The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-12
THEIR SILVER WEDDING
MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK D.
 GRAVE RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.

Brilliant Function at Harmonic HalI- Representative Gathering of Promi- nsnt German dents-Eiaborate Dinner Served by HeubIein-DanciDR and Musio Features of the Evening- Names of Those Present.
 MT and Mrs. Frederick D. Grave eel ebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of their wedding by a most brilliant re- ception to their friends at Harmonic hall last night. The elite German resi- dents of the city as well as many other representative citizens were bidden to the festivities. The hall and parlors which have been newly renovated and decorated were made even more at tractive by the splendid floral decora- tions. Moore was in charge and num- berless palms and potted plants were used with much taste and effect.
 During the early hours of the evening a reception was held by Mir. and Mrs. Grave and their daughters, Miss Ger trude and Miss Leonora, who were the recipients of many hearty congratula- tions by the long line of friends who passed by them. The ushers were Henry Fresenius, Charles Spiegel, Fred Brethauer. George Beck. Otto H. Wall and Paul Westerhoff While this reception was being held Fichtls or- chestra rendered a delightful pro- gramme of music and the Singing Sec- tion Arion of the New Haven Turn Verein also gave a number of delight ful selections.
 This season of social intercourse last ed about an hour, when all repaired to the banquet hall, where an elaborate dinner was served by Heublein. The menu was:
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 Blue Points.
 Olives. Radishes. Celery.
 Consomme Royal.
 Filet de Sole, Sauce Tartare.
 Filet of Beef with Mushrooms. French Peas Saratoga Potatoes.
 Roman Punch.
 Philadelphia Squab Stuffed.
 Currant Jelly.
 Lettuce and Tomato Salad
 Yale Ice Cream Fancy Cakes.
 Fruit.
 Roquefort Cheese. Crackers.
 Coffee.
 There were sixteen tables all prettily decorated and covers were laid for 175. The dinner was excellently served and the appointments were perfect. The walls of the banquet hall were almost hidden from view by immense Ameri- can flags tastefully draped.
 H. B. Pruser of Mt Vernon. N. Y, acted as toastmaster and many witty responses were made and heartily en- joyed by all At the conclusion of the banquet dancing was enjoyed by both young and old until an early hour when the guests departed wishing MT. and Mrs. Grave many years more of happy life. Many handsome and costly gifts were received.
 Among those present were: The Rev. Mir Siebke, who married the couple, and many who were guests at the wed- ding twenty-five years ago; MT. and Mrs. Charles F. Runkel, MT. and Mrs. Morberto Cuevea os New York city, MT and Mrs. Charles Fox of Brooklyn Mir. and Mrs Pruser and Miss Mamie Pruser of Mt. Vernon, Mir. and Mrs. Robert J. Martling of Greenwich, MT. and Mrs. Paul W. Westerhoff. MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Spiegel, Miss Maud S,o;o bor rIa A Gninorn1 Mp and Mrs. Otto Wali, Mir. and Mrs. George Beck, MT. and Mrs, Henry Fresenius, MT. and Mrs. Fred Brethauer, Miss Gertrude Brethauer, Henry Brethauer, MT and Mrs. L. C. Pfaff, MT. and Mrs. John Gunde, MT. Hilderbrand, MT. Uhl, MT. and Mrs. Busmann, MT. and Mrs. Philip Hugo, Misses Mary and Lizzie Hugo, Simon Hugo, MT. and Mrs. Michael Hessler Miss Bertha Hessler, Herman Hessler, Michael Hessler, Jr., Miss Radermacher of Milwaukee, Miss Frances Kirchoff, MT. and Mrs. Charles Kricek, Miss Jessie Kricek, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hillman, Miss Adele Hill man. MT. and Mrs. George Bohn. MT and Mrs, William Stahl Misses Minnie and Daisy Stahl, Mir. and Mrs. Gus tave Appel, Theodore Appel and Gus tave Appel, Jr MT. and Mrs. George Eckle, MT. and Mrs. John Ruff, John Ruff, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Alexander Krah, Miss Gussie krah, MT. and Mrs Philip Schwab, Charles L. Schwab, MT. and Mrs. Theodore Sucher, MT. Rattles- dorfer, MT. and Mrs. Julius Jente, Will liam and Albert Jente, MT. and Mrs. Strecker, MT. and Mrs. Musch, MT. and Mrs. Paul Jente and family, MT. Ess and Miss Ess, MT. Amrhyn, MT. Menges, Henry Menges, Joseph Weibel, Mir and Mrs. Henry Hessler, Miss Emma Moeg- ling, William Moegling, Dr. and Mrs. Klenke, MT. and Mrs. Fred Lehr, Mr. and Mrs. Young, MT. and Mrs. Walters, Miss Katsch, Miss Siebke, MT. and Mrs Charles Stahl, MT. Hegel, William Hegel,, Peter I.utz. MT. and Mrs Mar tin Schwaner, Mir. and Mrs. John Schwab, MT. and Mrs George Throm, MT. and Mrs. Godfried Lehr, MT. and Mrs, Rotman, MT. and Mrs. Ockert, Mrs. Spiess, MT. and Mrs. William lime, William Grab, MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Andersen. MT and Mrs. Eugene Heinig, Mir. and Mrs. Charles lime, Ed ward Balck MT. Hannann, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hugo, William and Charles Hugo, MT. and Mrs. Fred Lutz, MT. and Mrs. Louis Felsburg, MT. and Mrs. Frank Fichtl, Mir. and Mrs. Eisele, Carl Boll1nann and Charles. Schieff1e.