Wednesday Oh eacn month fLs-
iHng stars welcome SArs- h4lhsfLAs
Laagmsn, W. M. mary +. AreIs. seere-
lAy.
sOcK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. Il. 4
s. NJ The stassu assemblies Viii oe
n w
|tnonLh. Visiting nemners coruAlS IL
nted James A. AofrLs. l. l. ~
Hama o. Canedy, RecoF4Er.
|rAI. LODGE so. 6os. L y. o. b.
AeeLs every 41uESday evening
"a NJ ODD ksllowS temple on
VIM Fourth avenue. between sew
- enLeenth anu III q n L
SdE2 streets. Nelson Judd, y. g.;
~ MIIlIam GuIoenzopI, ~ ..
Fiat THURSDAY OF each mouth nAllAa-
arr degrve, nrst, se> ond AND In1ru o7-
rsa The IoLoSIng THURSDAY.
u. o. q.
.1E ISLAND AERLE 40. $50, FRAIh.h~
Il al Order of Easies.-Reguiar meedoss
ira And third Tuesday O1 each nlonln
4 EAg.ss' home. Fourth avenue ans
Twenty first street. joan Eo1me4A. ~
p SIS Forty-hfth street. Phone u. 1.
kt34. Jas. c. Wight. secretary, 2SSs
lveuth avenue. Phone E. l. S117.
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KANTED-AGENTS.

KANTED-AGENT
AGENTS WANTED: IN EVERY TOWN
IN Illinois. 10 represent the Illinois In
dustTisl Union. q mutual protective
association, life and accident, gocd sell
ing conJractS liberal commissions 70
agents. Address Robert Irwin. EscrS-
tary. BOX 400. Eldorado. III.
LARGE MANUFACTURERS WANTS
agents. sell advertised brand mems
shirts direct TO wearer. No capital or
experience required. Free samples.
Madison Mills. sos Broadway, New
York.
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Meets the first and third
Mondays of each month ~
Elks' club. Walter J. Grt-
I'm, exalted ruler: C. n
Lssscson- secretary. TiG:i
ing brothers always vel
come. Club rooms at 1l'
Eighteeath street
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WAETED-SkLESME-

SALESMAN: If YOU WANT $1,000 THIS
year write mo. Strong for retail
stores. Nationally advertised. Liberal
weekly advance 70 producers. W. Nor
gan, MGr.. 1920 Euclid Cleveland. Ohio.
Dent. OLA.
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY S EGGS

SINGLE COMB R. I. RED EGGS FOR
Matching. +. I. 5671Y.
MATCHING EGGS. REGAL STRAIN.
white Wyan6ottes. &. l. 4526X.
ORPNGToN SETTING EGGS. 4627Y.
ROSE COMB ANCONA MATCHING EGGS.
Two fine cockerels. Call after $50 p,
m R. l. 1886
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II. q. q

.rCK ISLAND AERLE NO. 956, FRATEk
i al Order of EaSies.-Reguiar neeuas
s,.a ard third TUESDAY vi each month
a Eaz,ss' home Fourth avenue anF'
Twenty first street. joan Eo1me4A. ~
p. Sls Forty-hfth street. Phone u. l.
kt34. Jas. c. Wight. secretary, 2SSs
kEeuth avenue. Phone =. L o11f.
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

- -
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.
MoDERH rRoEr FIAT n K
MODERN FOUR ROOM AND BATH. NJ
qaire Murdoch Wall Paper House 1918
Third avenue.
TO COUPLE. REFERENCES REQUIRED.
Downstairs modern furnished home. Ad-
dress m. p" care Argus.
PARKER APARTMENTS
Furnished complete.
1132 Second avenue.
THREE ROOM FLAT. COUPLE WITH
out children. 1o27 Fifteenth street.
FIVE Room FLAT, PARTLY MODERN.
+ cheap B. I 1870.
SEVEN ROOM FLAT s25. PHONE 3. 1.
MODERN FOUR ROOM APARrN EMIT.
rs Second avenue R. I. 1893.
MODERN APARTMENT. APPLY N. z.
APARTMENT: MODERN FoUR ROOMS
with bath. References required 151I -
Third avenue.
MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENTs
anisnd. 1871 ~ Third avenue
WASTED-TO RENT.
FIREPRooF SHOP. sUrTABLE FOB
small foundry Address ''57." Argus
SMALL RESIDENCE WEST OF FTF-
teenth street. about April 1. R. 1. 1920
SMALL MODERN APARTMENT OR
house furnished for couple, no chill
uren. VIII furnish references. &. l.
2S7S
MODERN SIX ROOM HOUSE WITHIN
mile or less of Argus office by April L
or May /. Address '2I." Argus
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOUS.
FLATs-HoUsEs- OFFICES.
Flats in SaIs Apartments.
One room over 3o1 Twentieth street.
House at 3u29 Fourteenth avenue.
House at Z2lS Fifteenth street
Ohlces in Central Trust building.
Apply to E. II. Kreu at Central Trust
Savings BankN Phone E. 1. &c.
GARAGE. 500 THIRD AVENUE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
II YOU WANT TO RUN A STORE DON'T
miss this chance. Address s." care
Argus
SHOE REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE. Up
to-date. Address l." care Argus.
HOME BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY
Tor sale or trade. doing good business
Cash returns daily. Man and wife
handle it, will sell on terms. What
have you to offer? B. 1. SAP.
A GROWING ESTABLISHMENT IN A
live K. l. community wishes to sell or
rent the butcher department. All fix
lures included and business alreay es-
taoished. A money maker for the right
party. Floor space for rent for other
lines besides meats and groceries. Ad-
dress Dept. B. care Argus.
MANIFESTATIONS,
YOUNG MAN WANTS TRACING. NE
chanical drafting. r. l. Assay.
WORK OF ANY KIND. STATIONARY
boiler fireman by trade. Married man
with family. 603 Eleventh avenue.
WANTED-TO BUY.
GOOD BABY CARRIAGE, B. I. 4674Y.
SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE Or BUNGA-
low; three bedrooms; $500 to "a 500.
Address t care Argus
FIVE OR SIX ROOM BUNGALOW OR
house, modern. on paved street. Ad-
dress 1895 care Argus.
SECOND HAND BICYCLE 1906 FIFTH
avenue, between : and o.
FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASE. ONE
complete blacksmith outfit or any
part of it. Phone Z. Moline Jaw. alter
9 .. N.
FRUIT FARM, TO 10 ACRES. 37I2
Fifteenth avenue.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST Or STOLEN: LIVE BABY ALL
gator. Liberal reward for information
leading to its return. Phone &. /. e3s.
LOST: PAIR OF GOLD GLASSES IN
case Reward. &. l. 2429.
LOST: thursday NIGHT. SNAIL
brown fur neckplece. in or IN from; of
Young &c NcCom0's store Return to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-15

RUFORD POST FAB. G. A. T.
Meets regularly on second
and fourth Friday after
moons of each month 81 .
o'clock In Memorial hall II
the court house. Andrew
Rlsdel, commander; Il. O.
First, adiutant.
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kl AND ChAPTEh, No. 80.
or. Eastern SLar-Ses .Iiar meetings
second Wednesday Oh eacn month fIs-
llng stars welcome sArs- h4LheTAAe
Laagmsn, W. M. mary b. ArSLs. seSre-
lary.
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sOcK ISLAND COUNCIL NO. 20. Il. d
M Toe staseu assemblies Will oe
hsld ON the Ih1Eu w sOnee0ay Oh eaGA
fnonLh. NLsAtIAs memo~Ts coroAI4y IA
nted James A. Aorrls. =. l. NJ
FTauk O. CRnedy, RecoF4Er.
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KNIGHTS TEhRI4AR.
-ru srAph.D GAlhIA-As VI Roc
50 Lsiand LomkaAAn1eTS No. 4s
~ AniEnts YemplAr viii oe hsiL
N& he seconu 4AoAoEy Oh eAc-
EtaHE month ). e. ScnlIlinger. LON
MS manuef. :. IL. uLcksy, recorU
Rs~ n
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-04

southwestern lknd1 ana where she as
sisted in six ctsunxy rallies and spoke
last Sunday at. Gentryville, the town
made famous by Riley's "Griggsby
Station" She was the guest over the
week end of Mrs. Harry Alumbaugh,
formerly Miss tAbbie Harris, of this
city
Harry N Morrow, of Columbus, O.,
has returned home after making a.
short visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Morrow, Of Chester
Miss Nellie Ma rrow is visiting her
brother, DR.. r. H. Morrow and Mrs.
Morrow at Connarsville.
The Baptist Nj ssionary Society of
Elkhorn held its first meeting Wednes-
Gay afternoon at, the home of Mrs.
Florence HawleS. Sixteen charter
members were present Oficers were
elected as follows by the society: Mrs.
Florence Hawley, president; Miss Ma
bel Helms, vice president; Miss Lucille
Helms, secretary; Mrs. Jennie Beason,
treasurer, and Miss Irena Williams,
press reporter. Mrs. Lois Uhte was
appointed chairman ., Of the White Cross
committee; Mrs. Rose Williams Of the
Community Serv Ice committee, and
Mrs. Adeline Hartman of the reading
contest and litera bure committee. The
society will hold ITS meetings the first
Wednesday of each month Mrs. Anna
Beeson will be hostess on June Z.
The Quiet StiteEhers were entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Elsie
Hartman and Mrs. Alice Roberts at
the home of the former Apple bios
SONS, Hlacs and ferns were used in
.,,iN - FTyi.-
time was spent in needlework and con-
tests were held, the favors going to
Mrs Kinda Puthoff and Mrs. Sadie
Thompson. Mrs Roy Bullerdick was
made member of the club. A lunch
con was served during the afternoon
| by the hostesses. The guests were:
Mrs. Roy BuElerdick, Mrs. Belle Patti.
Mrs. Kinda Puthoff and son, Mrs. Retta
| Knollenberg and son, Mrs. Lille Baird,
Mrs. Ross, Mrs Flora Rupe, Mrs. Ger
trude Murley, Mrs. Mary Hartman and
! daughter, Mrs. Laura Eldridge, Mrs.
Jennie Diehl, Mrs. Fay King and
daughter, Mrs. Grace Strader and
daughter, Mrs. Nora Norris, Mrs.
Freda Williamson, Mrs. Alice Roberts
and son Ralph. Mrs. Elsie Hartman,
Mrs. Alice Kerlin. Miss Rosalind Hart
man, Miss Alice Ross, Miss Elsie Hart
man, Miss Alice Rupe and Miss Mil
| dred Puthoff.
William J. Gregg"was the guest of
honor at surprise party given at his
home, 1109 Northwest Fifth street,
Wednesday evening in honor of his
45th birthday anniversary. Games and
music were features of the evenings
entertainment. Later luncheon was
served to the guests. LiIacs formed
tthe decorations through the rooms.
The guests included: Henry Toschlog,
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Stevens and
| family, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Toschlog
and family, Albert Schlangen, Miss
Mabel Toschlog and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam J. Gregg.
l The Delta Theta Tau sorority at a.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-04
Beauty Chats
BY Edna Kent Forbes
RLAckHEAD PoWpER

We were speaking yesterday of
spring tonics to clear the complexion
of the ugly pimples and eruptions
which mar the beauty of a normally
good skin at this season AS black
heads almost inevitably follow pimpIes
l think the best thing today is to re-
mind my readers or the excellent
blackhead powder, the formula for
which is often printed in this space.
l have never known a case so stubborn
that this powder could not eventually
cure it. OF course if the digestion is
not taken care of new blackheads will
form, but this drying powder will com.
pletely clear out all the old ones.
The formula is:
6lackhead Cleansing Powder
Wheat or corn starch. 20 ounces
Powdered borax ..1 ounce
Almond meal ......1 ounce
This can be used with soap or in
the place Of soap. A towel wrung
from hot water should be held over
the face for two or three minutes nm
til the pores of the skin are open from
the heat. Some of the powder is then
taken up with the finger tips and
rubbed in. The skin absorbs an aston.
lshlng amount. 1t can be rubbed in half
q dozen times, then the face should be
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-04
. :. -, NEWS,alOF
! S5SS7 CC0CcITzTY

A late afternoon wedding which will
be numbered among the most beauti-
full of the spring season took place at
4:30 o'clock, in Saint Johns Lutheran
church. when Miss Leona Hirschfield.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hirschfield of S14 South Eighth street,
was united in marriage to Edwin
Wickemeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam Wickemeyer, of 300 South Third
street. The double ring service was
used, the Rev. A. L. Nicklas, pastor
of the church, officiating The guests
included members of the immediate
families and few close friends. Pro-
lessor Henry Zimmerman. organist,
played a program of bridal airs pre-
ceding the ceremony. The bridal
party entered to the strains of the
l-ohengrin wedding march. Miss AL
ma Wickemeyera and Miss Edith Wick
emeyer, sisters of the groom, were
bridesmaids. Oran Hirshfield, brother
of the bride, acted as best man, and
Roland Koehring as groomsman. The
bride wore a handsome gown of white
satin heavily beaded and carried a
lovely shower bouuet of white rose
buds. Her veil was fashioned with a
high frill in the back and was caught
with clusters of valley lilies and satin
ribbons. Miss Alma Wickemeyer was
gowned in green organy and carried
a shower of sweet peas in the pastel
shades. Miss Edith Wickemeyer wore
rose organdy and also carried sweet
peas Miss Corrine Schneider and
Willard Kauper' were the ushers. Miss
Schneider wore a simple gown of
white canton crepe trimmed in col
hn hyiH a. 1nth nr
handsome gown of deep blue satin
crepe Following the ceremony wed
ding supper was served to members
of the families and a few friends at
the HON e of the brides parents. The
tables were ornamented with pro-
fusions OF pink and white roses and
snapdragol7s in tall baskets tied with
tulle. The wedding cake, resting on
a plateau oe SmiIax, formed the cen
terpiece for the brides table. The
guests for W hom covers were laid in
Guided the Rt.v. and Mrs. A. L. Nick
las. Professor and Mrs. Henry Zim-
norman, Mr!s Gertrude Pilgrim,
grandmother C6 the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. William W'ckemeyer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hir5ehfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra WickemeEeTL Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Hirschfield, Miss Luella Winkler, of
St Louis, Mo-, Miss Alma Wickemey-
er. Miss Edith W3'ckemeyer, Miss Co
tinne Schneider, Miss Rietta Hirsch-
field. Miss Lois Hirschfield, Martin
Wickemeyer, Oran. Hirschfield. Roland
koehring. Willard Kauper and Hilbert
Hirschfield. Mr.. and Mrs. Wickemeyer
later left on, wedding trip to Detroit,
Mich.
Mrs. L. L. Parkssand her daughter,
Miss Flora Parks, left Wednesday
evening for Washington, d. c., to at
tend the wedding of Miss Mary Lee
Parks to Raymond Briggs.
Mrs. w R. Windsor, of Muncie, is
visiting friends in this city and at
tending the Billy Sunday revival.
Mrs. ]. A. Walls has returned from