The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Agnes Whitney of Morris Plains is still
in Rome
Wynant D. vanderpool spent Sunday in
Morristown.
Miss Helen Woodruff has returned from her
visit to New York.
Miss Alice Alden Bushnell is spending few
weeks in New York.
Mrs. Frank s. Hoyt and family have return
ed from Atlantic City.
Miss Meredith of South street spent part of
last week in New York.
Miss Jane Swords has been making a visit in
Boston for few weeks.
Mr., and Mrs Frederic Louis Dodd were
Mrs de Bary's guests this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Robinson are
spending the spring months in New York.
Mrs Lachman of New York was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Pierre J. Smith. of South
street.
Judge and Mr.. A. O. Garrettson of Morris
Plains expect to occupy their new house this
spring.
George W. Jenkins has bought the Mather
place, corner of South street and Madison
avenue.
Mr.. Self of johannesburg, South Africa.
was the guest of the Misses Horne over
Sunday
w illAIu hOrQ Ol l1OFO NIL Is at A4hcus o.
G., and was one of the players in the golf
tournament there last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Speer of Elizabeth,
New Jersey. will be the guests of Miss Carter
Of Franklin place on Sunday.
Miss Louise Walker of South street started
for Norfolk. Va, last Tuesday, to be the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harrison.
The Misses Seidler of New York. formerly of
Morristown, were the guests of the Misses
Underhill of South street for several days
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel 4. Carter of New
York, spent last Sunday with Mrs. Carriers
parents Mr. and Mrs. frederick G.. Burnham,
of Ridgewood Hill.
Mr. and Mrs George Griswold Frelinghuy
sen of Whippany Farm are spending the
spring months in New York, having house
ON 48th street.
The addition of the large lot 100 by 400 feet
which Miss Dana has bought from the Head
ley estate will be a great improvement to the
fine grounds of the Seminary
Mr.. and Mrs H. NICK. Twombly of Madison
were among the guests at the reception with
music given last Wednesday evening by Will
liam K. Vanderbilt at the 9Th Ave. house.
Miss Sarah Fuller, formerly of Morristown,
was one of the dancers at the very successful
entertainment at the Waldorf Astoria this
week, for the benefit of the Lying Hospital.
Frank Turnbull of Normandie Heights, and
| William Watts of Hill street, attended an in
formal dinner of the Naval Academy grad
yates, held in New York, on Tuesday, March
22nd.
The marriage of Miss Louise Horne, grand
daughter of the late DR.. j. Smith Dodge of
Morristown, to Edward d. Self of johannes
burg, Soulh Africa, will take place Saturday
i foff tcG y, re fho lodo
! The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Guadentia,
daughter of Mrs. Ann M. Kane, to John B.
Holly of this city, is announced to occur on
Wednesday morning, April a. at 8 o'clock, at
the Church of the Assumption, this city.
The great doll show in New York, for the
| benefit of an apartment house for women was
opened Monday at the Waldorf Astoria.
Mrs Catlin's daughter, Mrs, rrenor l.. Park
gave a prize for the best garden party dress.
At the Misses Hickok Is. second musicale. to
be given on Monday afternoon. heinrich
Meyn will sing, and, owing to the inability of
Mr.. Conrad. to be in Morristown. Miss At
kinson, pupil of Richard Burmeister, will be
the pianist.
| The marriage of Miss Julia Stevens Lewis,
daughter of Col. E. P. G. Lewis, formerly
Minister to Portugal. and grand daughter of
Mrs. Edwin A. Stevens of Castle Point, Ho-
boken. to James NJ. Cumming Of Newark, will
take place early in June at Trinity Church,
Hoboken.
| Dean Hoffman, of the General Theological
Seminary of New York, has bought for his son
Samuel Van Planck Hoffman, Robert G.. Turn
bulls house on Madison avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Turnbull and family will occupy the
house until October. when Mr.. and Mrs Hoff-
man will take it.
Friends of Arthur s. Corwin. M. D., are
congratulating him on his appointment to the
medical staff of the New Jersey State HOSPITAL
at Morris Plains. Mr.. Corwin has a great
number of friends in Morrfstown where he
formerly made his home. Since his gradua-
ton from the Morristown high school in 1890.
He graduated from the Johns Hopkins Uni
versity at Baltimore and this year will grad
uate from Columbia University, New York.
DR.. Corwjn will succeed DR.. M. l.. Perry as
fourth assistant physician, DR.. Perry having
gone abroad for six months study and on his
return will locate in New York.
ENTERTAINING EMIT NOTES.