New-York tribune., 1895-12-12
MARRIED FOR FIFTY YEARS.
THE GOLDEN WEDDING OF MR.. AND MRS.
ADRIAN IsELTN.
A NOTABLE FAMILY GATHERING AND cELEBRA-
TIoN-THE SEVEN CHILDREN AND MORE
THAN FOURTEEN GRANDCHILDREN
PRESENT-A GOLD LOvING-cCP
AND OTHER BEAUTf

FtL GIFTS
Mr.. and Mrs Adrian Isen yesterday celebrated
their golden wedding by giving reception to the
members Of their family at their home No. .
Madison Square North. Throughout the day the
aged couple the recipients OF many beautiful
gifts OF flowers objets dart. cards and letters OF
congratulation. The floral gifts were displayed in
the front drawlng-room. where were also shown the
presents OF golden articles received from the chill
dren and grandchildren OF Mr.. and Mrs. fseln.
One Of the beautiful and ornate OF the pres
ents a loving cup Of solid gold nearly fourteen
inches tall presented by Mr.. Iselins four sons,
Adrian Iselin jr, Columbus o. Donnen Iselin c.
Oliver Isen and William f. Iselln. The cup is APP
propriately inscribed and bears the dates lA5-ls5
On each OF the four handles Is the name OF one OF
the sons. From his relatives IN Basic. Switzerland
Mr.. Isein received handsome glass window,
marked with the coats OF arms Of the ODonneN
and Iseiin families The three daughters OF Mr.. and
Mrs Isein. Mrs. De Lancey A. Kane. Miss George
Iselin and Miss Emily Iselln. presented 70 their
parents a water-colOr. which Is a copy OF the three
memorial windows to be placed by Mr.. and Mrs
1seiin In the new Church Of St Gabriel. at New
Rochelle
Mr. and Mrs Iseln devoted yesterday after
noon 10 their grandchildren. OF whom there are
more than fourteen There muse and dancing
for the young people until after o'clock
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Iselln were the
guests of honor at dinner party given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Iseiin, jr. No 4
Madison Square North The party included Mr.. and
S6 Issn n Nj! 'fd ana M1s y 9Ssr five 5ssq r. Tr ana
A.. Kane and the Misses Iselin. ., s,,,
Mr. and Mrs Iseln who were marsiea narsSo my IT,
seTa af9 IN Eemors have m long been IN
the social lie of NewYork. Mrs. Isen was "a
some friends now living in Maryland. who were
present at the ceremony fifty years ago. were m Hn-
ss to Sdns snd r he ssH sn5ss
Sw.ss has been prominent citizen OF New, orr orr
9F tHy ha feni%y hoase @ Of isen @ T sons
member of the fashionable clubs and Latriarcl
National History and Of the Society for the Pre-
vention OF Cruelty 20 Children; FOR III, NOR a'a
twenty-five years he was the Swiss Consul here e,.
Caylus and IS with his father in the banking bus,
Rct R7m RJFt7 dne a st an i in s &
goods business The third son Coumnqs , bs tofbsr
marie married Hiss Edith Jones G Oliver Iselln, the
youngest son. who is noted as a yachtstnah anu -
5fengr one o me has o tvce His first Wife was
daughter OF William Garner VINO, WIN WI tss esserS'
which capszed in the Bay off Stapleton staten
Island nineteen years ago last summer. The pres
Ga1ehter f Hrs Of Gnlone: and Mrs William Goddard of
Providence. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian lse-in nave no
Ths isa family the %Cs PEomNHent Nsn
hqme ha Aensd srgs az 81 9N faer in t6a pac
Mr. Adrian iselin The edfce. which cost $4,000.
adrab situated on - an 20 esyaG1 fsst bgE Is o IL ba fft
in tn AngoRoman style Of architecture; ana mas
chino & f The S VsSc e cRurch mS 1i
consecratei by Archbishop Corrigan year ago as5
May Anoagr of of Mater Mp Iss Wo! sls 10
Mr.. and Mrs isel!n are both in good heath. Mr.:
to 't'a' the Metropolitan Opera House where he has
box in the parterre row.