The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-12-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss City Voorhees, is visiting friands
IN Scranton, Pa.
William j. Macksey is visiting his
parents at Norwich, N. Y.
James Rutledge is home from Seton
Hall College for the holidays.
Miss Benjamin of New York was the
guest of Miss Winslow this week.
Miss Olive Beers of Newark is visiting
Miss Frances Bockoven of this city.
Samuel Clark was the guest of G. G..
Kip of Madison avenue last Monday.
j. Danach & Fritz Keasbey were the
guest of Mrs E 1. Keasbey Monday.
Mr.. John Woench of New York spent
last Sunday with friends in this city.
Rev. w. P. Taylor and family have
gone to Reading. Pa. to stay for 10 days.
Mrs. Julius Catlin and the Misses
Catlin are at Fairholme for short
time.
Miss Emma Carrel of South Orange is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Matte
Carrel.
Miss Alice Boice of Newark has been
the guest Of Miss Poillon on DeHart
street
Miss Pink L. Thatcher is spending the
Christmas holidays with her parents on
Maple avenue.
Miss Anna Gipson Of Astoria, L. L, is
spending the holiday season with Miss
Eva Sturges of Morris street.
DIR. and Mrs. E. P. Harris of Chester.
Pa, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
B. Hoffman of Western avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parker Bloom
of Trenton spent Christmas with Mr..
and J, E. Parker, on Prospect street.
Miss Helen w. Hart has just returned
from visit to her mother in Oakland.
California, and is at the Goliath House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy and
Mrs. McCurdy and brother Joseph
Forbes, spent Christmas at Morris
Plains
Miss Lydia Brooks Bell of South
street, has issued cards for a five o'clock
tea, on the afternoon of New Year
Monday.
Mrs. Thomas w. caldwell is still in
New York. the guest of her husbands
mother Mr.. caldwell continues to
improve
Mr.. and Mrs C. F. Cutler and Mr.. and
Mrs. e. j. Hall and family will go to
New York after the holidays to remain
until spring.
Miss Henrietta E. Frapwell of Pine
street has gone to City Island, Greater
New York, where she will spend a
month with friends.
George FL. Sherman of the Philadel-
phia College of Horology is spending
the holiday season with his father, Rev.
A. M. Sherman. on Western avenue.
Mrs. Charles Leigh Hadley and the
Misses Hadley of New York, formerley
of Morristown, will receive at their
house, 81 West Twenty Third street. on
Thursdays, Dec. 10Th, Jan. 9Th and 18th.
Mrs. Chester Winthrop Knapp. of
New York, formerly Miss Katheryn
Westcote, will receive on Thursdays in
! January, at The Plaza where she is
spending the winter.
| At the annual banquet of the Board Of
| Trade of Newark. which will be held on
4 January 25. Mahlon Pitney will respond
| to the toast, "The President of the U nited
/ States" and the Rev. DIR. James M.
Buckley to Signs of the Times"
| Manager Madigan of the Western
Union Telegraph Company will resume
his position on Monday after a three
months vacation. His friends--and
| they are numerous will be glad to
learn that Mr. Madigan's health was
greatly improved by his Western trip,
| followed by rest in Morristown.
Ludwig Schumacher writes the
/ CHRONICLE from Thomasville, Ga. as
| follows: II wonder how you poor,
| frozen Jerseymen stand the Northern
| winter We have fbloomin' old
weather here violets, narcissus, roses
and japonicas bloom in the open air on
this Christmas day in the year Of grace,
1 1898.
Albert w. Erdman, who for some
time past has been assistant manager of
the Driggs-Seabury Arms Co, of Derby
Conn.,, has been promoted to the manage
ment of the concern, which has been
busily engaged on government contracts
since FEBRUARY last. Mr.. Erdman is Elk.
ceptionaIly well qualified for the inn.
| portant position to which he has been
called, having graduated with honors as
amechanical engineer. from the Stevens
i Institute, Hoboken.