Charming Society Wedding at Moore Home on Seventeenth Street
A simple but charming wedding was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac D. Moore on South Seventeenth Street. Edna Cleo Moore married Josiah Arthur Test in a Friends ceremony with Rev. Alfred Ware of Earlham College assisting, daisies in abundance, and a Lohengrin wedding march. Guests included relatives from Lafayette Indianapolis and Akron, with Mrs. Test to reside in Akron after a trip. Mrs. Shuman Jones and Alvin Creager figures noted among social notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac D. Moore
South Seventeenth Street
Edna Cleo Moore
Josiah Arthur Test
Alfred Ware
Earlham College
Emilax
Harvey Wilson
Lohengrin
Miss Moore
Mr. Test
Miriam Lamar
Ruth Cox
Naomi
Raymond Jenkins
Frances Martin
Sylvia Talge
Indianapolis
Wilson
Haller
Darland
Erastus Test
Lafayette
Louis Test
Martin
Miss Talge
Horace Hardin
Knightstown
Test
Akron
Ohio
C. A
Porto Rico
Alvin Creager
Ivy Moore
Josephine Moore
North Fifteenth Street
Mr. Hobson
United Brethren Church
Henry Thorman
South Eighth Street
Ada Thorman
Edward Sweet
Conrad Huber
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Paris
Sweet
South Seventh Street
Lillian Hasecoster
Fred Jarvis
George W. Hoffman
Goldie Sims
William A. Sims
Wayne Avenue
J. O. Campbell
Indianapolis Star
Richmond
Lillian Peelle
Josephine Peelle
William Coughlen
Harry G. Coughlen
West Twenty-sixth Street
Ethel Stilz
Bennett Witt Coughton
St. Louis
Hannah Hadley
Alice Griffith
Morton C. Pierson
Friends’ Church
Miss Stilz
Miss Hadley
Miss Griffith
Coughlen
Samuel Dickson
B. F. Witt
Dayton, O
Margaret Thompson
Ind
Bennett Witt Coughlen
St. Lows
Ll. M. Pierce
Hagerstown
Oscar Tater
Wirland-Tauer
Emma F. Weiland
Henry E. Wieland
Errich
Taner
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Amanda Schory
T the East
Charles L. Wetland
Leonard Schwager
Death of Grover Cleveland Draws National Tributes
The nation mourns Grover Cleveland with tributes from leaders across parties including D R Francis of Missouri, John S Martin of Denver, John E Osborne of Wyoming, Wm E Vilas of Wisconsin, Arthur T Hadley of Harvard, Whitelaw Reid, Oscar Strauss, George B Cortelyou, James C Davidson, and William Jennings Bryan. They praise his honesty, service, and devotion to the country as history will judge his presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Martin
Denver
Colo
Democratic National Committee
Republic
Washington
Grover Cleveland
John E. Osborne
Wyoming
Cleveland
Wm. E. Vilas
Madison, Wis
United States
Clevelands
Oscar
Strauss
Commerce and Labor
Obituary Tributes to ex President Cleveland Featured by Leaders
A chorus of leaders from the Navy, state and federal levels eulogizes Grover Cleveland noting his wisdom courage patriotism and lasting impact on the nation. George Dewey Winfield Scott Schley and other figures call him Americas foremost citizen and a model of public duty. Taft cites high civic ideals and rugged honesty as Cleveland’s enduring legacy to the country. The passage also references regional industry notes and a medical marketing line about Dr Caldwell’s Pepsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Cortelyou
the Treasury
Winfield Scott Schley
United States Navy
Cleveland
George Dewey
William Howard Taft
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society
Bell Phone
Trinity Lutheran Church
Joseph Beck
Charles Igleman
First English Lutheran Church
Howard
Patty Jackson
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Comstock
North Tenth Street
Miss Comstock
James Reeves
South Sixteenth Street
Los Angeles
California
Reeves
Hiser's Station
Henry Bulla
Ramsey Poundstone
Owen Kuhn
Dudley Cates
Howard Thomas
Charles Morgan
Edgar Hamilton
Ways and Means Society
Fifth Street
M. E
Sallie Poe
B. B. Thatcher
South Ninth Street
Woman's Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Emory Oler
Estella Newman
Hobson
Woman's Aid Society
Malted Presbyterian Church
Samuel Saxton
Misa Edith Blair
Beardsley
New York City
Lee Yaryan
Asheville
North Carolina
The
Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Thomas Graham
John Coate
D. L. Mather
Curtis
Sarah Sanderson
5. Williams
Graham
Miss Mering
Wayne Flats
Bridge
Carolyn Kibbey
Frank Kibbey
Mrs. Kibbey
Miss Winifred Comstock
Alfie Beeson
Mamie Bowers
Sailors
Saldberg
Will Bartel
Happy Hour Circle
South Twelfth Street
Kathryn Lamb
Mary Starr
Williamsburg
Edna Young
Maude Brown
Alsa Voorhees
Bertha Toschtog
Marjorie Rich
Kath
Ryn Lamb
Edna Starr
Walter Brumfiel
Jesse Starr
Burr Rich
Frank Keever
Elmer Berg
Howard Thompson
Wilbur Davis
John Lamb
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
M. E. Church
L. H. Bunyan
North Twelfth Street
C. A. Pierson
F. A. Brown
B. F. Wehrley
Ora Conrad
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ray Longnecker
S. C. Bevington Aso
George Baker
Edna Diffendorfer
Brass Quartette
Grace M. E
Epworth League
Taylor Ferrell
Erle Sudhoff
Russell Heilbrink
Norman Brown
Martha
D. F
Caar
A. Lortzing
Surre
Ora
Eud
F. Flotow
Springfield
L. R. Lambert
Joseph Clokey
Troy
Lambert
Sibyl Fagan
Godard
Clokey
Barcovalle
Erlich
Madeline Frank
Katherine Clippinger
von Wilmer
Godard Sibyl Fagan
la Lileusse
Aentoorein
Raff
Sue Huscoucs
Schumann Elinor Kugna
Rachmanninoff
Hansell
Greig
MacDowell
Moszkowski
Liszt
Europe
Fagan
J. B. Fagan
Thomas
the Glen
Katherine Danb
Nellie Hilbert
Edna Greenhoff
Edna Early
Carrie Huber
Fred Beall
Ezra Wickemeyer
Will Jefferies
Roy Lacey
Walter Woodworth
Catherine Bertrand
John Bertrand
Frank Selm
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
Father Huffman
St. Mary's Parish
Clara Bertrand
Michael Selm
Selm
Maid of Honor
Buettner
Iowa
William Weiland
Lima, D
Oscar Tauer
Lewis Schwager
Franklin, Ind
Paul Hauer
Ida McCaslin
Lebanon
Naeca
Frank C. Page
Josephine Cornelia Grose
Madisonville
W. E. Grose
Julia Taylor
Elizabeth Townsend
Lucile Townsend
Page
Post Office
Morrisson-Reeves Library
George Clark
Rose Lawler
St. Mary's Church
Clark
Lawler
Muncie
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. R. Francis
Missouri
Arthur T. Hadley
Harvard University
Mr. Cleveland
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
James C. Davidson
Wisconsin
Grover Ceveland
William Jennings Bryan
Gouse
Silk
People’s
Ninth and Main Sts
J. T. Ellyson
Virginia
America
Richard Olney
David Turpie
Indiana
South
R. H. Edmonds
Ae Bo
Caldwell
Sorosis
Oxfords
Cunningham
Lahrman
Main St