The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-07
GOLDEN WEDDING,

| Ftftieth Anniversary of Mr.. ana Mrs
Hubinger-Parents of the Messrs. HUI
binger of This City.
The Keokuk, Qa) Constitution has
the following pleasant account of the
recent celebration at their golden we'd
ding by the parents of the Messrs. HUI
binger of this city:
To-day is the fiftieth anniversary of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. John F
Hubinger of No. S22 Blondeau street
and their sons and daughters and
grandchildren are gathered about them
to observe and attend the golden we'd
| ding celebration, which will consist eX-
clusively Of family reunion. Mr.
and Mrs. Hubinger were married on
December IL, 1850, in st. Josephs
church, New Orleans. Mrs. Hubinger
was born in Metz, French territory at
that time, on August 10, 1928. Mr.. HUI
binger was born ON June IL, 1928, in
Frauenerach, Germany, and came to
America in 1874, locating in New Or
leans, where he met, woeed and won
his bride Mrs. Hubinger came to
America in 1912 and became resident
of New Orleans. They resided there for
number of years and after a long
sojourn in the state of Kentucky came
to Keokuk in 1875, which has since and
is now their home. They are honored
and respected citizens and the progen-
itors of a worthy family. Several Of
their sons have attained eminence in the
financial world and all the children oc-
cupy enviable positions in the social
world. The children of the venerable
parents are the following. John C.
Hubinger, Keokuk; Frederick and
Catherine, deceased Nicholas w. HUI
binger, New Haven. Conn; Joseph e.
Hubinger, New Haven, Conn; Mrs,
Kate Weisman, Minneapolis; Mrs. Mary
Weisman, Keokuk; Mrs. William
Geltz, Keokuk Jacob j. Hubinger, In
dianapolis, Ind; Mrs. H. w, Green,
Keokuk. The above and the following
grandchildren are the only members of
the family participating in the re-
union:
Children of Mr.. and Mrs J. G. HUI
binger-Carl Marguerite, Eveline, Har-
old of Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Hubinger--
Lillian r., Maymie, N. W., jr., Jennie
and Freddie; of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. HUI
binger-Joseph and Rene; of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Recommendations Charles
and Gertrude; of Mr.. and Mrs. Geltz-
Joseph, Faustine, Willard and Rene of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Green-Marie,
Catherine, Florence and Willis; of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob J. Hubinger-Cather-
inc.
At o'clock in the evening a family
dinner was served at the Hotel Keo
kuk, to which only relatives were bid
den, a total of forty-one. The decora-
tions were chrysanthemumS and palms
and cut flowers and the BILE presented
a most beautiful appearance. At the
was wealth of cut flowers and rare
axotics that were shipped here from the
east for this especial occasion. There
was no repetition of the marriage
ceremony, the celebration of the golden
simply partaking of the ma
ture of a family reunion and nothing
more, though it was characterized by a
quiet elegance that wealth makes pos
sible. Most of the presents received by
the venerable couple were of gold and
here were several large sums of money
In gold. Neither Mr.. or Mrs. Hubnger
nave any surviving brothers or sisters,
though there were large families on
Doth sides, and their parents are long
since deceased. They may well be sat
SIZED with their lives and proud of the
sons and daughters they have reared
that have prospered so well in this
ife.