The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-06-01
h9man and
Al. e. Glawe Are
Wed in Monmouth

wed IN M1onIuOutn
lie marriage of Miss Hazel Lu-
n Engrnan, daughter of Mrs. An
- Engrnan, 27s4 Eighth-and-a-
/ avenue, to DIR. Arthur e.
I've, prominent dentist OF this
son Of Mrs. L. F. Glawe OF
neseo, was quietly solemnized
|terday afternoon at 5 O'Clock in
nInouth. The couple, accompa-
"A by Mr.. and Mrs. Il f. Mitchem,
|<ored to Monmouth, where the
S<inIE were soIemnized in the
v OF the bridegroom's uncle,
lam II. Schreitling. Rev. Paul
ID Peterson, pastor of the First
xferian church, performed the
4 service.
nd Mrs. Mitchem served the
hdfhl Bridegroom as best man
daes6n OF honor. The bride
a frock of midnight blue
gette crepe, accordion pleated
Embroidered in grey silk. with
k hat. Her boquet was a cor
of American Beauty roses.
III Mitchem wore a dark blue taft
dress and her flowers we're tea
ID. After the ceremony the
IFS were served a five-course
d Hing dinner, the table center
3 being a large white wedding
"a and Mrs, Glawe left this
Ming on an extended wedding
e. by motor, and after June Is
Il be at home to their friends
Getty new home at 2409 Twelfth
et.
he bride, who comes from d
n known family, is a very pretty
ing woman. She received her
cation in the Rock Island
ols and she was until very re-
ly employed at sCarson-Pierie
III and Company, Chicago.
"a. Glawe attended the Geneseo
.&ols, and is a graduate of Chi
" College of Dental Surgery. He
d member of Delta Sigma Delta
ternity. The doctor has been en-
red in practice in Rock Islani
4 several years, having taken
Y the practice of DR.. R. NJ.
Tree in 1919.
Have Past Officers Night
three hundred members and
TORS attended the annual past
IRONS and past patrons meeting
Rock Island chapter No. 269, o.
g.. held last night at the Masonic
5p1e. Forty past matrons and
IRONS were escorted and each
EN- a red rose, the emblem of the
hi club. Four candidates were
Hated. Mrs. Mary Krull, who
5 worthy matron in 1919. pre-
Nd and the following past officers
E-s&eIvarious Offices:
Horthy matron-Mrs. Krull.
Worthy patron-E. L. Strate.
associate matron-Mrs. Myra Ar
d.
kcretary-Mrs. Mary F. Kreis.
rreasurer-Mrs. Mary Richmond.
konductress-Mrs. Josephine V.
Ae
asociate conductress-Mrs. Luz
eISeward.
Adah-Mrs. Jessie Inter.
Kate Pardon.
-sther-Mrs. Cora L. Schillinger.
Nartha-Mrs. Altha Marshall.
Blanche Bromley.
-haplain-Mrs. Vashti A. Boil
n
darshall-Mrs. Helena War
exc.
)rganist-Mrs. Ada Krebs.
Varder-Mrs. Kate V. Collier.
entinel-W. d. Starnes.
eadings were given by Miss
lie Burgert, and a vocal solo by
tph H. Chapman, accompanied
}the piano by Miss Margaret
,spman at the conclusion of the
A short series of pictures
studies with the flag posed by
sointive officers for 1919, were
wed. Those taking part swerc
flames Anna Campbell. Pearl
Ter. Norma Kimmel. Elizabeth
Agnes Hirst, Leta Record and
eSorbes, accompanied on the
by Mrs. Adah Krebs. Mrs. A.
ANS had charge of the ar
ments. Refreshments were
ed at the conclusion of this
fam feature. Spring garden
e6ers decorated the hall. There
~ number of out-of-town
Tors at the affair.
SchOeTe-Grams.
the marriage of Miss Amelia
ms, daughter of William Grams,
s Thirty-sixth street, and Carl
loeve, son of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C.
lneye. 1899 Thirty-fifth street.
X place at S o'clock last night
m parsonage of the German
.lt ian church. Rev. Phi. Will
offieiated. The attendants
" Herman Schoeve and Miss
Anna Sehoeve, brother and sis
of the bridegroom. The bride
Re a frock of pink and blue
Il Oh