The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-04-15
ENTE aTAINMENT NOTES.


Mrs Griswold Of Elm street entertained
friends at dinner last Monday evening.
The Misses Hickok have issued invitations
for dance at McAlpin Hall. Tuesday next.
the 18th.
large number of her little daughters friends at
a party yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Walter S. Poor gave a progressive
euchre party for her sons. Messrs. Eric and
Walter Poor, on Monday evening.
Mrs. Deane of Elm street gave progressive
hearts party on Tuesday afternoon of this
week for her daughter. Miss Ruth Deane.
Miss Mollie March entertained her friends
with seven handed euchre. giving the party in
honor of her friend Miss Marion Strong who is
visiting her.
Mrs. Walter s. Poor, has issued invitations
for talk on 'Trobadours and sFolksong" to
be given at her residence No. Franklin
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
The Needlework Guild of st. Peters Church
gave an entertainment Tuesday evening con-
sisting of games, graphaphone selections and
refreshments About forty were present.
Mrs. 81. Mckay Twomhly gave beautiful
Easter dance for her young daughter at her
town house, New York. Later, Miss Twomb-
ly took part in play given by Mrs. Llyod s..
Bryce
Mrs Garrettson of Morris Plains gave a
charming luncheon in honor of her daughter,
Miss Josephine Garrettson, on Monday of this
week. Among the guests were Miss Sarah
Augusta Letchford, Miss Dorothea Walsh
Miss Ruth Deane Miss Florence Macy and
Miss Waterbury.
The Whatsoever Circle of Kings Daugh-
tiers entertained friends at the residence of
Mrs. L. G.. Frost ON FRANKLIN street Wednes-
evening. The entertainment was of songs by
quartet, gramophone selections, and recita-
tisns by Miss Grace Burd and John II. Berry
and refreshments were served. Twenty dol
lars was raised which will be donated to the
Market Street Mission.
Mrs Pierre Smith gave a most charming re-
ception on Tuesday afternoon. April H. from
1 until O'Clock. Miss Chambers If South
street assisted Mrs. Smith in receiving her
many guests among whom were Mrs. Kinsley
Twining and Miss Twining. Mrs. J. Cum
mings Vail. Mrs. M. G. March, Mrs. VIM.
Watts and Miss Watts, Mrs. Albert G. Ropes,
Mrs Bhaer. Mrs. Oscar Smith. Mrs. Tilliman,
Mrs. Ricard. Miss Julia Woodward Mrs.
Thomas G. caldwell and large number of
out of town friends. Those assisting in the
dining room were Miss Katherine Chambers.
Miss Tilliman of New York and Miss Du
Barry. The table was exquisitely dressed with
pink roses and silver.
The school girls dance took place last We'd
nesday at McAlpin Hall which was very
prettily decorated with flowers and plants.
Mrs. G.. Marsh and Richard Duyckinck were
the organizersof this dance and are to be thor
oughly congratulated upon the success of it.
The music and supper were good and the
dancing did not end until two O'Clock. Among
those present were Mrs. NJ. @. Marsh. Mrs.
Duyckinck, Miss Marion Swords, Miss Eliza
Howell. the Misses Vail, the Misses Hurlbert.
the Misses Brown. Miss Laura Slade. Miss
Vale Ewing. Miss Elsie Whitney, Miss Mollie
King, Miss Marion Strong, Messrs Hoyt,
Fellowes, Granniss, Hastings Howell, Hull,
Lidgerwood. Mills, Vanderpool Poor, Wright.
Sanger, Smith, Watts, Whitney, Wright, Ford
Ewing, Mast.
Mrs Pierce j. Smith of South street held a
reception last Tuesday from to Z. The house
was beautifully decorated with pink roses and
delightful music added to the enjoyment OF
the guests. Mrs. Smith was assisted in re-
ceiving by her mother, Mrs. Lachman of New
York, and her sister. Among those unbon-
neted were Miss Chambers, Miss Mary de Barry
and Miss Huyser. Miss Mclean and Miss
Jeanette Chambers presided at the tea and
chocolate table. There was large number OF
guests present both from New York and Nor
ristown. Among them were Mrs. Twining
Miss Edith Twining, Mrs. Hermann Bache,
Mrs Banning, DR.. and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. s,
81. Little. Mrs. Vail, Miss Collins. Mrs. Oscar
B. Smith, Mrs. de Barry, the Misses Marsh
Mrs F. B. Coursen, Miss Richard, Mr.
Chambers and the Messrs. Lachman.
The last of the five Assemblies took place al
McAlpin Hall last Monday evening and ended
what has been great enjoyment to the young
members of society this winter. Mrs. Murray
S. Day and Miss Alice Day are to be warmly
congratulated on the successful carrying out
of these dances The room was unusually
pretty, hung with pink cheesecloth. over
which vines were trained and a large number
of ported plants, made most effective show
ing when lighted up in the evening. Among
those receiving the guests were Mrs. Murray
S. Day, Mrs. Cole. Mrs, Swords. Mrs. Dean.
Mrs. Foote. Mrs. Walker and Mrs Wander
pool. There were a great many guests and
among them were Miss Blocker, Miss Alice L
Day, Miss Alice Walker. Miss Edith Walker,
Miss Hopkins, Miss Bates, Miss Grace Lidger-
wood, Miss Hoy. Misses Turnbull Misses
Hall, Miss Swords, Miss Marie Bryce, Mrs.
Hoy. Miss johnson, Mrs. Slade, Miss Rowland
Ford, Miss Meredith. Miss Slade. Mrs. Flagg
Miss Whitney, Miss Foster. Messrs
Romano, Hovey, Keasbey. Randolph,
Duyckinck Vanderpool, Mills. Walker
Hastings. Flagg. Watts. Bryce, Walker, Lyon
Butler, Cole. Maynard. Wright. Forbes, Turn
bull, Ford, Griffith, Oscar Smith. Emott
Lewis, Little and Hoy.
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