The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
GAYETY IN WEST CHESTER.
BRILLIANT TULETTDE FESTIVITIES At
THE COUNTRY CLUB.
The Merry Mound BerAn last Night By Mr..
jobs &. Furnaa's Cotiiion-Eiaborate Ar
,aoreweuts for a Season or Amusena ent.

The Merry Round Reeln last Night By Mr..
jobs q. ruraan's Cotiiion- Elaborate Ar
rangensents for = Season or Amusement.
The holiday festivities at the West Chester
Country Club. which are to be continued for
tho next couple Of days. were inaugurated last
night by q dance, which took place at the
home OF Mr. John C. Furman. the rich young
bachelor. who is q brother Of the pretty Mrs.
James NJ. Waterbury. Tho hospitality Of the
residents In the neighborhood OF the Country
Club Is proverbial. and the entertainment last
night was on scale OF mnRnincenco that has
not been erualled In that section since the
NJ emorable private circus given by MIR. and
Mrs. Waterbury. Mt their residence. pleas
aunce." in West Chester. about four years ago.
That entcrtainme nt was the talk OF the fash-
ionable world here and tho party last night
and the diversions which arc 10 succeed 1t
will doubtless be as widely discussed.
Mr.. Furman is occupying this winter tho
81 encer place which Is only short distance
from the club house. Tho rooms IN tho nouse
were handsomely decorated with holly AMI
pvcrgrcen. AMI every detail Of the entertain
ment was Indicative OF ynetide and the sea
son. Before the dance Mr.. Furman enter
tanned a number OF friends at dinner. as did
also Mr.. and Mrs. Waterbury. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Wendell Jackson. Mr. and Mrs Will
A. Coster. Mr. and Mrs. Edward GARRISON Pot
ter. and several other cottugcrs in tho vicinity.
Some OF TN. guests at these various dinners
went up to West Chester In two private cars
attached to one Of the regular early evening
trains On arriving At the s,ati"n az new New.
aud were conveyed in them To tho Country
club house and to til" d tTcrcnt cottages.
M%sre sy n WI r Sn a gusts np Turm Mans
guests were provided with quarters IN the
Morris Park club house. which has cen en-.
gagged by the Young host. aud which Is some.
ihng over two miles nway from the scene VI
the seat of eayeti. ,,,,
last night began TO arrive at Mr. furmans
house from tho dinner parties in the various
SEATS in the IN m
and ii, asisr WIZ MI %n,erb"ry There was
music by the Hungarian ran4 and s2m n,i in
""tillon at mihnicht Tie lavors in 4" di'rer;
extensive. In THO 1T there we're Ian, rt-
hons. snchcts. and Christmas toys. The les
tiyi;ies wcr" prolonged until au ch'iy hour
II" H.. SyG M , and me- M rsa
Lam Goddard. Mr, Thomas cushing. Mr.. and
%va MSi Hfs and sss - sioans Nh
Strong M F T Panno yTys' s'IG%s HAIRS s
PAWN Whitney M1 and NJ H. Il IL /, GRIND Ora
Mr; and Nv; " 4; vanIsrtil M, e.. ant Mrs
Z. lie forrest, Miss Wiling, Mr.; burton WI:
Martha Cooter. Miss Grace Smelling, Mr. T. 4.
WIEN, Sir aud Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr. ara
Mrs. Oliver Hartman. Jr.. Mr.: James W. Go
lard Jr.. Mr,and Mrs. Howard Nett rotter, Mr..
James G. Cooley. MIR ana Mrs Elisha Dyer. ~.
Mis-. lnril!ari. Miss Maud I."rii!ard, MIR. En-
gene Higgins. Mr.. am, Mrs. George Tnrnnre.
Mr. Echlrl Peters, Mr.. 1. W. j. Hurst. and
the Misses Hurst.
This afternoon there will be skating con !.
tests and Il pigeon shoot omen 20 guests at
the club house or any ~ IL. cottages. The
evening viii! hr given over !" dinin. nnd
.!ancn.: and merry party ~ Mr: Naterhmrys
house. w!,"r" a iarC" numbero tn" holiday
party will stay on to see he Old year out and
The. new one in. Mr. ;'.rman on Sunday
night will entertain teventy.fitc guests
at dinner which will ne served in tho ball.
room Of the Morris lark Clnh House. Monday
will te occupied with country md winter
sports and in the ev ming Mr. and Mrs, Will
Lam Butter Ir.. will give II ba!l AZ the Coum-
try iinh house in honor ri Mr.. and Mrs; 7.
Borden Hartman. who are soon I" sail for Eu-
ropc.