The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL MENTION.
Charles c. Egbert spent last Sunday

hills.
Miss Eva Sturgis of Morris street was
guest last week of friends in New
York.
Mrs John Pell of New York is the
guest of Mrs. j. B. Sturgis of Morris
street.
Mrs. Clark S. Brown, Miss Brown and
Miss Agnes Brown sail Monday fol
Genoa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Bell of Flor
ham Park have returned to their coun-
try place.
James Croix of Albeit avenue is visit
ing relatives in Buffalo, N. Y, for a
short time.
Miss de Camp has returned to Morris
town for few weeks and is at the Col
bath House.
Mrs George F. Cornell and family
will return to their South street house
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine J. Smith
were the guests of Mrs. Jaqueline Smith
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. and Emery McClintock
are down at Kemble Hill after their
winter in New York.
Edward Coggeshall and Miss Cogge-
shall will return to their Madison ave
nue. house next week.
David S. Enslee of Morris street leaves
town tonight for Montclair, where he
will reside permanently.
Mrs. John w. Davis and the Misses
Davis will return to their place on Mt
Kemble road next month.
Mrs. Gordon Sherman has returned
from Philadelphia and is the guest of
her mother, Mrs Shelton.
Mrs. PitDey. wife of the Vice Chancel-
lor, has been very i'll the past week but
is more comfortable now.
Mrs. Israel Heath of Oxford is spend
ing a month with her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Heath. of Albeit avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank R. johnson. who
were recently in town on brief visit
have returned to New York.
William F. Macksey of Washington
place mas returned from a visit TO
friends at Astoria, Long Island.
E. LIE Claire Vogt has gone to Eustis.
Florida. He will return with his mother,
who has spent the winter in the land of
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ Cox will
give up the Egbert house this spring,
and will spend the summer at the sea-
shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Costello of Win
chester. n. H., have been spending a
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Byrne of
King street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Youngs Marsh
are at Mrs. Underhill's. and will occupy
their own house, corner Maple avenue
and DeHart street, on May l.
The Lidgerwood house on South street
has been put in thorough order for Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Curtis Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis are now on their wedding tour.
Rev John NJ. Gilbert and Miss Starr
were married Yesterday at Trinity
Chapel, New York. AS assistant at ST.
Peters, Mr.. Gilbert was well known in
Morristown.
Miss Minnie Costello, who has been
spending the past six months with her
aunt, Mrs. Peter Byrne, of King street,
returned to her home in Winchester,
N. H., on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas G. Bushnell and
Miss Anna Bushnell returned home last
Saturday evening, having been away
eight months. They have been around
the world in that time
Mr. and Mrs Theodore Ayers, and
Theodore Ayers, Jr., are among the
guests at the Park House, which opened
yesterday under the management of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Fred Runyon.
John Pinney Erdman is a member of
the graduating class of Mccormick Theo
logical Seminary, Chicago. The exer-
cises will be held on the evening of May
4th, in the Church of the Covenant.
J. Fred Runyon gave an informal din
ner at the Park House last night Among
the guests were D. P. Mcclellan, Eugene
Carroll, Harry Van Glider, Frank w.
Milford Isaac R. Pierson and George G.
Smith.
Charles Hetzel of Newark. formerly
of this place, who was catcher of the
noted Morristown Baseball Club, now
disbanded, has been visiting his father.
in-law, Davis G. Stilwell, of Columbia
street, this week.
Miss Jessie E. Spencer of Morristown
who has been spending the past -four
months in Florida. was married on April
10 to Edwin G.. Smith of Eustis whom
she met while in that place. Mr.. Smith
is the owner of several large orange
groves in Florida. Miss Spencer is g
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ALI
son Spencer.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Watts
and Samuel Cochrane will take place al
the South Street Presbyterian Church 8
week from next Wednesday. Mr.. Coch
rane's brother will perform the cere
mony. Miss Mamie Watts will be maiC
of honor, and Miss Jenkins of Boston
who is to marry Mr.. Cochrane's brother
one of the bridesmaids
A formal announcement has heer
made that the marriage of Hobart Tut
tie of Paterson, brother-in-law of Vic,
President Hobart, and Miss Stubs O
Hartford, will take place at Hartford il
June. Mr.. futile has been Governo
Voorhees, private secretary since h,
came into Office, and is we'll known
throughout the State.
DR.. NJ. L. Perry. formerly membe
of the medical staff of the New Jerse,
State Hospital at Morris Plains. returne,
from Europe on the Kaiser Frederick
The doctor has been more than a yea
abroad and has spent his time in earnes
laboratory work in Vienna and Berlin
He has taken regular University cours
under the ablest masters in medicine il
Europe, among them Obersteiner, Moth
nagle, Kraft, Ebing and Kaposi. Thu
doctor had long hospital experience il