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FOUR GOLDEN WEDDINGSmnmmt »■ n wn ■ ——...... ■ ■■ mmrnwm ?Mr. And Mrs. W. J. Graham Will Celebrate Thein Saturday.THREE OTHERS IN HER FAMILYLftte Mgr. McMannt Officiated AtMtrrUffi Of Mr. And Mrs. RocheAnd Mr. And Mn, Jones.When Mr. and Mrs. William J. Graham, 1218 Aisquith street, celebrate the golden anniversary of their wedding at their home Saturday, it will mark the fourth celebration of the kind that ha a odjurred In the history of Mrs. Graham’s family.Mrs. Graham, who is a sister of Turnkey Levin K. Jones, of the Northeastern Police Station, was before her marriage on March 12, 1860, Miss Alice A. Jones, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Jones, who on June 2, 1882, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. The latter ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Kearney, then pastor of old St. Patrick s Catholic Church, one of the first churches of that denomination erected in this city. J|Following in the footsteps of her parents, Mrs. George J. Roche, who was formerly Miss Annie J. Jones, celebrated her golden Jubilee on May 4, 1004. Mr. and Mrs. Roche were married Just 50 years before by the late Mgr. Bernard J. McManus, then pastor of St. John’s Catholic Church, Valley and Eager streets. Mrs. Roche died a few years ago, but her husband Is still living.Mgr. McManus also performed the marriage ceremony for Mr. William T. Jones, who on January 14. 1858, was married to Miss Mary Thompson, of llarford county. and for Mr. and Mrs. Graham, the celebrants this week. Both ceremonies, like the preceding one. were performed at St. John s Church. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Jones are still living, they having celebrated their golden Jubilee a little over twoyears ago.Mr. and Mrs. Graham's celebration, though it will be a quiet one, is being looked forward to eagerly by the relativesand friends of the venerable couple, who are conaciou* of the unique .distinction which the member* of the Jonea family enjoy. Both Mr. and Mft. Graham hareIted in Northeast Baltimore for»anj yean,where they have a host of friends. Theyhave four tons—Messrs* Cbarlea A., William E.f Benjamin F. and Francis Graham—and two daughters—Mrs. Lillie Weldon and Mrs. Ada Coffay. There are 10 pmndchlidren. *Besides Mr. William T. Jonea and Mrs.Graham, there are five other children ofMr. and Mrs. Benjamin P. Jonea living.They are Messrs. Benjamin Henry A.and Levin K. Jonea and Mra. Edwin B. Frey and Mrs. Tbomaa Hunt. Altogether there are, including grandchildren andgreat-grandchildren, 5T direct descendants.Mrs. Fray has been married 48 y*ars and Turnkey Jonea 29 years. The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. Graham have already called to extend congratulations. Although advanced In yeara, the couple enjoy the best of health and Mra. Graham attends daily to duties about the house.HER TWELFTH BIRTHDAY.A party in honor of Mias Emma Liebe-gott’a twelfth birthday was given by hermother, Mrs. Emma Llebegott, at 1212 Hullstreet. The rooms were decorated with carnations. Many present* were received. Games were played and refreshment* served. Those present were:Emma Liabegott, Frieda Uabego-tt, Ida Llebegott,Maria Weicht,Hanna Bauerla, Measrt.-Gaorga Coleman, Guitars Stahl, Paul Ankawite.Marion Hahe-Z^umpt Annie Nixon.Annia Schtothauar, Theresa Hehenberger, Hedwif Backer.Majard Smith,Max Sera raw.Kohne Hahn Zumpt.DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY.A double birthday party wa» given Sunday evening la honor of Mra. Ankewits, 48 yeara old. and her daughter Anna, 10 yeara old. Both received many presents. Therooms were decorated with flower*. Mr. Paul B. Llebegott recited several dramatic •election*, while others sang. Refreshment* Wert served. Those present were : Mii«*~Anna Anbewit* Lana Dryer, Martha Bandar, Gartia Minch.Emma Monroe, Meta Miaike,Vannia JohnaocA If rad Ankawitx.PauUj A akawtta,Paul JUabegott, Frad SiieniU, William Star la.Henry Kiefer Jtrry Tautaberg. Cbarlea Baumann, August Bander.MRS. PRODOEHL’S BIRTHDAY. Mrt. Annie R. Phodoebl, wife of Mr. Paul J. Prodoehl, celebrated her thirty-eighth birthday last Sunday night at 33 South Washington street. The bouse was prettily decorated in honor of the event. Muaic was furnished by Albert s Orchestraand refreshment* were served at a late hour. mAmong those present were:Mli Mdlfa v£. *Henry Prodoehl, Adam Onau,Joeeph Wenlger, John Dotterweich*John Eng*!*. Martin Kuhn,John Endres, George KucneLMrs. Albert Peppier.Misses—Agnea Prodoehl, Agnes MUska, *Agnes Dottarweich,
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Sun, Mar 06, 1910
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