The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-02
LING OF MR. AND lANWARING.
of Bishop Family Yes-

Il New Years Recep- lion at East Pearl Street Church. Twentieth Annual Ball of Dayton Hook and Ladder COmpany-News of the Speedway.
 The golden wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. John H. Manwaring of 27 Lloyd street was celebrated last evening at the home of their son, Charles D. ManWaring, 121 East Pearl street. It was a family celebration only the immediate relatives attend ing. A large cake, handsomely decor ated in a golden hue, was presented to the couple by William H. Schwager- man, the Grand avenue baker. Upon the cake was $50 in gold coin, the gift of employees of Gowdy's laundry, where MT. Manwaring is employed, and of a number of the relatives. During the evening refreshments were served, mu- sical selections rendered. and MT. and Mrs. Manwaring were heartily congrat- ulated upon this notable anniversary. Both are seventy-two years of age. Mrs Manwaring was formerly Miss Fidelia G. Loper, The birthplace of both MT. and Mrs. Manwaring was Shelter Island They came to this city thirty-three years ago, and for most of this time have resided in Fair Ha- ven. Mir Manwaring was for many years railroad telegraph operator, To- cated at various towns along the Long Island railroad For twelve years he was employed by the New Haven Clock company. He was the oldest of ten children. Henry Manwaring, brother resides in Grand avenue. The latter, and Mrs. Joseph Bowditch, who att tended the wedding fifty years ago, were present last evening. The chill dren of MT. and Mrs. Manwaring are Frank L., Charles D., and Adeline May Manwaring of this city and Mrs. John ' s. Edwards of Amagansett, Long Is- A land. The couple have many friends and they will wish for MT. and Mrs. Manwaring many more anniversaries aof their marriage
 
 Family have held their annual reunion Rn New Years day in Fair Haven. This year it was decided to meet at the Bhome of Clifford Bishop in Guilford, land the following from Fair Haven land this city went down. Albert Bish- Iop, MT. and Mrs. Albert Bishop, jr,, MT. and Mrs. Joseph R. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. Walter s. Bishop, Mr. and Mrs. George Bishop, Miss Alice Bishop, Tlarence Bishop, MT. and Mrs. William Sishop and Miss Eleanor Bishop. Miss trace Bishop, Mrs. J. D. Woodhouse, frs. Nancy Buddington of Springfield. fr. and Mrs. Harry Hughes, Mrs. eorge Jacobs, Miss Clara Jacobs, Mrs. larles Way, and MT. and Mrs. Fred ck Bishop. The company partook of plner at the Guilford hotel, and then paired to the home of Clifford Bish- wherethe festivities of the day were he Ladies Aid society gave their 1ual New Years reception to mem of the church and congregation
 e East Pearl Street church yester-
 from to p. m. The receiv- committee consisted of the presi-
 of the society, Mrs. Charles o. cis; Mrs Sereno Hopkins, Mrs. hnford, 2d, ard Mrs. Elmer How
 The ladies who served the light Shments were Mrs. Horace Buell.,
 Sereno Hopkins, Mrs. Hattie son, Mrs. E. R. Slater, Mrs. Frank ley, Mrs. s. H. Morgan. Mrs. Cliff Hunting and Mrs. Dudley. The
 Ion was held in the church par
 fhich were prettily decorated with
 paper and evergreen. A large
 IT called and it was very pleas
 cial occasion.
 twentieth annual ball of the
 I Hook and Lader Co. was held
 ar Star hall last evening, about
 puples attending. The grand
 was led by Foreman and Mrs.
 McManus. There were visit
 man from Derby, Ansonia, Mill
 milford, Branford, West Haven
 estville, and members of Quin-
 Tire company. The visitors were
 ned at supper at Dupees', on
 Side. The committee consist
 s. Ryan, chairman; E. J. Mo
 M. J. Pierce, G. R. Payne and |
 Pickeett. There were eighteen
 It was very successful and |
 affair.