The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-09-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

| Mrs. Mason Young has gone to
Watch Hill.
Rev. and Mrs. Wynant vanderpool
have returned from York Harbor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze will
return from abroad about October 18th.
Miss Alexander Bennell and son are
in New York for the Dewey reception.
Miss Jesse Sharpe is the guest of
Mrs Edward Blume, of Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adele Weiss and
daughters have returned from Dalton,
Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Coleman, of
Datonia, Fla. were guests last week Of
their niece, Mrs. Howell, of Atno
avenue.
Miss Emma Howell, of Atno avenue,
and party of friends are taking a
bicycle trip through the country.
Mrs. George E. Voorhees,. and the
Misses Voorhees, have returned from
Point O'Woods Long Island, where
they spent the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Mackie have
returned from Norfolk, Conn, where
they spent the summer.
Mrs. and Mrs George B. Raymond
who spent some weeks at Roach Ri
yer, Maine, are home again.
Mrs. F. W. Owen and daughters,
Miss E. M. Graves and Miss Westerfield
are in New York for fortnight.
/ IL.
wedding of Miss Grant to Prince
Cantucazene, at Newport, on Mon
day.
Walter B. Wood, bronzed and stall
wart after an extended experience
"roughing it, in Arizona, is visiting
friends in Morristown.
Mrs. W. W. Frazier, of Philadel-
phia, and Miss Mary Williams, Of
New York, were among the arrivals
at the Park House this week.
Harry Grove, a popular member of
the Y M. @. A., has obtained a posi-
tion in New York and will make his
home in the Metropolis.
Peter Steller and Miss Eta
Cook, of Poughhkeepsie, N. Y, who
were the guests of Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
Valentine, of Atno avenue, returned
home Wednesday.
Lemuel Eackley and Theo. S. Den
man have been spending the week in
Orange County, N. Y. The former
attended the reunion of his old regi-
ment, held at Middletown, ON We'd
| nesday.
w. R. Freegans, the accommodating
day ticket agent at the Lackawanna
Station having accepted a position
as entry clerk with Messrs. Grinnell
Willis & Company rendered his resi-
gnation to take effect Oct 1.
minger, Edgar Martin and Herbert
and fireworks today from the
yacht chartered by party of photog-
raphers.
Eugene S. Higgins is entertaining
his brother in law, H. Mortimer Brooks
at his country home, Glen Farm. :"
Mr. Higgins and party of friends
will witness the naval parade from
his yacht.
Miss Marie Vismari, daughter of
Louis Vismari, and who has been Fat
All Souls Hospital for the past month,
is much improved in health. She
speaks enthusiastically of the excel
lent treatment at that institution.
James Erwin, superintendent of the
Luther KountZe estate, returned from
a six weeks sojourn in the North of
Ireland, his home country, on Sunday,
much improved in health. Mr.. Erwin
also visited the beautiful Killarny
Lake region and other interesting
sections of South Ireland.
DR. and Mrs J. P. Couse, of Ham
burg, N. j., were the guests of Mrs.
B. H. Potter, Mrs. Couse's sister,
ON the Mendham road, after the re-
union of the 33d New Jersey Regiment
last Friday DR.. Couse won cap
tains' shoulder straps in the 33d, after
wards studying medicine, locating in
Sussex County where he has an extern
sive practice.
Miss Grace Thatcher and Fred
Corriell will be married at high noon
on Wednesday next at the residence of
Mrs. John Thatcher on Maple avenue
Owing to the recent bereavement in
the family the wedding will be a
very quiet one.
Norman Ball of Whippany, who has
been in the employ of Fred V. Pitney
of this town, and the Acqueduct Com
pany in taking the water meters, has
entered Lehigh University, of South
Bethlehem, Pa, taking a course in
civil engineering. Mr.. Ball, before
entering Mr.. Pitney's employ was a
student at the Whippany Public
School.