The Newtown bee., 1891-11-06
LONG HILLS GOLDEN
WEDDING.
MR. AND MRS CHARLES B.
HAWLEY'S GOTH.
THE FESTIVITIES AND PRESENTS

A very pleasant and, for Long Hill,
unusual event was the celebration of the
golden wedding or Goth anniversary of
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs Charles B.
Hawley at their home on tine evening of
Friday, October 80. The weather was
bright and fair and about loo of the
neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs
Hawley land very few have more) as
sembled to offer their congratulations to
the worthy pair. After Willing away
an hour or two, by the older people, in
pleasant conversation and by the young
er, in dancing to the lively music of
band of colored musicians in attendance.
the doors to the dining room were
thrown open and all were invited in turn
to the tables, which literally groaned
with the weight of the delicacies and
good things spread upon them. There
were cakes of almost every kind and in
the greatest profusion, meats, biscuit,
salads, fruits, tea and coffee, etc. and all
excellent. After supper, the time was
spent in cracking joke, listening to comic
recitations by an elocutionist who was
present and in dancing by those who
wished, till the email hours of the morn
ing, when the last of the guests depart
ed, all having expressed their gratifca-
ton and enjoyment and leaving behind
best wishes for the future of their hosts.
The gifts were nice and numerous and
substantially as follows:
$40 gold, Mr. and Mrs Walter S. Haw-
ley.
S. gold, Mr. and Mrs Elliot NJ. Boards
ley.
s. gold, Mr. and Mrs Morris B. Boards
ley.
81 80 gold, Mrs F. L. and Miss j. F.
Turney.
81, Mrs David Banks.
50, Mr. and Mrs John Henrietta
81, Mrs Mary "A. Stacey.
81, Mr. and Mrs F. S. Shelton.
SOC in silver, Master Harry Henrietta.
Upholstered chair, Mr. and Mrs G. F.
Hadley and Frank.
Fine engraving, asking Toll" gilt
and white frame, Mr. and Mrs L.G. Beers.
Dozen silver knives, Mr. and Mrs S. G.
Bcardsley.
Half dozen silver knives and forks, Mr.
and Mrs V. G. Whitney.
Half dozen silver knives, Mrs c. Hoyt.
Half dozen fruit knives, Mr. and Mrs
j. r. Brinsmade.
Two silver, gold lined, salt cellars and
Mrc n
Silver butter knife, Masters David and
frankie Hawley.
Two elaborately ornamental jugs, Mr.
and Mrs F. j. Squinobal.
Handsome jewelry box. Mr. and Mrs
Clarence j. Radcliffe.
Set of jewelry, pin and ear rings in
plush and satin case, Mr. and Mrs John
Thornton.
Silk umbrella, Mr. and Mrs Augustus
Coffin.
Linen damask table cloth, Miss Cole
man, Miss Sophia Beehler, Miss Mamie
Haugh, Miss Ada Robb.
Two damask towels, Mrs c. w. Boyls-
ton.
Embroidered apron, Miss Florence An
gevine.
Gilt cake platter, Mr. and Mrs F H. Coe.
China cup, saucer and plate, Miss Sa-
die Henrietta.
$40 gold, Mr. and Mrs B. Turney, Mr.
and Mrs G. Downs, Mr. and Mrs Z. Plat.
Mr. and Mrs George Hurd, Mr. and Mrs
F. Sherman, Mr. and Mrs F. S. Shelton,
Mr. and Mrs n. III. Robb, Mr. and Mrs D.
Mahoney, Mr. and Mrs D. S. French, Mr.
and Mrs c. E. Radcliffe, Mr. and Mrs j.
j. Radcliffe, Mr. and Mrs L. Wakeley, MI
and Mrs C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs c. Jen-
nings, p. G. Hurd, John French, David
Hickey, j. Mckee, Mrs Pixley, William
Gabler, MIR and Mrs Peter Gabler, MI
and Mrs j. S. Kennedy.
Extension table and two damask tow
els, Mrs Angevine, Mr. and Mrs Peter
Kuhns, Mr. and Mrs Frank j. Squinobal,
Mr. and Mrs George w. Sherman, Mr. and
Mrs E. Middlebrook, Mr. and Mrs Chas.
Sweezy, Mr. and Mrs d. S. Leavitt, Mrs
Peet, Mrs Fl. Leavitt, Mrs M. A. Porter,
Mrs John Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs M. Nal
lett, Mrs II. L. Wade, Mr. and Mrs Chas
Kennedy