The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
Sterling BEN is home from yale.

~ DASh0y Will Speuu Gn0 HOllQayS
at home, Oxford, Pa.
Mr.. Courtney and Mr.. de Magnin
expect to be in New York.
Mr.. Hoff is going to Geneva, N. Y,
for the Christmas holidays
DIR. J. G. Wright is home from a
visit to his ranch at Ogalolo, Neb.
Mr. Brown will be at Glen Cove,
z. L, during the holidays.
Mrs. George F. Cornell has returned
to her residence, No. AZ East 45th
Street.
Miss Annie Naughright is visiting
her cousin, Miss Lena Wise, of Early
street.
Miss Jennie Hall, of Wetmore
avenue, is visiting friends in Phila-
delphia.
Miss Slade will give a tea followed
by dance in McAlpin Hall Deem
Der 9th.
Mr., and Mrs. H. NICK. Twombly
will spend the holidays at Florham
Park.
Maurice G. Sutphen, Phi. D., of
John Hopkins University, is home
for the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Ely, of
Crawford, are the guests of Mrs. e.
Augustus Graves.
F. S. Hutchius, of Fosteria, Ohio,
Williams 1900, is the guest of his
friend Dunbar Brush.
Mrs. f. S. Hoyt has issued cards
for dance for Tuesday evening the
twenty sixth instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Valentine, of
Atno avenue, will spend the holidays
in Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr.. Woodman, of the Morristown
School, will spend the holidays in
Boston and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Milford
and family will spend part of the
holidays in East Orange.
Miss Helen Young will spend the
winter in Havana with her sister, the
wife of DR.. Kean, U. S. A.
Miss Josephine P. Smith, of Frank
lin street, will give card party on
Tuesday evening, January 2nd.
Miss Grace Carroll will entertain
several of her friends at her home on
Tuesday evening, December 26.
Mr.. Oliver w. and Miss Emily J..
Adams have issued cards for an in
formal dance on Thursday evening
next.
i Mr.. Butler, who has been cruising
about Cuba for his health with Gen.
Leonard Wood, will return after the
holidays.
W. S. Tomkpins, formerly of Boon
ton, and more recently a resident of
Montclair has been in town during
the week.
Harold Weeks, Columbia 1903, for
merly a student of the Morristown
School, who recently beat Yale, is
visiting his old school
Miss Nettie A. Graves entertained
her Bible Glass on Wednesday after
noon at her residence, No 1876 South
street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry R. Sutphen, of
Morris Heights, N. Y, will spend
the holidays with Mr.. Sutphen IS
mother on Franklin place.
Miss Dana and Miss Mary Dana
have gone to Philadelphia for q
vacation and the other teachers have
gone to their various homes.
Robert D. Foote and Edgar F. Ran
dolph returned on Wednesday from an
extended shooting trip in PamIice
Sound. They report excellent sport.
Professor Haven of the Morristown
High School, president of the New
Jersey State Teachers Association,
will attend the annual meeting of the
Association in Jersey City, Dec. 81,
% and 80.
The students from st. Pauls School
home for the holidays are Gordon
Hoxsey, Palmer Letchford, Gordon
Forbes, Harold Vernam, Leroy and
Frank IL. Whitney, Cortlandt Rich
ardson, Evan Thomas and Morgan
Smith.
Among the college men at home for
the holidays are Clarence Hastings,
Henry Cochran, Fred Ford, and Carl
Erdman from Princeton; Kingsley
Twining, Jr., from Yale, Dunbar 9.
Brush and Dudley Butler, from Will
liams; Joseph M. Cole, from Brown !;
Malcolm R. Smith, Francis Hoyt,
Charles Coe and Eric Poor from
Harvard.
DR.. Thomas W. Hastings, one of the
physicians en- route for the seat of war
in Africa was with the party when an
audience was recently granted by
Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle.
AS each member of the party was
presented, Her Majesty extended her
hand which the visitor was permitted
to kiss. An elaborate luncheon was
served afterwards.
William Unruh, chief engineer of
the Morris and Essex division of the
Lackawanna, has resigned his position
and on Friday of last week left for
Los Angeles, Cal. where he will spend
the winter 1t is his intention to re-
turn to the east in the spring and then
go to Paris for the exposition Mr..
Unruh has been connected with the
engineering department for more than
thirty years. He was accompanied by
]. Boyd Montgomery, of this city.