The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-06
Miss Fay Booth Weds
tiarry II. cleveland
ct Church Ceremony

4 Al a church ceremony this morn
ing 1T the Memorial Christian
cnurcn, Miss Fay Olive Booth,
uaugn.er Of Mrs. Ollie A. Booth,
itzS ninth avenue, became the
prlae OF harry Hayes cleveland,
W.. only son OF MIR. and Mrs. n. h.
Cleaveiand, 500 Nineteenth street
Guests at the church included some
one hundred friends OF the bridal
couple. Rev. Launcelot Hadsway
performed the single ring service.
simple decorations of greenedy and
summer flowers effectively sug-
gested the bridal c0lors, pastel
shades. The front Of the church
was massed with greenery and at
either side Of the altar stood a tall
basket Of asters tied with rainbow
tulle.
Before the ceremony hour Frank
Friestat at the organ played an
informal program Of nuptial music
and as q professional the Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin". Mac
Dowell's ITO a Wild Rose" was
played softly as the vows were be-
ing taken and Mendelssohns We'd
ding march as a occasional.
The only attendants were the
maid of honor, Miss Eleanor Cleave-
land, sister Of the bridegroom, and
the flower girl, Margaret AlN Of
East Moline, niece OF the bride.
Franklin Searle served Mr.. Cleave-
land as best man. Ushers for the
guests were Howard Ramser, Will
mer Cox and David McCredie OF
Aurora.
Preceded down the aisle by the
flower girl and maid, the bride
walked with her brother, Ralph
Booth OF Minneapolis, who gave he:
in marriage. She was a beautiful
picture in her bridal robe OF white
spanish lace over silver cloth. Cir
died with rope Of crystal beads
ending in long tassels. A court
train OF net and satin caught at the
shoulders with lilies Of the valley
and veil fashioned in simple ruiz
at the back and bandeaued with
orange blossoms completed her cos
tune. The bouquet was Of brides
roses and showers Of lilies OF the
valley in formal arrangement
Miss Cleaveland's dress was a very
simple model of taffeta, changeable
blue and orchid. The bodice was
very simple and open sleeves were
held in at the wrists with tiny
bands. The uneven skirt hem made
points at either side. Her hat was
a large bridesmaids bonnet of thu
changeable taffeta made with a sill
yer crown. Miss Cleaveland carried
an arm bouquet Of butterfly roses
Little Miss Altz wore flesh col
ored georgette crepe dress, thu
pointed hem trimmed with dalnt.
lace, and sne carried colonia
basket OF asters.
A wedding breakfast was serve'
at the Outing club, Davenport, TO
members OF the immediate families
where the table decorations wer
in pastel shades, carried out witt
asterS.
MIR. and Mrs. Cleaveland lef
early this afternoon by motor 10
northern honeymoon trip. Fo
going away Mrs. cleveland wor
a tailored suit Of dark blue poire
twill with a sand colOred velou
hat and mink choker. The coupl
will be at home after Dec. l in thi
city. They will reside in a me-
home to be built at 1927 Twenty
second street.
Mrs. Cleayeland is a very charm
ing young woman and has a wild
circle of friends. She is a graz
uate Of the local high school in II
class Of 1916. She has been hol
ored at q series Of parties durin
the past weeks. MIR. CleavelaI
graduated from Rock Island big
school In 1916 also, attended Oar
mouth, graduated from Knox CO
lege in 1920 and took special VOL
at Harvard. He is a member
Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Du
ing the war he was commission
q second lieutenant at Fort Shel
dan and stationed at Manhatta
Kan, with the U. S. army trainil
detachment He Is connected wi
the H. H. Cleaveland Insuran
agency of which his father is hea
having been associated with Il
company for q year.
Harris.Kunx ENLARGEMENT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kunz, 10
Pershing avenue, Davenport, a
nounce the engagement of the
daughter, Miss Irene, to Fred Ha
ris, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ha
ris of Mt. Carmel. Ill. The we
ding will be solemnized Tuesda
Sept. q. Miss Harris is q gradua
Of the Iowa state university, whe
she was . member of the Alpl
Delta ri sorority. Mr.. Harris is
special clerk at the Davenpo
postoflice. The home will be
Davenport
Missionary Society with Mrs.
Beardsley.
MrA Wyman Beardsley, at b
1 home, 1886 Twenty-ninth street. e
tertAined members Of the Kate HI
missionary society of the Fir
United Presbyterian church la
evening at the regular meetin
The session was held on the Law
Mrs. w. r. Aster had charge of Il
program. which was 4 study of Il
Freedmen mission work.
At the business meeting Il
members discussed work for Il