Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hoblns of Kenwood Park, and their grandson,. Allen Stamy, who lives with them and is the only great grandchild of father and mother Stookey; Mr. 'and-Mrs. W. C. Stookey and .sons, Conrad L., James, Millard and Fred, and daughters, Lueile and Helen; Prof.S. W. Stookeyi dean of Coe college, and sons, Stanley and Donald, and daughter, Dorothy, all of this city; Dr; and Mrs S. L, Stamy andson, Leland; Mr. and Mrs. W,* H Clark, and son, Claries Jackson, and daughters, Margaret, and Katherine; Mr. and Mrs. D, W. Stookey /and sons, Dee Deo and Keith, anil daughter^ Margaret, all of the city ; Charles F. editor of theSholl3* burg Call, and son, Pearl, and daughter, Marie; N. H...Stookey and daugh-4tors, Nellie arid Flora,allot Sbellsburg; Mrs.^Inry Fl Stookey of Bethany, Mo., who Is a sister of Mother Stookey; Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Hunter of Robins, old friends of the family;Charles Clark of Clarion, Iowa, and Miss Margaret Graham of this city. The eldest son, Millard F. Stookey of Leon, Iowa, and the second son, John C Stookey of Robins, lown, were unavoidably absent.‘ Thewish of. tuany^ friends is that father and mother Stookey may live to enjoy many iribre years and to add.comfort and blessing toall who come Iry ’ contact with them, They appear to be bale-and hearty and have fair prom-