The Newtown bee., 1906-10-12
BRIDGEPORT.
OUR NEl0HBORS. - NoRwALK.
6ILvER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF NR AND MRS E. N. SlPPERLEY.


 MR AND MRS '. N. slPPERLEY.
 MT and Mrs E. N. Sipperley, former ly of Westport, and who now own and occupy the fine Rider residence at "A West avenue, Norwalk, celebrated their 25th, or silver wedding annivers- ary, Friday evening, October 5, In 8 lavish and most happy manner. at their new home. They entertained ing them in their customary sincere and generous manner.
 The success of the affair was most remarkable In that the host and host ess were greatly, hampered in their elaborate preparations by the unions who called of the men. The electri- cal connections were not made until early in the evening, and much of the painting and papering was done at the last moment. In spite of these facts and In spite of the circumstance that much of the work planned -by the owner yet remains to be done, he would not postpone the event from the feal anniversary night. It was that MT Sipperley led Miss Adelaide Nash to the altar in Christ church, Westport. It has proven an auspi- cious and happy wedding, and they have been richly blessed. For B years they lived in WestpOrt and then after their ire they came to NOrwalk. The guests of the evening brought many handsome remembranceS in silverware which filled one of the upper rooms and made an elegant display. The rooms in themselves, in their elab0r- ate new decorations, made pretty scene, beneath the vivid new lights. There was little or no formality in connection with the function. The guests were made at home and told to do as they liked. They felt that they moment. Whist was the feature of the evening, the hOnOrs of the play going to Mrs Warren 0. Hubbell, of Shelton, Mrs Richard H. Golden of South Norwalk, and to George Sher- wood and George DarrOw of WeStport. E. l.. Graves of Bridgeport and 0. B. DeKlyn of Norwalk catered and the cOll36lOn proved nest enjoyable. A special trolley car at 12 30 8. m., took the guests through to Westport and to Southport, which was 8 convenient feature. The guests of the evening included: Judge and Mrs D. B; Brad; Mrs l. o. Fanton, MT and Mrs T. W. Treadwell, Mir and Mrs L. H. Gault, MT and Mrs George Sherwood, Hon and Mrs Lloyd Nash, Dr and Mrs T. O. Stearns, Judge and Mrs J. G. Fly: att, MT and Mrs Charles Fable, MT and Mrs Ira Stringham, MT and Mrs Edward A. Nash, MT and Mrs Ed. ward A. Nash, MT and Mrs Sylvester Foster, MT and Mrs Edward Hubbell, MT and Mrs Charles Meeker, Mr~and Mrs Lewis P: Wakeman, MT and Mrs William J. Wood, MT and Mrs David L.. Coley, MT and Mrs Willis Jones, MT and Mrs ": E. Albin, MT and Mrs Stanley Pillow, MT and Mrs Josepn and Mrs James A. Smith, MT and Mrs George A. Darling, MT and Mrs Will. liam Smith. MT and Mrs William Gray Staples, Mir and Mrs Charles Harris, Miss Laura Chapman, Miss Alma Foster, Miss Eliza Fl. Gorham, Miss Leila Coley, Miss Carrie Cross man, Miss Mary COley, Westport; Miss Marion Lee, Miss Grace Whit taker, Miss Otstot, South Norwalk; Miss Amelia 0. Williams, Norwalk; Miss Lida Sipperley, Bridgeport; Miss Florence Bradley, Fairfield; Miss Hannsford, Chicago; Miss Louise Bulkeley, southpolt; Mrs Frederick MIO VAu0u !. "OOOs "OooPOLos MI Clarence Bradley, MT Foster, Stephen Wekeman: Joseph Bradley, William Fairfield; MT and Mrs Warren Hub bell, Shelton; MT and Mrs J. E. Sel leck, MT and Mrs L. St John, MT and Mrs Grupe, New Canaan; MT and Mrs Charles Bulkley, Southport; Dr and Mrs J. o. Newkirk, MT and Mrs Nel' son E. Gorham, MT and Mrs Henry Coleburn, Norwalk; MT and Mrs Rich. ard Golden, MT and Mrs 0. H. Jim. merman, Dr and Mrs w. B. Bean, Mrs Mortimer M. Lee, South Norwalk Harry Wilcoxson, Stratford; George Sipperley. Raymond Sipperley, Paul Sipperley, Bridgeport; William H.