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Twenty-fifth Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. William H. Baker (1905)

                                       Anniversary Party
                                         L - 6-29-1905

        Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. BAKER of Glenloch, were delightfully 
    surprised upon the twenty-fifth anniversary of their marriage,  Wednesday, 
    October 25, by a number of their relatives and friends calling upon them and 
    offering their congratulations and hearty good wishes for many happy 
    returns of the day.  
        The day was perfect in every particular, ideal Autumn weather, and the 
    numerous guests entered into the spirit of the occasion with joy, responding 
    with fervor to the invitations sent by the ladies in charge, whose efficiency 
    added much to make the day one long to be remembered.  A delicious dinner 
    was daintily served, and according to the adage, "the proof of the pudding is
    the eating," therefore, with one accord the repast was pronounced good. The 
    bride was kindly remembered by numerous handsome gifts.
        The friends from West Chester were Tracy BELL, Martha LEWIS, 
    Annie JARDINE, May JARDINE, sisters of the bride, Mary Hill JARDINE, 
    Elizabeth CHEYNEY, Mrs. Brinkley HALEY, Mr. and Mrs. Enos BAKER, 
    and Helen BAKER, Mrs. Annie E. ESSIG, aunt of the groom, Lancaster; 
    Mrs. Jacob GILBERT, Jr., and H. L. COOPER of Philadelphia; 
    Mr. and Mrs. Harry GOEBLE, Mrs. Garrett VALIEE, Mrs. Warner WHITE, 
    Fox Chase, Pa; Miss Olive LEY of Elizabeth, N. J.; Dr. Robert CAREY, 
    Mrs. William CAREY, Miss Sarah HUGHES, Miss Annie CRILEY, 
    Miss Sadie JARVIS, Mrs. Mary MILLER, William Jardine BAKER of 
    Glenloch; Mrs. ROGERS, Mrs. Judson HUGHES, Mrs. Matilda HARPER, 
    Philadelphia, 
        Mrs. ELI HARVEY, nee Mary A. BAKER, New York City, sister of the groom. 
    Two of the bridesmaids and groomsmen were present. Mrs. ELI HARVEY 
    wore the white costume, which she wore as bridesmaids at the wedding 
    twenty-five years ago.
 
 
    Note: Mary Anna (nee Baker) HARVEY, was the first wife of famous, Ohio-born, Quaker sculptor, 
Eli HARVEY. They were married 13 June 1893 in Glen Loch, Chester County, Pennsylvania. She died 
in 1919, and was buried in the BAKER Family plot, Malvern Baptist Cemetery, Chester County, 
Pennsylvania. 
    Chester Co. PAGenWeb Archives - Tombstone Images - Malvern Baptist Cemetery:
        M. A. B. HARVEY 1853 -1919
 
    Sculptor Eli HARVEY, died 10 February 1957 in California, and was buried in the Springfield 
Friends Meeting Cemetery in Ohio. (The HARVEY Family was originally from Chester County, Pennsylvania.)