The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-11-12
ENTERTAINMENT NOTES.

Mrs. Elliot Smith of Maple avenue gave a
delightful informal little tea on Tuesday to
which she invited few of her young friends
to meet the Misses Hovey who have recently
come to Morristown and are living on Farra-
gut place.
To be invited to function at Morris Plains
is another way of saying one will have a de-
lightful time and Mrs. Thebaud's beautiful
| luncheon on Tuesday was thu success that all
of her entertainments are Seven handed
euchre followed the lunch and was greatly
enjoyed.
Mrs. Allston Flagg opened her pretty house
yesterday for an informal little tea for Mrs.
Hubbard, wife of the Rector of st. Peters
| Church. Mrs Flagg was assisted in receiving
by her aunt Miss Davis and Mrs. Hibbard and
notwithstanding the weather. there were
/ many responses to her invitations.
Mrs John 1. Waterbury invited few friends
last Saturday to meet her. neice Mrs. Camp
bell. 1t was charmiq@4s Normal AT Home
which every one enjoyed. The table all in red
was most effective and the house was bright
and gay with flowers. Many went from Mrs.
Wood to Mrs. Waterbury's and vice-versa.
This week has been very interesting in that
/ every one Has been SO busy. The very pretty
fair for All Souls Hospital, that worthy
1 charity, took large part of the week. Mon
day there was large card party, Tues
4 day Mrs. Theabaud gave large luncheon
| followed by cards, Mrs. Elliot Smith had a
small tea Tuesday, Mrs. Allston Flagg small
! one on Thursday where few friends were
invited to meet Mrs. Hubbard. There were
several dinners and altogether it was very
gay week.
| Twenty-Five guests of Mrs. Theodore
Schmalholz of Farragut place enjoyed birth
day dinner given in honor of Mr.. Schmalholz
| Tuesday evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulgraff, of New York city; Mr..
and Mrs. Wright of Philadelphia. DIR. and
Mrs. Evans of the State Hospital. at Morris
| Plains; Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McEwan. of
Whippany Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. B. J. Crane, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
yanOrden Mr. and Mrs G. A. Muir, Mr. and
Mrs. E. j Thatcher of this city.
At beautiful reception last Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Frederic Wood presented to So
ciety her charming daughter, Miss Margaret
Wood The house was bright with ehrysan-
themums and roses and the music of the Hun
garian band added very much to every ones
enjoyment. Having music at afternoon re-
ceptions is a great Improvement as it helps to
drown the buzz of the many voices. Mrs.
| Wood and her daughter received the guests
and among those unbonneted were Mrs. The
baud Mrs. Winship, Miss Garrard, Miss Slade
and the Misses Vail. With very many others
were Mrs. Elliot Smith, Mrs. Bailey, the
Misses Bryce, Mrs. Ames. Mrs, Merrell, Mrs.
Fayette Smith. Mrs. Coles Mrs Cole, Mrs.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs, Duyckinck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Wagenen, DR.. Hughes Mrs. and Miss
| Poor, the Misses Vail, the Misses Hurlburt,
the Misses Evans, Mr.. and Miss Forbes, Mrs.
Thomas @. Bushnell, Mrs. r. D. Foote, James
Bryce. Mrs. Fl. A Fanshawe, Mrs. Freling-
huysen. Walter Griffith, Mrs. and the Misses
Hall. Mrs. and the Misses Granniss. the Misses
Hopkins, Mrs. and Miss Hoy, Mrs. and Miss
Hull, Mrs. E. L. Keasbey, Mrs s. H Little,
Mills, Mrs. Pitney, Mrs. and Miss johnson,
Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Colgate. Mrs. and Miss
Slade. Oscar Smith. Jr., J. e. Taylor, Miss
Alice Walker. Samuel G. Winship, Mrs. H. w,
Ford and Mrs. Ward Ford.