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Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, . James Starlin CelebratedTUESDAY EVENING.Large Number of Guests Were Present to Wish Them Joy,last; man, doge Hooc feUMany Valuable Present* Were Received—Paul Bole Surprised by Friends—Other Social Mews.Ten years ago last night Miss Linda Lauter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. IionU Lauter was married to James E.Starlin. La*fc evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Starlin, 148 East Eleventh street, the anniversary of this good couple was celebrated with a large card party, musical and dance, for which about one hundred and fifty invitations had been issued. The ladles' prize at cards was won by Mrs. Wm. Prather, and was a fancy plate. The prize for gentlemen, a box of cigars, was won by Mr. Joseph Myers. At eleven o’clock an excellent supper was served. Those who assisted in the hospitalities were Mrs. Wm. Prather, Misses Moliie Daub, Lucy Lauter and Blanche Starlin. Among the many gneBfcB were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Banter, of Iroafcon, and Mcb. Woods, who is viaitiug Mrs. Fred Faivre.At two o’clock in the morning guests departed for home,-wishing the gonial hoet and hostess many more such,: happy returns of their wedding anniversary. The following is a list of gifts with the names of the donorb: *Mr. aod Mrs. T. M. Patterson, silver batter diah; Mr. and Mrs. Tmunti deci Frai prea the tabl ing mat in t T and the ions plac ribb give gam the T MissEvaJuliguesMeaHarTynMent(herlaneTfcbecireelecMMr.No.invidaybirtNBaitertof t!FlastmutheEasEviCo!AleFa!naritaiPatterson, Jr., silver batter knife;Mr. and Mrs. Jatnea Patterson, sib ver bread plate; Mri. T. O. Patterson, silver sugar spoon and butter knife; Mrs. Josephine Knittle, Mrs. Frank Graft and Mrs. Albert Knittle, silver cake basket; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lauter, silver knives and forks, Mr. James Starlin, (husband) silver tea set; James, Louella and baby, .(children) silver knives and forks; Mrs. Gallart, fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. Christ Daub, gold edged water Bet; Mr. Ofaae. Starlin, silver fruit diBh; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bauer, pair of flower bowls and fruit dish; Mrs. Joe Fatvor, wine Bet; Mrs. Fred Faivre, bread plate;Mr. and Mss, Frank Seemore, pair of vases; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Menke, table cloth; Mr. and Mrs. George Daab,.set of plates; Mr. and Mrs.Job Billman, table cloth; Mr. and Mre. J. F. Lauter, pair of towels;Mr. and Mrs, Tom SwentZ3l, oaks basket and fork; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Yioger, bread plate; Mr, and Mrs. Bussell, three gold edged sauce dishes; Mrs, Fred Bataiger, a palm;Mr. nud Mrs. Wm, Prather, piece of stumped linen; Mr. and Mrs. Ed.Ztarlin, QDger bowl; Mr. and Mrs.Chas. BiUian, act of glasses; Mrs. Wagner and daughter, pair of vases;Mrs, W eg man and daughter, twoberry bowls; Mr. aud Mrs. JoeMeyers, bucket and cup; Mrs. Lena Wi Glasler, bread plate: Mr. and Mre. Howard Murray, pair of towela; Mr. lt;3 aud Mrs. E. W. Starlin, pair of mg fine towels; Miss Moliie Daub, pair ter of towels; Miss Lucy Lauter, niokle ho plated coiTee pat; Mis a Blanch Star-lin, card baBket; Mrs. Gowdy, silver thimble.TterlhotSecsoncluMi!Jol:MoMrtorCciathechith«
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Portsmouth Daily Times
Portsmouth, Ohio, US
Wed, May 24, 1899
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