The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-19

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~ aan0dncnment Of the mar
!. laep q Miss Eeeoi Carol Turner
RI 11endcn anA EimOnd B, Gto&t 81
1ai1p eomes - = surprise to
nny trj-city friends. l'he cers-
ony Nss Dseformed # o'clock
1llis nornlne q the First Metho-
4lQt cD1roh n Rock Hsland By tho
~. J. ~ Chapman.
l1lap V0fa Turner. sister of the
hides and James Wilson Of Quincy,
Ill. were the attendants. The bride
wore = smart frock Of dark blue
Doaret twill and . black hat Of an
Gnriy fall model. The marriage
Nas the elimination OF . college
tnlnance, the young couple having
6ec0me acquainted while students
- KNOX college.
The bride II the daughter of Fred
Turner OF Mendon. She was grad
uated from the MeUdon high school
N 1918. then attended Knox college
tor two years. where she was
member OF ri Bets Phi sorority.
She then taught in the high school
at ellison for = year. She has, Wis
tied IN Moline a number Of times
and has many friends in the tri-
cities. The bridegroom i9 the son
Of M. and Mrs. Frank e. Stofft OF
1910 Eleventh avenue, Moline. He
was graduated from the Moline
high school in 1916 and from Knox
college In 1920. where he was n
member Of Beta Theta ri fratern-
ity. He then took UP law and COM
pleted his hrst year at Harvard
law school and his second year at
the University of Chicago law
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stofft left immedi-
ately for a two weeks motor trip.
They will return to Moline for the
month Of September, when they
will be at home to their friends at
1910 Eleventh avenue. After the
first Of October they will go to
Chicago. where they will live un-
I'll Mr.. Sto6t completes his work
at the university next June.
VIII Entertain for Houseguest.
Miss Dorothy Matson, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. the houseguest Of
Miss Elinor Mueller, who has been
. special guest at number of par
ties this week, will be compli-
mented at bridge next week at
which her hostess will entertain at
her home, 2136 Brady street, Day.
export The two young girls were
classmates ut National Park Sem
mary. They are both planning to
enter the Iowa State university this
fall.
Mollncrs in Film Guild.
Miss Marjorie yeiie and Dwight
Wiman of Moline are members of
the Film Guild Moving Picture
company which is a cooperative
profit shading photoplay produc-
ing company composed of all COL
lege men and women. The studios
and working arts of the company
are mostly In Long Island, N. Y.
The organization is headed by
Frank futile and Fred Waller, Jr.,
who were formerly with the Fam
Gus Players. Mr.. Wiman Is treas
urer Of the company but some time
when he is needed "grinds" the sec
ond camera and plays parts. The
September Photoplay has a most
lovely picture OF Miss Velie and
Mr.. Wiman in a pose to be shot"
Tor scene. The Film Guild is not
known to be so strict and the play
ers are said to take their duties
lightly although the first Guild pro-
duction, THE Cradle Buster" has
already been finished. The second
production, which will be named
the Second Fiddle" is almost
reody and the sets are beins
planned. with Mr.. Wiman takins
hold a the business end of the re-
lease. MIR. Wiman was the star q
the Yale Dramatic association o
1917 and is competent in helping il
most any capacity in the newt,
formed movie" company. The of
ncers and directors are lookin,
everywhere for a young woman I,
Dc featured In their company, bu
claim they haven't found the RICH
fri yet. They say that on
wealthy young woman was JUS
right but her mother wouldn't lie
her try the films so the searc]
must still 60 on.