THREE GOLDEN WEDDINGS IN ONE FAMILY

Chronicle (Levin), 7 August 1946, Page 3

THREE GOLDEN WEDDINGS IN ONE FAMILY

LONDON. Kiglity-year-old Stephen Piereev Raillio, oue of the guests at tlie goldeu wedding party at Grosvenor llouse, Park Lane, W., given by his cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schilizzo, has seen threo generations of tlie family celebrate the 50th anniversary of their marriage. He will be able to tell the nine of tlie tcn grandchildreu of Mr. and Mrs. Scliilizze of his memories of: tlie grami dinner which Mrs. Schilizze's father and mother, •Sir Lucas and Lady Raillio, gave in their London house in 1927. He will also tcll the four children ot Mr. aml Mrs. Schilizze of their greatgreat grandfather 's goldeu wedding in LS70, wheu, as a sniall bov, lic was ailowed to joiu the London parties they gave. For a whole week tlie family liave been celebrating. Parties and theatre excursions have been held and even tlie youngest grandchild of two luis not been left out of the parties. hlr. and M_rs. Schilizze, who are 72 and 68, received their first present — from an old family nurse. It was a golden orchid. AJr. Schilizze received a golden pencii from Mrs. Schilizze, who received a gold watch and a striug of jade beads from her husband. Golden flowers (illed their rooms, and. thev have had passed on to them t, golden sugar shaker, which was given to Mrs. Schilizze 's pareuts, which they hope will go through the family, bearing the golden wedding dates of tliem all. After the days ot' t'estivity are over, Mr. and Mrs. Schilizze will go hoiue to Xorthamptonshire. with, as they put it, a "lot to reineniber."