The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-13

1SltcI BtIGets DAvCupVtt, Ao0s CIV
ming At beautiful wedding SOL
emnixed at Broadway Presbyterian
church. and witnessed by members
Of the tri-city society set. DR.. w.
8. Marquis Of New York city. pas
t0r-emefitus of Broadway church,
and friend of the brides family.
who OBLIGATED at the marriage OF
her sister. Mrs. Victor Stibolt. sew
eral years ago. performed the inn
pressively simple single-ring cere-
mony, assisted by DR.. John Nc
Gown Stevenson. pastor OF the
church. Ia
A simple yet lovely note in the
decorations of the church was
charmingly carried out in the
gowns OF the brides attendants.
Miss Davis had chosen lavender
and blue her wedding colors. Tail
handled baskets Of asters in the
two shades and roses, tied with
green tulle bows. and huge bowls
OF the same flowers were the sim
pie color note against the mound
Of ferns used on the pulpit and in
banking the choir loft. White satin
ribbons marked the isle for the
bridal procession.
During the half hour preceding
the ceremony hour, $3.50 O'Clock,
while the guests were assembling
and being seated. Miss Katherine
Gest at the organ played a program
Of wedding music and Mrs. Hanna
Butler, soprano, of Chicago, sang
nuptial songs. Miss Gest played
"A Song OF Gladness" tSibley);
Schubert's Moment Musical"
Fanfare" (Lemmens). and just
before the wedding march, Wag-
ner's Dreams" The Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin' was the
professional and Mendelssohn's
Wedding March" the occasional.
While the vows we're being taken,
Miss Gest played "Benediction
Nuptaile" Loret). Mrs. Butler
sang very beautifully 1.-The Years
at the Spring" Beach; Because
tD'HardloD, and Cadman's "At
Dawning."
Mrs. Victor Stibolt of Hammond,
La. sister of the bride, served her
as matron of honor, and the three
bridesmaids were Mrs. John Shu-
Ter of Des Moines, cousin of Miss
Davis, who was Miss Catherine
Marshall Of this city before her
marriage a year ago; Miss Kath-
crime Yoemans of Kansas City. Miss
Elizabeth Sharpe Of this city and
Miss Eunice Emery of Chicago
Ushers were the brides brother
Tom Davis, her brOther-in-law, Vic
tor Stibolt, Frederick Shiverick Of
Chicago and Maurice Hompsing OF
Davenport, while John Shuler at.
tended his brother as best man.
The dresses of the brides attend
ants with the exception of the ma.
iron of honor, were OF canton
crepe, alternating wedgewood blue
and lavender. the colors. They
were quantity simple models of tbs
crepe combined with Spanish lace
in exactly matching shades. Each
was worn bloused with low waist
line, the perfectly plain sleeveless,
blouses having loose wide bach
in cape suggestion. The lace
was used in long overskirts which
hung slightly below the under
skirt. Stockings matched tn,
dresses. worn with silver slippers
Each attendant carried an arm
bouquet fashioned of Russell rose:
combined with wild lavende
daisies, tied with tulle ribbon bow
with streamers. Miss Yoeman
came first. following the ushers
wearing blue. Mrs. Shuler wor
lavender, Miss Sharpe Blue an
Miss Emery lavender.
Preceding the bride, was the ma
iron of honor, Mrs. Stibolt, gowne
IN a more elaborate frock of laven
der crepe chiffon with wide panel
of wedgewood. blue beaded crep
caught at the shoulders and fallin
below the underdress in an uneve
hem line. The bead pattern wa
pronounced with deeper blu
bead.
The bride walked to the alta
with her father, who gave her i
marriage. The bridal robe was fash
toned of white velvet, the onl
trimming being of burana lace.
bertha collar of the lace, unde
which was attached the long cour
train of velvet, and a girdle wit
small side panels of the lace hun
over the narrow draped skirt mad
the lovely costume. The same lac
edged the train, while the veil G
tulle was only dress length. 1t wa
held in place with Spanish CON.
of lace in the pattern used on dres
and veil. with the design worke
out in sead pearls. The huge arr
bouquet carried by the bride Wa
made of lilies Of the valley en-
orchids. The only ornament wo-l
was platinum bar pin set wit
diamonds. the bridegroom's gift t
his bride. The bride gave her at
tendants odd craft bangled brace
lets while the bridegroom's gifts t
his men were cuff links.
A brilliant wedding reception
was held at Rock Island Arsena
golf club for some four hundre
guests. Here decorations wer
more elaborate. the entire clu
house having been turned into
garden Of flowers. Asters in tn
bridal shades, roses, chrysanthe
mum, gladiolas and clematis trans
formed the lovely rooms. TIL
flowers were used in Jars, 400
baskets. vases on tables and man
tells, while the clematis twine
stairways and banked fire PLACE.
The guests were received in tn
front parlor by Mr.. and Mrs. Davi;
Mr.. and Mrs. Shuler and the brid
and bridegroom. Mrs. Davis wor
gown of pale pink chiffon with
broad design Of gold. over meta
cloth and the sash was of chestnu
tulle. Her flowers were a corsag
Of butterfly roses and lilies of tn
valIAv Mrs ChulQr wore hlar.