Moody's Simple Obsequies Held
Moody's simple obsequies honor Frank Worthington in Greenwood Massachusetts as Hilda mourns. The piece recalls their doomed romance and a distant hope he'll return from battle.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1899
Page
8
Anecdotes Show Moody's Complex Charisma and Methods
A Chicago revivalist profile recalls D L Moody born 1837 in the flesh 1887 in the spirit 1857. It notes his impulsive sermons without prep and reliance on envelopes of clippings. Prisons cheered him and pardons followed. prayers aboard the Spree reportedly calmed the storm.
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Moody
Mr. Moody
Carnegie Hall
Pec&fise
Chicago
Moodyen
For a Girl of Fifteen Dainty Party Gown
A cream mousse de soie gown for a girl of fifteen features powder white chenille, full leon pleats, and taffeta lining with pierced and threaded detailing. The description suggests a delicate, formal party dress with decorative pleating and subtle ornamentation.
Dwight L Moody Buried In Simple East Northfield Rites
Dwight L Moody was laid to rest at Round Top East Northfield after a short home service. Rev Dr Torrey led prayers and hymn verses in a quiet ceremony. Rev Dr Scofield gave the benediction as speakers recalled his life and impact, with praise from Rev Dr Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn.
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Round Top
Evangelist Dwight L. Moody
East Northfield
Torrey
Jesus
Scofield
Dwight L. Moody
Moody
Mer Worker
Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Whitefield
Paul
Christ
Funeral for Daniel Sharp Ford Held at Fenway Home
The late Youth's Companion editor in chief Daniel Sharp Ford was buried at Forest Hills Cemetery after a private family service at 54 Fenway Street. Many colleagues attended, with memorials planned at Ruggles Street Church next Sunday at 10:30 a.m., 3 p.m., and 7 p.m. Floral tributes poured in from Baptist Social Union and colleagues including Hezekiah Butterworth, Theron Brown, and J L Harbour.
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Daniel Sharp Ford
Companion
Fenway
Mr. Ford
Columbus Avenue
Hezekiah Butterworth
Theron Brown
J. L. Harbour
Samuel Mandell
Mr. Rideout
The
Baptist Social Union
William A. Munroe
Robert O. Fuller
Chester W.kingsley
Stephen Moore
Charles A. Vinal
William H. Breed
John Carr
W. Hal Whitrey
Everett D. Burr
Ruggles Street
Herbert Johnson
William T. Meek
George Remele
George Clark
Paradise
Forest Hills Cemetery
Boston Chamber Directors Admit Thirty Seven New Members
Directors of the Boston Chamber of Commerce added thirty seven applicants to membership yesterday, filling the 100 member cap. The new members span twenty three trade branches and include Samuel P. Mandell, Herbert L. Marsh, David W. Simpson, and others such as Edmund D. Codman, Richard B. Pope, Eugene N. Foss, Eben D. Jordan, and Captain Alfred Sorensen.
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Boston Chamber’ of Commerce
Samuel P. Mandell
Herbert L. Marsh
David W. Simpson
Louis A. Stop Jr
Edmund D. Codman
Richard B. Pope
Henry A. Rueter
Charles A. Stone
Albert C. Aldrich
Albert Geiger
J. W. Hazen
Morris W. Hall
Charles W. Leatherbee
George C. Moore
Charles Counselman
John Shepard
Charles H. Chase
Jacob M. Haskell
James T. Phelps
Charles D. Stas
Francis A. Goodhue
Frank G. Webster
Eben D. Jordan
Edward J. Mitton
Jeremiah Williams
Edward PP. May
Ae Oo Brooks
William A. Bancroft
F. E. Ateteaux
John A. Irwin
John C. Haynes
George W. Brown
Clarence H. Hayes
George A. Hibbard
A. Coulthurst
Alfred Sorensen
Horgan Donahue Tie The Knot At St Cecelia’s Church
Miss Mary M. Donahue of the Back Bay and Francis J. Horgan a member of the Legislature wed yesterday morning at St Cecelia’s Church. Rev Daniel F Horgan a brother of the groom officiated. Miss Annie V Dlan bridesmaid. Former Alderman William Fal Donovan was best man. A reception and breakfast followed at 13 Dalton Street the bride’s home.
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St. ,Cecelia’s Church
Mary M. Donahue
Back Bay
Francis J. Horgan
Daniel F. Horgan
Annie V. Dlan
Willam Fal Donovan
Dalton Street
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