The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-23
sILyER WEDDING.

Last Saturday the home of John NJ
and Mary A. BevIs was made merr,
by ii large number of relatives an
friends who came to make the 18th an
niversary, of the wedding a most joy
full occasion. Notwithstanding th'
stormy weather ll2 partook of Il roya
feast of turkey, chicken salad, oyster
and other relishable lixin's which ap'
peased the appetite as well as gratitiet
the taste, and enjoyed a grand socia.
time.
Such games as liddledywink, tht
the fish pond, checkers, fox and geest
were participated in, besides singing
and speaking. Miss Anna Watson, OF
Pc lricktown, gave some very enter
tanning and amusing recitati0ns and
Miss Lulu Thompson also recitel. Mr.
and Mrs. Beyis have three children.
two having grown up and married
There were four generations present.
Robert Walker and vile, patents OF
MIS-. Bevis, Mrs. Warren Itisner and
her daughter Florence. If it Ead been
clear Il much larger number would have
been present as none of Mrs. Bevis's
relatives and friends were present from
the neighborhoOd of Sw'deSbOrO.
Among the many present were the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walker.
Nj. Samuel 5. Thompson, Rev.
VIM. Mitchell and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Barber, OF Philadel-
phia, Mr.. and Mrs. :. r. Leap, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. d. Leap, Ms. Hannah a.
Summerill, Josiah Sunmerill, Mr.. and
MIS- D.. V. Summerill ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Harry Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. l.. Justice, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
d. Torton, MI. and Mrs. J. Ford
Thompson, Capt. David Johnson and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. ID. Whitaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Claypoole, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Diver, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
S. Hunt, Capt. Samuel NJ. Denny and
wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Layton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. w. Bevis. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren B. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs Richard Layton, Mr.. and Mrs.
WIN. Shoemaker, Dr.. n. II. Barnart,
Mr.. John N. Edwards, Miss Anna
Watson, Mr.. Francis p. Walker, Miss
Laura Walker, Mr.. VIM. III. Johnson,
Miss Matte Divine, of Philadelphia:
David Johnson, Jr. Mrs. Tillie Pierce,
Mr.. and Mrs. Job Bevis, Misses Tena
and Ella Torton, Miss Rebecca Bur-
den, Miss Nettie Denny, Miss Lulu
and Hannah Thompson, Miss Emma
Walker, Miss Emma r. Summerill,
MI. and Mrs. Warren Risner, Miss
Mary Walker, Miss Annie Layton,
Mrs. Sallie Denny, Mrs. Tillie
Smith, Mrs. Frank III. Walker. Mis-.
Debbie IIillman. Mrs. Susie Shannon,
Miss Nina Smith, Mrs. Wm. F.. Wal
ker, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Yourison,
Miss Kizzie Layton, Mr.. S. Levin
Thompson, w. A. Summerlll, Frank
Dole. Sarah Dolbow, Robert Walker
Jr.
Caterers Alex. Justice and Levin
Thompson merited the praise of the
bonyiyants for the delectable manner
in which they served the feastings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bevis received several
very nice as well as useful presents,
among the number being il silver cake
basket, fruit dish, two silver butter
dishes and knives, napkin rings, nap
kinS, cream pitcher and spoon holder.
pickle casters, berry spoons, gravy
spoons, jelly spoons, teaspoons, gravy
ladle, soup ladle, pin cushion, towels,
toilet bottles, finger bowl, a rock
ing chair, ana money.
some who were unable TO be present
sent their compliments and presents.
Mis-. Lydia Justice and family, of
S~wedesboro. sent a silver bread plate;
Winfield S. Thompson. of Missouri,
a silver pie knife.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Beyis wish them % more years of
happy life and hope they may
live to see their golden wedding,