The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-30
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Became Bride Of
R. H. Booth Today
Miss Mary Frances Mcleod,
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
A. Mcleod, 917 Third avenue, and
Ralph H. Booth, Of Minneapolis,
son Of Mrs. Olive A. Booth, 1923
Ninth avenue, we're married at a
quiet ceremony this morning at
1880 in the rectory Of st. Joseph's
Dean Durkin officiated.
Attending the couple were Miss
Irene Mcleod, sister of the bride
and William Channon of this city
and members of the immediate
families witnessed the ceremony.
The bride wore handsome coat
dress of blue poiret twill, beauti-
fully embroidered in silver leaves
with touches of henna. Her hat was
a small model, trimmed with un-
CURED ostrich. Miss McLead wore
a simple dress of black canton
crepe, with a black hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth left immedi-
ately after the ceremony for Chi
cago. The home will be in Mime
apolis after Oct. Is.
Mrs. Booth is a charming young
woman, who has a wide circle of
friends in Rock Island and Moline.
She graduated from st. Anthony
school of nursing in 1918, and for
the last 10 months has been with
the Moline Public health service,
the Deere memorial nurse. Mr..
Booth is connected with the Bureau
of Engraving in Minneapolis. i'm
til two years ago he was secretary
of the Driffill Printing company.
There have been several parties
to compliment the couple during
the past week.
Lindblade.BrOw
Miss Hazel Brown, niece of DR.
and Mrs. M. Edwards, S07 Fifteenth
street, and John Lindblade of Mo.
line, were married yesterday moor
at IL O'Clock at the parsonage o.
the First Methodist church. Rev
J. A. Chapman officiated. The cou
pie was unattended.
After the cemeromny a wedding
breakfast was served at the Black
hawk hotel for a small company o
relatives, and Mr.. and Mas. Brow
left for a honeymoon trip to Den
yer, Colo. They will make thei
home in Moline upon their return
Mr.. Lindblade is employed in tn
storekeepers' office at the Silvi
shops. Mrs. Lindblade has been il
the stenographic department of tn
Royal Neighbor head offices.
Makes Success as Architect.
Tri-city friends of Miss Helen D
Milius of st. Louis, who visite'
here last week, with her sister
Mrs. Simon Mosenfelder, 81
Twentieth street, will be intereste,
in an article which appeared re
Gently in a st. Louis paper, tellin,
of her singular success in the feel
of architecture. Miss Milius, VIII
is graduate of Washington uni
versity, is at present engaged in de
signing court house for the coun
ty seat of Missouri county, to cos
$4,000. She is to do much of tn
decoration of $1,000,0O0 sky
scraper in a southern city by tn
firm with which she is associated
She has designed many beautiful
homes, especially suitable TO
southern building. The intervie,
in the St. Louis paper relates tn
following:
This girl, who knows as niue
about blue prints as most wome
do about fashion plates, receive
her architecture: education a
Washington university, st. LouiI
followed by a period Of stud
abroad. She is also a graduate c
Mary institute, where she won tn
! Washington university scholar
ship, one of the highest scholasti
! honors awarded her class. She
a granddaughter of the late Will
lam Silk, after whom a new scho(
building is being named.
I'm afraid that l handle a com
pass and rule better than a thin
BILE and needle, confessed Miss Mi
Jus. L count bricks in designin
! cornices, windows and door
though, much as seamsterss fig
ures on tucks and pleats.'"
Clear SIS From Card Party.
The first of series of cal
parties to be given by the Barba1
Fritchie tent No. 81, Daughters ,
Veterans. was held yesterday af
ernoon at Maths hall. There We;
Is tables of 500 played. Priz'
were awarded the winners an
luncheon served. The sum of s.
was cleared from the affair. A
all day sewing will be held Mo-
day at the home of Mrs. Selir
Ransom. Picnic dinner will
served at noon. s
Mrs. Railsback to Give Bridge
I Mrs. Howard M. Railsback of NJ
line has issued invitations to {
afternoon bridge at which she wi
entertain Wednesday. The par
will be held at Rock Island Arsen