Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-08-03
A ROUND OF FESTIVITIES
Celebration of the Silver Wed
ding of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Darling
The Banquet Given by DR..
Brown and Will Pettibone
to Their Friends
Variety of Entertaining Parties
Given During the
Week

The celebration of the twentv-6ftb
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs l.
NJ Darling at the Hotel Fairhaven on
FRIDAY evening was one of the pieasantest
social events in Fairhaven's short history.
Ihe happy c0uple-and they appeared
Just as happy as though the ceremony was
being performed for the first time-are so
well known and so deservcdly popular
that every one of their many friends who
could possibly do so attended their recep-
tion to extend personal congratulations
and wish them many continued years of
happiness.
The dining room of the hotel had been
very beautifully decorated. and AT o
O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Darling. attended
by their two sons, entered the room and
were met under an arch of evergreens bv
the Rev. Mr. Fitchett. who pronounced
the impressive Episcopalian marriage
ceremony which had made them man and
vile twenty-five years before. Mrs.
Darling wore the Identical wedding dress
oi blue silk in which she had been mar
ried. together with the gloves and old
fashioned fan which had graeed the
iprmef occasion, and Mr.. Darling had ON
the original wedding coat
Refreshments were served after those
present had had an opportunity for offer
lug their congratulations and onito
number oI the guests took advantage of
a fen' dara i'us,c present TO indulge In
wos =, dsii rl,r,,i ~ @-,itoEetiicI the occasion
meni ernd H. ,h ~ u,'v, anu WIZ ne long re-
Aitba',oh i'"se w attendance
worded ..1n ,nS r.,l' tnN,,iaLloaS :, si had been
and Mrs nar,.ii,'',. ~, tne lIlehds Oh MIR.
mass witbant tandario,, no' . ~ 'ue ,occaslol,
evidence ~ III. ',s I,ls s"'9c SUBSTANTIAL
~ Ja,,os u riisl ,ii'l es,eeh, ne ladies OF
Dariing ~ HP,soJpai r''s,3 "uild, OF which Mrs. &
intimato siI anu several pther I
Of an oIoaa,,, m u,i.v.u III tne purchase
numhor ~ Find;,s,Iin'oI ,inoI Yea service. Willle
and annrnn,i., ~ ..is. uusls oiought handsome
Amang thmsa sil,s. ~
ond Nasl,. PIcSsht We're: Messrs.
AZ l'dnguoh, I,athroR; Albee.
Riart n, ni.saii aii'e1; ueorge a. black, John
,,,aI, nplssell' nateman, cowgirl. Chris
ilton, Hnntoon IIaffsid iinih,i. ,,a,li-
Harvey. HAYDEN. Keeler. Ionostatf NJ
Lean, Mckinley. Mundav. Morrjll
Nleans. Mackay. Parker. Pierce Srher,
ng. 4. \. Woods. w. +. WOodS Strader
Ware. Weldon. Wright. johnson. Camn-
lell. Lynch. MeSdamps GurrV kelfntgr .
Wilson. Wilkensnn RitrLic .
seymour and Miss Gibbons Wessrs !
5orie Rev. Boswell. Nelson Rnnn,t, y
Ellis. ReeS. Thomson. Wilson. ATertnn c
lddy. Steison. Nackay Eniselv Wba,p Il
laedy and Rev. Fitchett w. g
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Last thursday afternoon a CAV cayal- O.
idies and gentlemen riding tbrongI ibc !.
lty created considerable excitement. Al ID
Instant view the cavalcadc resembcd Sc
'giment OF cavalry. but the merry laugh il
+ ana happy faces OF the riders Soon dis al
elled the Illusion. The riding party was b,
wen by the Misses Elsie and Kate nj
ardner. After leaving the city the cav lr
cade rode out To Lake Whatcom. where L
TIER short rest all returned 10 the civ
nd ended the most pleasant evening
~, ~ ""nce az the paiatlal Nardner
vol frn,, ~ III IN tnc rhJol hleht de- Al
A. evnrvtbin,, ~, .,,,,,'t n, ,u ~, cNrlVtSc
yor and seyaraI hiiir'u ri,Ii,'a. !, w. popliar
'i"'iS Pai tieS are III of
of
fko"RE>>lNE EuCIIl,E. ba
The residence of of Mr.. and Mrs. Ell sr
'wgill was the scene of considerable en- pc
yment last Thursday evening. the occa- sol
N ,being the giving of a Progressive Mi
chre party by ihe Losni,abla ~, .,nd ~
stess' About twenty rnnnio a,,a,,IaI d,,p su,
le interest i'm The game D.s inta,'s "a
leciallv as there was n nrize o,Inrod e., tb,
? one winning the greatest number of sta