New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-04-10
BISHOP FA[[OWS HAPPY
Sends Message of Love on 50th
Anniversary of Wedding.

Bishop and Mrs. Samuel FaloVs cele
brated the fftieth anniversary Of their we'd
ding yesterday at the home OF their son,
Edward II. Fallows, at Dobbs Ferry.
Bishop and Mrs. Fallows came from Chi
cago two days ago, and yesterday, sur
rounded by a united family. they received
the congra tuIatious Of hundreds Of friends.
From 70 : o'clock Bishop and Mrs FaI-
lows stood under 4 wedding bell and re-
ceived IN a room decorated with roses and
gardenias. Mrs FaIlows was dressed as a
bride. and carried a bouquet Of roses.
Bishop Faliows was asked if he had any
message 20 send forth 10 young married
couples He said
Tell them that want 70 say as s.
John did, Little children. love one another
Love can be cultivated like any other sen
timeut II Is not only an instinct. but q
principle and a conviction It is not only
in the blood, but in the intellect Love is
intellectualzed emotion Young couples
should he tenperamentaIly suited and then
they will blend together. They must not
wall till they get $4,000 year before get
ting married. and don't approve Of hasry
marriages. When 7 married 7 was recefv-
ing 500 a year. and We always put some
thing by. Love Is the greatest thing Of all.
and II our married people had more Of II
there would be less divorces"
Bishop Fallows told an interesting story
Of his marriage journey nifty years ago He
was married a Cedar Bluffs. Wis. and he
said
Some villain placed a tie across the
track I'm front ~ the train 7 was on He
didn't know 7 was there. but We had 4
wreck and had p woman and a daughter
70 help over q long trestIa T was four
miles from Cedar Bluffs. but that made no
difference. 7 would have got there II I
had had TO swim a river"
There was = family supper last night
Miss Alice *. Faiows and Mrs Thomas g
Day read original poems and William z.
Huntington. president Of the Boston Uni
versity, told his personal recoT1ectfons Of
the wedding fifty years ago Bishop Fal-
lows then told now. when and where he
met his wife
Bishop FaI,ovs is sever-v-7ve wears old
and Mrs. Fallovs Is seventy. Among the
presents received by the venerable couple
was gold watch from Frederick r In
derwood. president Of the Erie Railroad.
whom Bishop FaIlows knew as a brake
man and whose friendship ne has held ever
since. Many letters and kilograms OF con-
graduation were received. The Bishop said
Dr. Hau peel q day or great JOY.
Among those present were Mrs. Edwin
Sidney Williams a daughter. from Sara
toEa, Cal, Miss Alice Katherine FaTows.
Who came over from Europe and Charles
:. Fauows. Mrs. =. Ross stevenson. Nj
and Mrs. Dwight Day and the Rev and
Mrs. William Z. Huntington. OF Boston.
Mrsf Charles Wellington. Of Amherst. DR.
and Mrs. Thomas 9. Huntington. the Rev
Or. Farley, the Rev. Dr. Collins. the Rev
DR.. Mackay, Mr.. and Mrs Fisher r. Baker
Bishop and Mrs. Rudolph. Of New York.
Nj and Mrs. Joseph Clendennin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry V D Black Mr. and Mrs
Edwin II. MARS. Frederick 3 Underwood
Mr.. and Mrs. Rober: J. Davidson. NJ. and
Mrs. Otis H. Cutler. Mrs Edward =
Dwight. the Rev. Abbott Z. Klttredge. DIT.
J. W. McClane. the Rev. John NJ Trout.
the young women Of the Misses Masters
School and the Misses Masters. Photo
graphs OF Bishop and Mrs. Faliows. with
autographs, were given 20 the guests.