The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-12-29
THEIR 15TH ANNIVERSARY
MIR, AND MRS WILLIAM PATER-
 SON SURPRISED

By Large Circle of Friends on Occa-
 sion of Wedding Anniversary--Wer
 Presented With Cut Glass Punch
 Bowl, Claret Glasses and Silver
 LadcI.
 A large circle of the Scottish and other friends of MT. and Mrs. William Paterson assembled at their residence, 22 Burton street, Wastville, last night for the purpose of congratulating them on the occasion of the celebration of the fifteenth anniversary of their wedding. MT. Paterson is the well known builder and contractor, and is exceedingly pop ular amongst his friends. He is a mem- Knights Templar New Haven Cale- donian club, and other organizations. The arrival of the large party came as a complete surprise to MT. and Mrs. Paterson, and as most of them carried tins of various descriptions the nature of their visit was apparent. During the evening MT. John Dalglsish on be- half of the assembled guests congratu- lated MT. and Mrs. Paterson on having attained the fifteenth year of their welded life. He spoke of the high es- teem in which they were held by all Who knew them, and, as mark of their friendship, he had much pleasure in presenting to th.In a handsome cut glass punch bowl. A dozen of cut glass claret glasses, and a silver ladle lined with gold and set off with cut glass handle, which had been subscribed for by all of those present He hoped they would be long spared to make use of it, and remember the donors and the good feelings that prompted the gift.
 MT. Paterson, who was completely taken by surprise in a few appropriate remarks his friends for their good wishes and for their magnificent gift During the evening refreshments wsre served. Vocal and other selections were contributed by the guests who sp5nt a very happy and enjoyable time. Among those present were MT. and Miss Pater- son, Scotland, (mother and sister) MT. and Mrs. John Dalgleish, J. Malcolm MT andMrs. Menzies, Mir. and Mrs, William Ritchie, MT. and Mrs John c. Morton, MT. and Mrs. George Wallace, Mr and Mrs. John Menzies, MT. and Mrs. Dan Campbell, Murdoch DingWall, Mir and Mrs. symons, MT. and Mrs, John Hume, John Dalgleish, jr., MT, and Mrs. Robert Pryde R. Hunter, MT. and Mrs. George Bon2, MT, and Mrs. R. Ballingtine, Mir. and Mrs Andrew Picken, MT. and Mrs. R, Draffan, MT. and Mrs. Alex Wilson, MT. and Mrs. J. Brown, MT. and Mrs. M. Cban, MT. and Mrs. Alex Stevens, MT. and Mrs. James Brown, MT. and Mrs. H. s. MerWin, Andrew Murravs Richard Bell, A. Forbes, John Crevar,t Dr. and Mrs. Brown Mrs, Gibson, MT. and Mrs. George Stevenson, Mrs, Wood, MT. and Mrs. John Stevenson, ph. and Mrs. T. Young, Mir. and Mrs. Jares .Mustarde, MT and Mrs. William Davidson, MT. and Mrs. William McIntosh Charles Clark, George Munro, MT. and Mrs. A. MePherson, Charles Munro. MT. and Mrs. John McLauchlan Peter Stirling, Mr. and Mrs Andrew Currie, MT. and Mrs. Robert McArthur, William Ritchie, jr., MT. and Mrs. D. Ferguson, Mir and Mrs. James Dallas, Mr.E and Mrs. J, Moore, MT. and Mrs James Mckenzie, MT. and Mrs. J. Henderson, MT. and Mrs. James Adamson, Nfr and Mrs J. Murray, Mrs, Logie, and Messrs. Will liam Chugar, ST., George Taylor, James Mercer, jr,, CharEs Marvin, Peter Muir, John McWillam, James Dalgleish.