The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-01-07
PERSONAL MENTION.

for few weeks
Miss Egbert of South street spent New Years
in Stamford, Conn.
Cornelius Fellowes was in Morristown for
the dances last week.
Mrs. Hovsy of Faragut place entertained a
large house party last week
Mr.. Hagameyer of New York was Mrs. E, J.
Halls guest over New Years.
Mr.. Taft of New York was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs W. T. Letchford for the holidays.
DR.. Fayette Smith of Morris avenue, has
been spending some time in Andover. Mass
Butler Wright was the guest of his grand
mother, Mrs. Richards. during the holidays.
Richard and Edward Thurston were the
guests of Mrs. W, Y. Marsh for the dance last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Romano of Faragut place
entertained large house party over New
Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter N. Corieil and son of
Newton were in town over Sunday and New
Years
Mrs T. H. Butterworth and family are at
No III West 5Sth street New York city for the
winter.
Mr.. Cbafin, who has been i'll for sometime
at the Russell House. is very much improved
in hea tn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen who have been
in Morristown for visit, returned TO New
York to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy, have re-
turned to their town home for the remainder
of the winter.
Mrs. Julius Catlin and the Misses Catlin of
Fairholme have postponed their trip abroad
for the present.
Mrs Frederick G.. Burnham was called to
Worcester Mass this week by the death of her
sister, Mrs. Pratt.
E. @. Keasby of this city was present at the
reception to Governor Griggs in Paterson on
Wednesday night
Mrs and Miss Becker, who have been Mrs
Chas. D. M. Coles guests during the holidays,
have gone to New York.
Mrs. William T Westcote and Miss Rather
inc Westcote of New York spent several days
at the Colonial this week.
Miss Caroline Hazeltine of South street res
| turned on Tuesday from several days. visit
with friends in Brooklyn.
Mrs George Macculloch Miller is one of the
patronesses of the very successful Cinderella
dances in New York this winter.
Mrs. VIM. Tweedy and son and Miss Lottie
Hamilton of Newark, spent New Years day
with lr and Mrs. U. Grant Pierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm of New York have
occupied by Commander Cooper.
Miss Hopkins of Film street invited a few Of
her friends to meet Mrs. George M. Allen at 4
O'Clock tea, on Monday, January 8.
Thomas Wyss. Jr. John Owens and Bert
Bockoven, started the first of the week for a
course at business college in Newark.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph b. Dickson will spend
the remainder of the winter in New York,
having taken house on West 10th street.
Mrs BIC. Guerin and daughter, Miss Mabel,
are at the Hotel Majestic. New York, where
they will remain until the latter part of jan
uary. when they leave for Townsville, Ga.
The engagement of Miss Katharine West
colt formerly of South street, Morristown to
Mr.. Knapp, of New York bas been formally
announced.
Mr. and Yrs. Samuel T. Garter were tAe
guests of Mrs. Carriers mother Mrs. Freder-
lex g. Burnham of Ridgewood hill, over New
Year Sunday.
Miss Bertha Munde and Miss Thompson of
| New York were the guests of Mrs. William
Allen Underwood of Macculloch avenue for
several days last week.
The New York Tribune announces that the
marriage of Miss Julia Lewis of Hoboken to
Mr.. Cunlmin of Newark will take place this
winter or in the early spring.
Miss Lois Raymond, who is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs Elliot Smith OF Maple avenue, met
with an accident Tuesday night while coasting,
injuring her knee quite severely.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert A. Granniss and family
have returned to their New York house.
Among their guests last week were Miss Seely,
Miss Swift, Mr.. Mohr, Mr.. Stafford and Mr..
Gilbert.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Livingston Stevens and
daughter, Miss stevens. Mrs. G. B. Alexander.
Archibald Alexander and Miss Agnes Whitney
sailed on The Normannia for Europe Tuesday
last to remain abroad until July.
Miss Elizabeth Aimee Lacombe, daughter of
| Judge Henry E. Lacombe of New York, form
erly of Morristown, announced her engage
ment on New Years day, to Frederick Moses
of New York, a member of the class of 92 of
Princeton University.
B. c. Guerin Princeton 99. who was in Nor
ristnwn early in the week has just returned
from q rip with the University Glee Club, in
which he Is second tenor, embracing Balti-
more. Washington. Cleveland and other west
ern cities. Mr. Guerin says that training for
baseball and, other games will begin in earnest
as soon as the mid winter examinations are
finished February lst Guerin will be one of
the pitchers on the Varsity nine for '9S. He
has had considerable experience, having pitch
ed for the Lawrenceville nine before entering
| Princeton.