The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-01
Peal.Tilbury Wedding.

Miss Ecil Tilbury. daughter 81
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tilbury,
Twenty-ninth avenue and Seventh
street, Moline, and Rupert Dewey
Peal. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Peal, also Of Moline. were married
at 8 O'Clock last night at the home
Of the brides parents, a company
of thirty relatives and friends wit
Messing the pretty ceremony. The
Rev. J. A. Chapman, pastor of the,
First Methodist church of Rock Is
land was the officiating clergyman.
The bride was attended by Miss
Agnes Kinney as bridesmaid and
Harold Tilbury served as best man.
Miss Lillian Swanson sang before
the ceremony hour, II Love You
Truly" by Bond Immediately pre-
ceding the service. Miss Hazel
Holcombe accompanied her at the
piano and as the bridal party en-
tered she played the Bridal Chorus
from "Lohengrin." The minister
descended the stairs first, taking
bis place before an improvised al
tar in the living room. This cor
ner was banked with green with
here and there a bouquet of lovely
garden flowers which added de-
lightful touch Of color. A canopy
Of green was arranged overhead.
Miss Kinney and Mr.. Tilbury fol-
lowed the clergyman and the bride
and bridegroom followed. The
brides gown was a pretty creation
of pink satin trimmed id filet and
silver lace and she wore an i'm
mense corsage bouquet of pink
roses. Miss Kinney's gown was OF
pink organdie and she also wore a
corsage bouquet of pink roses.
After the ceremony there was a
delicious three-course luncheon
served in the dining room where
garden flowers were used in abund-
ance in decoration. An enormous
wedding cake trimmed with rose.
buds graced the Gsnter of the table
from which the repast was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Peal leave tomor.
row for an automobile trip cas-
, and on their return they will re
side in Moline. The brides travel
ing outfit will be dark blue sui
with caracul trimmings. With thi.
she will wear d coral blouse ant
I dark blue hat. She has been EN-
D ployed as bookkeeper at the New
: York store. Mr.. Peal is foreman
at Williams and Whites plant.
Miss Weber Gives Bridge.
Miss kathryn Weber, daughte
n Of DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Weber, G
q Clay street, Davenport, was hos,
a ess yesterday afternoon at one c
q the charming appointed youn
girls bridge at the Outing club,
number Of visiting girls bein
guests of the occasion. The out-o1
town visitors included Miss Clar
- Bruhn of Seattle. Wash, the que.
- Of her cousin, Miss Elinor Mueller
= Miss Charlotte Bell OF Springfield,
:. Ohio, visiting her uncle and aun
Mr.. and Mrs, E. E. Bell, Of Cam
Mcclellan, and Miss Lucille Ful
!, man Of Chicago, the guest of Mis-
- Deborah SLIDER.
y Mrs. Weber, the mother of Ii
young hostess. and Mrs. Herbel
Lohmiller, assisted. There wei
. lovely garden flowers in decor;
- ton Of the parlors and supper t;
- bles in the dining room, where r,
." freshments were served after tt
games. There were favors II
score awarded at each of the {;
bles.
It League Party for Miss Rodler.
q Miss Annetta Rodler Of Davel
u port. who is to marry Paul !
e Dahlen of this city this month, j W.
. honoree at a party yesterday. whe
/ Mrs. Roy L. Wareham and Mrs.
;, r. Plath Of Davenport, entertain<
II the rs members of the Women
q Bowling league at the Wareha
/ summer cottage on Smiths islam
The guests spent the entire day e.
- 5oying the camping attractions, ar
> a very delicious picnic dinner W;
J. Served Miss Rodler was presen
: ed with q Silver carving set.
v Tomorrow afternoon the bride
ID mother. Mrs. F. G. Rodler, is el
tertaining at q trousseau party
the home. 210S Harrison stree
Davenport.
y Guests Honored 1T Dinner.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Plogh, $500
v Seventh avenue, entertained at
N dinner party last evening for NJ
" and Mrs. W. J. Hayes and SON, Ru
IN sell, Of Chicago, who are visitiI
he relatives in the city. Dinner VI
u served at o'clock. covers bei1
IS laid for 20. Yesterday was M,
y Hayes birthday anniversary, a,
n the affair was in honor Of the occ