The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-13
.Bartemeyer.

The marriage of Miss Esther Bar
temeyer, daughter Of Mrs. Laura
Davenport, and Gle
mems H. Guentherman, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Guentherman OF
1910 West Fourteenth street, Dav-
export, was a quiet ceremony at
O'Clock Saturday morning at the
rectory of st. Joseph's church. Rev.
Father Anthony Schoeningh Off
ciated. Miss Helen Guentherman
and Fred H. Bartemeyer, sister OF
the groom and brother of the bride
attended the couple.
The bfide wore a suit of blue
poire twill trimmed with landings
of beaver fur, with blouse in blue
and henna, and satin hat to match
her suit. Her flowers were Russell
roses. The bridesmaid wore a one
piece gown of black satin crepe
with hat OF satin to match, and she
wore a corsage bouquet of violets.
The wedding breakfast was serv-
ed at Fejervary park inn with Gov
ers for II, following the ceremony.
Decorations were in the orchid and
blue bridal oolors with the table
centerpiece a basket filled with
chrysanthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guentherman left
for an extended trip east and will
be at home on their return at 1716
Fillmore lane, Davenport.
The bride is graduate of the
Sacred Heart Cathedral school and
attended the Immaculate Concep-
ton academy, specializing in mu-
sic. She has been connected with
the office of the Littig Construc-
ton company of which her uncle,
J. A. Littig, is a member
Mr.. Guentherman is a graduate
of the DaveAPort schools and
Browns business college and is a
member Of the office staff Of the
Standard Oil company.
Rabbi Baron to Address PIT. A.
Linncoln Parent Teacher& asso-
citation members will hear an ad-
dress by Rabbi ]. L. Baron of Tenn
pie Emanuel tomorrow afternoon at
the second regular meeting of the
year which will open at 3 o'clock.
Rabbi Baron will speak on the
subject, The Three Factors in the
Education Of a Child" Mrs. C. A.
Dunn, chairman of the Lincoln
school organization, will give re-
port Of the state PIT. A. meeting
held in Chicago, and there will be
orchestra work by Miss Clara Free
mans pupils. Miss Ethel Baldwin,
former pupil Of the school, will
read. Refreshments are to be
served by the mothers of Miss
Freeman's pupils.
knights Templar Dance Friday.
The first open party" Of the sea-
son 10 to be staged at Masonic tenn
pie Friday night under the auspices
of the drill corps of Rock Island
commsndery, No. Is, Knights Temp
lDr, and will take the form of a
dance.
The regular monthly dinner
dances are for Knights Templars
only. but next Friday night any
member Is privileged to invite
friends.
Club Sponsors Card Party. Dance.
Four-of-Us club sponsored a
card party and dance Friday night
at Woodman hall, Center station.
Seventeen tables Of 500 were
played, and rs couples enjoyed the
dancing. Four cash prizes were
awarded in the games. Bruins
orchestra furnished the music for
the program. Another affair will
be sponsored Nov. "a.
William Coos to Address Club.
The Tri-city garden club will be
addressed tomorrow at the Noyem-
Der meeting to be held at the home
OF Mrs. Joseph Hecht, Camp Nc
Clellan, Davenport by William
Coos of Bettendorf. Mr.. Coos will
speak on 1.-THE Problem Of the
Scientific Breeder" The meeting
is announced for 3 o'clock.