Waterbury Democrat., 1902-08-22
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

Mrs Thomas Jackson and Fred Jackson of James street arc en- ing vacation at Fairfield.
 Miss Mamie Delaney of Stamford is the guest of Miss Margaret Bren- nan of 37 South Fifth street.
 - Miss May Bagley of Lafayette street has returned from a three weeks visit with friends in New Ha- ven.
 Miss Mayme l.. Cunningham and Susie c. Loughman of South Leonard street have gone to Watch Hin for few week vacation.
 The railroad company is having new fence along the tracks near Sb mons street. When the fence is erect ed there will be less danger of the small boys playing around the rail- road cars standing on the tracks near SiInons street
 4 "A large number of people from this section went to Parkville to-day to witness the ceremony in connection with the reception of Miss Margaret Derwin of this city into the order or St Joseph. Among those present at the ceremony were the Rev Father Jordan, John Derwin, Prof John J. Derwln, Thomas Delwin and family of Drayer avenue, James Derwin' John street, Miss Katherlfe Derwin, John street Miss AIargaret Mitchell of Bank street and Miss Nellie Carey or South Leonard street. ,ts tsn MT and Mrs George Graetzenpack of IT West Porter street ceieprateu their silver wedding anniversary iast night. The CQnc0rdia Singing society and about 300 others were present. A banquet was served Mr and Mrs Graetzenback are very popular among their friends and received a large num- Der of beautiful tokens of esteem. The out of town guests included Mrs Kohler of Denver, Col. Mrs Deiter ana daughter of New Haven, and NIT ana Mrs John Walh and son of New York. The rifts were as follows: Meat fork. MT and Mrs Sutherland, buttep dish MT and Mrs Miller; carving set, MT Hebert: napkin rings, MT and Mrs Alfred Drescher; smoking set, MT and Mrs Herr: knives and forks Mrs Mar
 tin Hellmann; table spoons. Mary and George Moore: fern dish. MT and Mrs w. ID. Richardson; fruit knives. MT I and Mrs Beerbaum; cake basket, MT and Mrs Schind and family; cracker | far Miss Kate Groetzenbach; water pitcher, Mir and Mrs Groetzanbach; nut dish, Mir aud Mrs Rutishausef; cake basket. Mir and Mrs Harvey Dut- ton; soup tureen. Messrs Richenstine, Mitchell. Meyer, Kelner and Margraft; crumb nan and brush, Mir and Mrs ELI ward Hellniann: bon-bOn dish, Mir and 1 Mrs Charles Hassel cake dish. Mir and T Mrs Corwin; cracker Jar, Mir and Mrs xipp of New Haven; berry spoon. Mrs A. Hellmann of Bridgepoi'tss nickle jar. Nr and Mrs Wahl of Brooklyn, N, Y.; picture MT and Mrs Marcus Helimann of Hammondsport, N. Y.; picture Mir and Mrs Winkwity of Union City: ice pitcher and glasses, Mir and Mrs Chaty of Union City; knives and forks. Mfr and Mrs John WahI of Brooklyn; l fruit dish. Mir and Mrs Wagner of I Naugatuck; napkin rings. Mrs Ditter \ of New Haven bread tray, MT and Mrs Joseph Sherwood; bread tray, Mir land Mrs l.. Darn; bread tray, Mir and tl Mrs Otto Wendehack; bread tray. Mir
 and Mrs Jolin Argus; bread tray, AIr and Mrs E. R. Patzold; butter knife and sugar shell, Mir and Mrs Richen- l bach; tea spoons, MT and Mrs John
 Richenbach; bread tray, Mir and Mrs J Doerr; sofa, pillow, MT and Mrs Neu-
 man; nut dish, Mrs Kohler: pudding
 dish, MT and Mrs Charles Stage and I family; berry spoon. Mrs Christian
 Wiehen; fruit knife, Mir and Mrs d George Hauser; spoons, Mrs G. l.. He'll
 mann; thimble. Flora Heilmann; soup
 ladel, MT and Mrs O. xopp; fruit dish.
 MT and Mrs John Anderson; cream
 ladel, Mrs William Drescher; wedding
 cake, Peter Hook; loaf sugar tray.
 MT and Mrs Stienman; butter dish, Mir
 and Mrs !. Wiehen; silver currency,
 Mrs Heobst; gravy ladel, Mfr and Mrs
 Mann. The brewers presented Mir and Mrs Groetzenbach with two beau
 tiful silver bottles and silver goblet.