The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-10-02

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Miss Esther Bechtei. daughter Of
NJ. and Mrs. George n. BechteI,
47E East Rusholme street. Daven-
1Oft. became the bride Of J. B. Rit-
tenhouae Of Chicago, son OF Mrs. X.
b. Rittenhouse Of Norristown, Pa.
Saturday evening at q brilliant GER
emony performed at the Outing.
club, Davenport. Rev. L. NJ. C0fi-
man of the First Presbyterian
church. OBLIGATED, the ceremony be-
Ing witnessed by some one hundred
friends and relatives.
The nuptials took place ON the
FIRST floor OF the club house. The
main entrances doorway was closed
and banked with greenery and
flowers, forming an altar. Baskets
Of flowers in autumn shades. orchid
and pink. predominating, were
used about the parlor and library,
while the stairway was twined In
smilax.
Earl A. Armil, Chicago, was at
the piano and played the Lohengrin
Arfdal Chorus as the bridal party
came down the stairs, the ushers,
Harold Bechtel. brother of the
bride, and Walter4SA. Crawford of
Morristown, Pa, stretching the
white ribbons.
IThe bride was attended ny her
sisters. Twelve-year-oid ElizaDeta
bechtel led the bridal PROCESSION
ana was followed by her twin sis-
ters, MIS-. Alien Lusk, nee MISS
Margaret Bechtei' ana MISS Maflo1
bcchtei. as Drldesmatron ano
bridesmaid, and Mrs. Harold becn-
tel as matron OF honor.
The bride was In sleeveless
gown OF white chiffon velVet, MADE
with tight. gracefully-draped skirt
70 the ankles. the drapery caneht
70 one side at the nip with cius-
yer OF pearls, the uneven hem Ee-
ing formed by the drapery. Ihe
full court train OF velvet and chif-
Ton hung from the shoulders from
beneath bertha collar OF rare Old
Duchesse lace in rose pattern,
which finlshed the boat-shaped
neck. Tne wedding vel 10 the cnd
OF the train was IN nigh coronet
nt the back, the Duchesse lace mo-
I'M OF the Dando Deing picked OUT
win seed pearls. A garnlture or
orange blossoms ana pearls FORMED
rne panaeau across tne front ana
was heIu WIN clusters oi pearls
anu pehoaht strands at each sioe.
INC sowns VI lne oIiue % "l.enu- -
anus carried OUT her oriual coiors
&' A. o,en,u' peuen anu Jaue. . Miss
h1aoeth hecntei was IN irocA
hioiie oaea peacn co,oIeu oan-
',epe ou1 oY"nion iaee, maue
WIN iols po,nteu sieeves anu Gas
Sages VI the lace at Tue sue.
lne Twin siste,s vi tne ofiue
were dressed ailke IN Jade green
Cahton ihoire-c,epe nade WIN
ions pooice anu tisntiy "ounu
anAle iens,n ShIrI .he orape,y
rSusn. M WIN oihamen.s Vi pearls;
nvy "uo panue"us VI pea,e a.l anu
Ieu 0unuuis. i.,, 81 ruseS ',eu WIN WIN
any orcnid coiors'
Mrs. naroio necn!el was IN OF
In'u o.fpo naue aliuiiai IN e.y,e "
he Driuesihaius' tne sracelui urap-
Fly neihs eausht " ohe sue WIZ
pearls anu her loreneau Dahoeau
kpelng oi tne pearls. one carrier
ream colored roses.
Euwaru Wentz OF Cnlcago served
}e bridegroom as best man.
The reception followed the cere-
fnony. and dinner was served in
Uahe dining room, profusion OF
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rittenhouse left OIL
she night train on wedding trip
Rnd on their return will be at
home after Nov. l. in pretty
apartment IN fhe Sherldan, Rogers
FarK, Chlcago.
MI: hlttenhouse is a member OF
an Ola pennsylvania Dutch FAMILY
oi NorrlstoWn. tie graduated from
the university OF pennsylvania and
is now manager of the Diamond
State FIBER company of Chicago.
L. W. I. A. 6ym Schedule.
mrs. M. r. Bundy. new health
educalon secretary at the Y. W. c.
a, VINO assumed her duties today,
nus arranged schedule Tor the
symhasiuln WORK whicn Is quite
sAtensive' Class WORK VIII include
s"eaish ana German gymnasium
WORK, corrective work, wands,
aumopell cians' marching tactics
sanes, loik uanclhg, aesthetlc dane
isyoah. special attention Will be
steh 10 corrective work, posteur
anu overweight. fnysical examina-
ons Lar; are aeeu'rea ior entrance and
srd i;,nn anna;,;o,, W ''t'e 20 ol ne1'
Tha s san.ro, sr nrnar, ,o' ,,;,' n~'u,as' ;na,
\ 4.,ons.sa.;a,p po as am ' VIZ ,aciuue