The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-02-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mason Young spent Washington's birthday
! in Boston.
Mrs Grinnell Willis was the guest of Mrs,
NJ. @. March this week.
Alfred Mills and Miss Mills have returned
from their visit to Atlantic City
Miss Messenger of the Russell House spent
last week in New York and Brooklyn.
! General Hadley of the Church Army was the
guest of Rev. DR.. Hughes last Sunday.
Mrs. F. w. Merrell, who has been visiting in
New York, has returned to Morrstown.
Mrs, w. H. Field with her daughter, Miss
Field, has returned from a visit to Washing
ton.
The Misses Sophrona and Hattie Smith of
Butler are visiting Miss Lucy A. Dunn of this
city.
Rev. Ellis Bishop of New York was the guest
of his sister. Mrs. Emery McClintock, last
week.
Miss Egbert of the Rectory has gone to St.
Augustine, Florida, where she will remain
until Easter.
Miss Hovey, who has been spending some
time with relatives in Boston, has returned to
Morristown.
Miss Whitney of Glmpsewood Manor. Egbert
Hill. has been spending a fortnight with
friends in town.
Mrs. Thos. Olney Hill of Sussex avenue spent
| Washington's birthday at Lakewood, the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Scott.
Rev. Dr. and Mrs Washburne of Rochester
N. Y, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Washburne over Sunday.
/ Lewis F. Corwin and Mr. and Mrs Francis
o. Corwin of Coeymans New York, are visit
! ing Mr.. and Mrs L. o. Stiles.
| Edgar F. Randolph. End, who has been con-
| fined to the house during the past week by
/ illness is very much better.
| Mrs. George B. Raymond has returned from
/ Saranac where she has been visiting her
| daughter, Miss Lenita Raymond.
Mrs. U Grant Pierson and Mrs. NJ. G. L.
Dunster have been visiting relatives at Newark
and Plainfield during the past week.
| Miss Macculloch Miller, who was Mrs. Bard
| McVicker's guest, has returned to New York
where the family are spending the winter
Rev John G. Gilbert, who has been Miss
! Spencer's guest during the past week, has re.
turned to his home in Gloversville, N. Y.
Ransom H. Thomas of Madison avenue has
been elected second vice president of the
United States Golf Association which is q
| great honor for Morristown.
J. H. B. Coriell of this city in company with
Charles A. Rathbun of Madison, left last Fri
day for sea trip to Old Point Comfort, re-
! turning early in the week.
| Capt William Exall of Union Hook and
/ Ladder Co. of Newark spent some time in this
! city on Wednesday renewing acquaintance
among his numerous firemanic friends.
/ Mrs. Griffith of Maple avenue has published
book for children entitled THE Little Ursula
/ Book" which is most entertaining and in
structive for little people as well as very beau
tifully printed and bound
The engagement was publicly announced
/ last week of Miss Thurman of the Seminary, a
granddaughter of the late Senator Thurman of
/ Ohio, and Rev, Frank E Edwards, head mas
ter of St. Bartholomew school. The marri-
age, it is stated, will take place next summer.
The first of Mrs. Julia Reese Coles talks
was given at Mrs. Thos. G. Bushnell's yester-
day afternoon, the subject being New Jersey
in Colonial Times" and it was greatly en-
| joyed by all who were SO fortunate as to hear
her The next talk comes on March Bird and
will be given at Mrs. VanderDool's the subject
g Historic New Jersey in Revolutionary
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