The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-01-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Mary Adrain Hall is visiting friends In
Hartford, Conn.
Miss Gertrude Hall is visiting friends in
New Haven Conn.
Miss Eleanor Hall is spending the month Of
January in Chicago.
Arthur johnson of Elizabeth spent last Sun
day in Morristown.
Dr. Tarriberry of Paterson spent last Wednes-
day night in Morristown
Admiral ]. H. Upshur left Morristown on
Monday for Washington, D. c..
Miss May Dodge of Washington avenue has
returned to Vassar after her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Fford are spending
4he part of the winter at The Colonial.
Nathaniel Cowdray of Yale. passed last sun
day with William Griffith of Maple avenue.
Miss Lois Raymond, who was injured while
coasting during the holidays, is improving.
Miss Waterbury of New York is the guest Of
Mrs. A. G. Richards of No. 5 Farragut place.
Miss Browning of Philadelphia. Pa, has
been visiting the Misses Undsrhill Of South
street.
Mrs. William Watts OF Hill street. received,
the Monday afternoon Reading Club, this
week.
Mrs. Condit of Boonton, has been visiting
..
street.
Mrs. Sophia B. Poor, of Franklin place.
spent several days with friends in New York
last week.
The engagement of Edwin A. Corbet of this
city to Miss Alice Boies of Newark is an
nounced.
Miss Pauline Vail of Perry street. is spend
ing several weeks with friends in Baltimore.
Maryland.
Mrs. Robert Dumon Foote and Miss Ger
trude Won E. Hoy start for southern trip
next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederic H. Humphreys of
Ridgewood will spend part of the winter at
Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward Fford and family are
spending the winter at No. los East 18th street
New York.
! Mrs. Stephen s. Whitney will spend the
winter in New York, having taken an apart
ment there
DR.. Hughes of the Church of the Redeemer
has gone to Atlantic City to recover from an
attack of grippe.
Miss Jeanette Vorce of Pennington, Conn,
was the guest of Miss Helen Slade of Madison
avenue, last Sunday.
Miss Edith Walker of Franklin street has
gone to Baltimore, Md. where she will be the
guest of her brother,
Mrs. William Roscoe Lyon who has been
quite i'll for some days is very much better and
has been out for drive.
Miss Howes of Stamford and Miss Macy of
New York was the guest of Mrs. Hughes at
the rectory this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles F. Cutler have closed
their Kadenah house and will spend the win
ter at the Plaza, New Yogk.
Miss Tillinghast of Englewood, has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. John r. Emery of
Franklin place for several days.
Dudley Butler of Madison has returned to
college, having spent his vacation with his
parents at the rectory, Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Hall have gone
South for fortnights trip, after which they
will occupy their apartments in New York.
Mrs. George William MAYNARD of South
street. gives a reception this afternoon, Friday
to introduce her daughter, Miss Katherine
| Maynard.
Seward Erdman who is spending the winter
at Ashville, writes that "he is enjoying the
winter very much. the air and climate are de-
| lightful,'
| The Hon John Bigelow and his daughter
| Miss Grace Bigelow OF Highland Falls on the
Hudson, were the guests of Lieut. and Mrs.
William Watts Of Hill street, on Tuesday.
January 18th.
Miss Ruth Miller. neice of Miss Perkins Of
South street. and very frequently guest in
| Morristown, is to be married to Oscar Sissonere
on the 18th at her home, st. Marks place,
New Brighton. S. l.
The marriage is announced of John E. Nor
wood, son of ex-Assemblyman Norwood of
Boonton, and Miss Louie Norris, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Norris of Brooksde to
take place Wednesday January Goth.
Mrs. Dewitt Clinton Flanagan and Mrs.
Rigual T. Woodward have issued cards for
Thursday afternoons, January Goth and 9th,
at Hotel Marie Antoinette, New York, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Flanagan spending the win