New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
YOUNGSTOWN.

Mrs Robert McCurdy. Of Morris Plains enter
tanned the friends Of her brother Joseph Forbes, at
dance in the Golf Club house last Monday even
ing. There were about seventy-five guests and a
merrier evening has seldom been witnessed at the
club Among those present were Miss Edith Thomp-
son, Miss Seidler, Miss Edith Hull, the Misses
Willis, Miss Hoy, Miss Helen Shelton, Miss Alice
Walker. Miss Alice Day. Miss Evans Miss Halsey
Miss Clara Foster. the Misses Hail. Miss Elsie
Whitney, Miss Lois Raymond, Miss Alice Bushnell
Miss X. Swords. Miss Margaret Woods. Miss Louise
Egbert and Miss Gillette: the Messrs. Walker Wynan
vanderpool, Cornelius Fellowes, William Cox But
Ter Duyckinck. Butler Wright. William Caldwell
the Messrs Kountze b. Richards, George Little,
Richard Lyon. Henry Shaw. Gurdeon Maynard. Ar
thur Johnson, Edgar +. Randolph and Mason
Young.
Tho dance last Friday evening at the Golf Club
was unusually largely attended Many OF the men,
bers brought with them their guests from New
York. and there plenty of dancing within,
while without on the broad verandas comfortable
chairs and lemonade equally inviting. Many
| OF the young matrons present, and apparently
enjoyed 1t as much as the unmarried set. Certainly
the Golf Club and its entertainments have been a
great boon to Morristown society.
Miss Annie Burnham received many of her friends
at afternoon tea on last Monday 1t was an after
noon most pleasantly spent at the charming country
place on Ridgewood Hill. Mrs Gordon L. Sherman
and Miss Miller assisted at the teatables
The last OF the Wednesday morning musicals oc-
CURED at Mrs Henry W. Millers this week. with
the usual large number OF society people In
attendance. II has been most successful under
taking. and II Is to be hoped that before very long
there will be repetition OF the pleasant entertain
ments.
Last Saturday afternoon Morristown society was
very well represented at Mrs. Willis James's
try seat at Madison. There were also number OF
guests from other New-Jersey towns and from
New-York. All seemed to linger longer than IL
usual at receptions. which fact alone would seem
TO prove this entertainment To have been excep-
tionaly delightful. Yet could have been 9TH
erw.se. considering the cordial reception within one
OF the finest mansions in the state; the music of
exceedingly fine organ played delightfully."- and con-
tinuously during the afternoon and the guests
strolled at will through a lovely flower garden. A
mos. bounteous table also assisted 70 complete the
perfection OF the hospitality. Among the guests
were Mrs. b. Nicol and Miss Lord. Mrs. George s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman. Miss Sherman, Mr.
and Mrs. McCulloch Miller. Mrs. Bard McVicker
Mrs Mahfon P.tney. Mr.. and Mrs W Roscoe Lyon
Mrs Marmaduke Tildcn. Mrs. A. r. Whitney and
Miss Whitney. Mrs Robert Stevens John Crosby
Brown Mira William shelton and Miss Shelton
Mss Anna Shaw, the Rev. Mrs Hughs the Misses
catlin Miss Walker. Miss Bushnell. Mrs. Frederick
Merrei Mrs. Henry w. Walker Mrs Fayette
Smith, Mrs Frederick Wood, Mss Margaret Wood
MIS- w. Prall Thompson, Mrs. John Stewart Mrs
Grtnntll Willis Miss WINS, Miss Sullivan, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Fanshawe. Mr. and MIRA Cummings
and Mr.. and Nrs George TrelinEhuysen-