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NewsSocietySchwenker-Haclcman Nuptials At Saint Luke’s ChurchA pretty wedding wan solemnized at St. lake's Evangelical church last evening at which time Mls-» Fried* Scbwenker and Mr. George Hackman were united In marriage.The church made an attractive •etting for the function. A largo, basket of pink roses, bine delphin mm and larkspur and lighted taper*I and smaller baskets of spring flow-I crs and greenery formed the background before which the ceremony | was read by Rev. A. Qerhold.Mrs. Henry schwenkor. organist, j played several stlectiona previous to the ceremony, and Mr. Henry I Srhwenker. brother of the bride sang 1 Love You Truly.”I The bridal party entered the church to the stralna of Lohengrin sFred Gredig. Harry Gteseker, Rue jben Wuellncr and Arthur Hofman led the procession to the altar.The bridesmaids, Mrs. Myrtle .fa cobson of Fort Madison and Mis Ruby Hackman, sister of the bride groom, followed the ushers. They were dressed in pink flowered silk voile, both frocks being fasblonec with a large pink tulle bow at tip side. They wore large black hatr and carried bouquets of blue del phinlum larkspur and pink snap dragons.wedding march. The ushers, Messrs.MIDDLE-AGED WOMEN KEEP IN GOOD HEALTHBy Talon*; Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable CompoundMRS. C. E. YOUNG 1* Chapel St., Coblesklll, N. Y.Coblesklll, N. Y.—*T keep Lydia E. Plnkham’a Vegetable Compound In the bouse and if I don't feel just right I take it. I can’t say Just how long 1 have been taking it but it isa good while. T take It now for a run-down condition and old age and It certainly helps m« wonderfully. I used to read about how it helped other women and I thought It would help me and it doe*. My husband used to have to help me with the work but after taking the Vegetable Compound 1 got better. I recommend it and you can use my letter as a testimonial.”—Mrs. O. E. Youso, 19 Chapel SL, Coblesklll, NY.Mrs. Corse Recommends ItClinton, Maes.—I took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound when I was having the Change of Life. I felt miserable all one summer then I noticed an ad of Lydia E. Plnkham’s Vegetable Compound in the paper. I tried it and in no time began to feel better. Although I am the housekeeper for a family of six I did not give up my* work at any time. I recommend the Vego-table Compound to others and will answer any inquiries.”—Mas. Lucr Corse, 33 Laurel Street, Clinton, Mass.Mrs. Haword Coates, sister of th bride, was matron of honor. 8h wore a blue flowered silk voile, fashioned similar to the dresses worn by the maids, and a Irng black hat. Her bouquet was of pink snapdragons. larkspur and blue d*i phinlum.The bride1 w:is attired in Molly ’ ' crepe, made with a long flow-lnr skirt and caught at one side with a large how of self material. Her veil of Princess lace, which was also worn by Mrs. Coates, was arranged In coronet shape with orange bios soms at either side. She carried a ! howei bouqutt of butterfly ro*'c and lilies of the valley. She wore a rhinestone bracelet, a gift of the bridegroom. Mr. Howard Coates was best man.Following the ceremony a wedding supper was served to the immediate families at the home of the bride ; mother on Mason street. Fifty guests participated. The girls of the W. D. Hanna company office as-| sisted.l i e bridal table was pretty, a color scheme of pink and blue and j tall white tapers in pink holders tied with tulle bows, forming its appointments.Mr. and Mrs. Hackman left last night on a short honeymoon trip. On their return they will he at home to their many friends, 1801 South Central avenue.Mrs. Hackman is the daughter of | Mrs. Mary Schwenker. For the past I four years she has been in the em-, ploy of the W. D. Hanna company 1n the capacity of bookkeeper. Mr. Hackman Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. August Hackman. He is city salesman for the Gardner and Gould com-! pany.Out-of-town guests present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schwepker and family of Su Louis, Mo.; Mr. and Mrs. WilTiAm Jacobson of Fort Madison and Mr. and Mrs.MRS. GEORGEPrior to her marriage last eviFrieda Schwenker.William Hackman and family ofGalesburg.V V VMRS. COOPER WILL BF.U M IIEON HOSTESS.Mrs. J. S. Cooper will be hostess at luncheon at her home on Harrison avenue Wednesday of the coming week. The after luncheon hours w*ill be devoted to the game uf bridge and among the twelve guests who will enjoy the gathering will beTTTE BURLINGTON GAZETTE,
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Burlington Gazette
Burlington, Iowa, US
Wed, Jun 20, 1928
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