The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. "A. ". ropes is at SWantScoC,
Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Bradford are at Watch
Hill for the summer
Miss Edith Miller of Miller Road is at
Newport for the season.
Mrs. Robert Dumon Foote was in
town for short time this week
Miss Pauline johnson is visiting Miss
Daisy Messenger of Franklin street.
The Misses Young of Nutley were the
guests of Mrs. Hughes over Sunday.
Miss Bertha Macy of Normandie Park
has returned from visit to Westchester,
NY
Miss Van Week of New York is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. F. S. Hoyt of Elm
street
Mrs. Henry Hoy and Miss Hoy started
to day for Quogue, l. l., to remain until
September
The Misses Lindsey of Western avenue
are visiting for month at Deckertown,
in Sussex.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Bushnell and Miss
Anna Bushnell arrived last Wednesday
from Europe
Miss Louise Andrew has returned
from Belmar, where she spent some
time with relatives.
Mrs. P. G. Barker returned from
Quogue last week, where she has been
the guest of Miss Maury.
DIR. and Mrs. Fayette Smith and
family havegon to the White Mountains
for the month of August.
Rev. DIR. Macnaughtan and family are
enjoying their summer rest at Wurts-
boro, Sullivan county, N. Y.
Robert Arndt and William Croker of
Washington spend Sunday with friends
in town, making the trip awheel
Miss Nellie Bryce is the guest of Mrs
Trenor Park at her summer home at
Paul Smiths in the Adirondacks.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lowrie Bell and
daughter of South street have gone to
jamestown for the month of August.
George G. Kip and family started
Monday for the Thousand Islands, ex-
pecting to spend month in Canada.
Miss Sallie Van Horn, drawing teacher
at the Morristown schools, is spending a
few weeks with Mrs. o. K. Dix in
Montreal.
Arthur Merrell, one of the Baptist
Brigade boys, is spending his vacation
at Buffalo with his uncle and aunt, DR.
and Mrs. Meeker.
Miss Jessie M. Sharpe is at present
visiting in Oswego, having returned
from the Thousand Islands, where she
spent fortnight.
Miss Minnie Birmingham and Quillie
Castlin of New York are spending
several weeks with their uncle, William
Mooney of Albeit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly were
among the guests at the beautiful din
ner given last week by Chauncey NJ
Depew at his Newport villa.
Miss Anna Woodward and Miss Helen
Layton, a niece of Attorney General
Griggs, of Newton, and Miss Everett of
Newark, are the guests of Miss Agnes
Phillips of Early street.
Mrs. James NJ. Lawton, first president
of the Daughters of the Cincinnati,
member of the Colonial Danes of the
State of New York. as well as of other
of the prominent societies Of New York,
is spending the summer in Morristown
where she has taken 10 Franklin place
with her mother, Mrs Robert Anderson.
Since her widowhood, Mrs. Lawton has
been best known in America and abroad
by her devotion to the Huguenot
Society.
Among those in attendance at the
Mortified conference from this city are
Mrs. A. G. Ropes, Misses May E. West
erfield. Ada and Jennie Owen and Thos.
B. Ironside. The meetings begin to-
night, continuing until August IS. Mr..
Moody, as usual, will be in charge, and
among the speakers are Rev. g. 81. C.
McGregor and Rev. Mr. Morgan from
London, Rev. Drs. Torrey, Maybe and
Prof. W w. White of India and others.