The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-05
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Grand Wedding in Glendale
To-day.
Marriage Of Miss Cecilia Moult0n to
Lieut.. Chas. H. Rockwell.

The chief event in social circles to-day
was the marriage of Miss Cecilia Sherman
Moulton, third daughter of Colonel G. w.
Moulton, of Glendale, to Lieutenant Chas.
Henry Rockwell, Of the Fifth Cavalry,
q. s. A.
The wedding ceremony took place
promptly at noon at Christ Episcopal
Church in Glendale. The village on the
occasion was filled with guests froli all
quarters Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo,
Rent, Ravenna, Cleveland, Washington
and other cities were represented in goodly
numbers.
Long before the appointed hour the
Moulton residence. on Fountain ave-
nue. was crowded with guests, among whom
were Colonel Nye, Of Ironton; Judges Mat
thews and Ramsey. Amor Smith, Mrs. War
rem. and others, of Cincinnati; Judge Mar
vim and wife, of Akron. Ohio;
CAPTAIN Charles Shaler, ofNewport Ky
Major Bickham, of the Dayton, o., Jour
nal; David l.. Rockwell, brother of the
groom. of Ravenna; Miss Stickell. of Day
t,n; Miss Budget, Of Cleveland; Major
Blevin, Of Toledo; George Thomp-
son and Ed. Little, Of Pitts.
burg; o. B. Brown, Harry Harries,
Will. Iddings and Harry Lytle. Of DAYTON |;
j, hn H. MOnlton and wife, and Lon Moul-
ton and wife, of Pomeroy; Captain Sam.
Nye ana Miss Nye. of Ironton, and Others.
Promptly at noon the wedding cortege
started for the Church in carriages. The
Church itself was tastefully and elaborately
decorated with festoons Of evergreens,
flowers, horseshoes, etc, BY Mr.. Critchell,
| of Cincinnati.
The ushers who attended to seating thu
people were MessYs Harry Harries of Day
ton, John McI.aren and Ben Keys Of Glen
dale. and w. J. Haldeman Of Cincinnati.
4 When the party entered the church tn,
organ, at which MIR. Herbert Griggs pre-
sided, struck up the joyful notes Of Men
delssohn's wedding march. There was NJ
choir in attendance
The bride, Miss Moulton, entered first
leaning on the arm Of her father, Colonel
| Moulton.
Then came the happy groom. attended
bv his best man, Lieut.. Robert London,
followed by the eroomsmen and
bridesmaids in pairs. The grooms.
men were Lieuts George O. Eaton
and s. A. Cherry. Of the Fifth Cavalry. u
S. A.; Lieut. NJ. D. Parker, Of the Ninth
Cavalry; Lieut.. George F. Chase, of the
Third Cavalry; Lient. Augur, of Newport
Barracks, and Col Sam F. Hunt of Gin.
cinnati. They we're all in full dress uni
form.
The bridesmaids were Misses Addit
Muulton, Jennie Sterrit, Carrie McGrew
and Jennie Ramsey, of Glendale; Annie
Bliven, of Toledo, and Sophie Lowry. oi
Da, ton. Ohio. The groom and attendants
were dressed in the conventional black and
white kids.
The bride made happy appearance in
an immaculate white satin dress, adorned
i'll, diamonds. She wore no flowers Hel
lattendants were dressed in white satin tulls
and lace.
The marriage ceremonies were performed
according to the Episcopal rite. by Rev. d
Pise, LID. Eight seats were reserved fol
the family. and the remaining space wal
allotted to the guests and visitors. Aftel
the ceremony the organ again strucl
up its notes. and the newly
married couple, after receiving tn,
congratulations of their friends. were driver
| to tie family mansion, where q reception
took place, lasting 10 o'clock. The repas
was furnished BY Becker, Of Fourth an,
Broadway, under the superintendence O
Mr.. John Moser. Over three hundred an,
fifty invitatj6hs to the dinner were accept
ed. Tie married twain will leave for Bos
ton. Mass, where for time they will
reside.
1t is an impossibility to give an elabo
late description o; the many presents tn
bride received, but it suffices to say, the.
were as costly as numerous