The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-06-03
CHURCH WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF MISS FANNIE
MOORE TO MIR. EDGAR
A. LESTER.

No more brilliant wedding has oc-
Cured in Madison in many months
than the one which took place at
Grace Episcopal church at z a. m. to-
day when Edgar A. Lester and Miss
Fannie Moore, the latter the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. M.
Moore, of 615 Blanche avenue, We're
united in happy wedlock through the
sanction of the church and the use
of the beautiful ring ceremony.
Prior to this happy event the
church edifice had been beautifully
decorated, the nuptials occurring UNI
der a large floral ring suspended
from the ceiling. 1t vas significant
that under this circlet set off with a
satin bow and trailed with smilax,
the father should give away his
daughter to her affianced husband.
Rev. DR.. Grant, rector of Grace
Episcopal church, officiated at this
elimination of these plighted loves.
To the strains of a popular wedding
march, played by Miss Esther Schultz,
the groom and his fair bride adj
vanced to the altar rail to deliver the
oft-used alternatives that pledged
trust and honor. Ere the conclusion
was reached Mrs. DR.. Ray Robinson
rendered an appropriate solo, full
toned, yet sweet.
The wedding took place in the
presence of the parents and imme-
date friends of the bride and the
following out of town guests: Mrs.
Kesie Hackett-Meyers, Bloomington,
ILL.,; Miss Winifred Wood and sister,
Miss Josephine, both of Lanesboro,
Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Brown
and two sons, of Minneapolis.
The guests from this city we're:
DR.. and Mrs. X. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Rose, DR.. b. l.. Sheldon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Heine Reiser, Miss
Katherine Serck, Mr.. and Mrs. Heine
Koehler, Miss Selma HOLE, Mrs. Ada
Scudder and DR.. Marie Hoberg.
Cecil Moore, brother of the bride,
and DR.. Marie Hoberg served as es-
corts of honor.
After the ceremony at the church,
the company repaired to the Moore
residence, a few doors to the north,
and partook of a four course wedding
breakfast daintily spread on several
tables. having for decorations stream
ers of smilax and lilies of the valley.
Concluding breakfast, the newly
weds were accompanied to the sta
ton, where they took a train fo1
Denver, Col, where a visit will be
made with Mrs. Testers brother, Der,
nard E. Moore, now a student at the
Denver College of dentistry. Later
they journey to Portland, Ore, where
they will be the guests of Mrs. Alb
Peterson. nee Miss Gladys Buckholz
The final stage of this honeymoon
trip will be the return to Mobridgt
where Mr.. Lester has his ~headquar
ters while serving as travelling audi
tor for the Milwaukee railway.
Preceding the wedding, Mrs. Les
ter was made the recipient of sew
eral interesting showers. One en-
tirely miscellaneous was rendered b,
Miss Katherine Serck at her HON,
on Center street w. The next one
a china shower, was given by Mrs
Harold Rose. The third was a hand
kerchief affair sponsored by Mis-.
Jennie O'Brien and Miss Mimi,
Baker. The fourth and last was alsC
a miscellaneous shower given by Mis-:
l.. B. Moose at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Angie Williamson.
Mrs. Lester has a host of admirins
friends in this city. She is well re
~membered in business life for hel
faithful services as ticket agent a
the Milwaukee station for the pas
ten months.
All unite in wishing these younl
people great success in life.