The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1898-10-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

congratulations TO OOV6FuOE w dtKlue.
The Misses Fraser of Mills street are
entertaining Miss Heuer of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Heath Of
Albeit avenue are visiting in Warren
county.
Mrs G. A. Van Mater is the guest of
her nieces, the Misses Lindsey of West
ern avenue
Mrs. c. G. Bishop and Miss Fox have
issued cards for three Thursdays in
November
The marriage of Miss Annie La Comble
will occur in New York in the forepart
of November.
Jerry George, conductor on the Dover
express. is spending his vacation at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert j. Turnbull and
family have removed to No. 6 West 47th
street, New York.
Mrs. o. T. Colder of Syracuse, N. Y,
is the guest of Mrs. 7. F. Macksey of
Washington place.
Edward Park, a conductor on the
Easton express, is spending ten days
vacation out of town.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Alice Field to Mr.. Hubbard, who is
prominent in society in Kansas City.
Miss Una. daughter of Mrs. Henry G..
Gielow, the well known dialect dramatic
reader, has entered Miss Dana's school.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Marian G. Lathrop, formerly of this city,
to Henry Stanley Haskins of New York
city.
Mrs. H. B. Hoffman and neice, Miss
Louise Mulford, are sojourning with
friends in the Quaker City for fort
night.
Manager John H. Madigan Of the
Western Union Telegraph Co. writes
enthusiastically concerning the Omaha
Exposition.
Thomas Harry and Robert Cartwright
of Roseville started Tuesday morning on
a trip South. taking in Old Point Com
fort. Norfolk and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs, Emile Hurting and
family have returned from Belmar.
where they spent the summer and are at
their pretty home on Morris avenue.
Miss Ida May, eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Carroll, will be mar
ried at the residence of the bride on
Wednesday next at half past six to l. D.
Lyon.
The Rev. c. H. H. Pannell, the pastor
of the Peoples Congregational Church.
TannersviIle, and who has been visiting
his son, the Rev. w. T. Pannell, has re-
turned home.
Ray w. WEIGH, the we'll known Nor
ristown dentist now attending the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, was selected
from sixteen candidates as one of the
nine regular members of the 1901 Dental
crew
William McCarty, of Newton, N. j..
formerly a resident of this city, is visit
ing George H. Doyle and other friends.
Mr.. McCarty, who is an active worker in
the Newton Mission, will speak in the
Market Street Mission tonight.
]. B. Salmon of Ledgewood who
went to the Klondike gold fields several
months ago in the interest of Morris
county combination of capitalists, is at
home He will return to the gold fields
soon, where he and his co-workers ex-
pect to be successful
Joseph w Thompson, who for some
time past has resided at Wilmington, will
spend the winter in Colorado, with
headquarters at Denver. This action of
Mr.. Thompson is taken upon the advice
of his physician, who recommend dry
climate for the ensuing winter.
Rev. Andrew Beattie, who has been
supported as a missionary in China for
the past nine years by the Men and
Boys Missionary Association of the
South Street Presbyterian Church. has
been the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Albert
Erdman. He preached very acceptably
in the South Street Church on Sunday
last and spoke briefly of his work, which
has been very successful.