The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-11-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Personal MENIlONi
A. r. Whitney and family have
gone to Colorado Springs.
j. B. Dickson and family have left
for their house in New York.
Miss Grace Harry has returned from
visit to friends in Brooklyn.
Hon. j. R. Emery occupied his new
house on Elm street in the early part
of the week.
Miss Blanche E. Fort, of Plainfield,
is the guest of Miss Caldwell, of Wet
more avenue.
Rev. S. q. Batten spent the past
few days as the guest of friends in
Philadelphia.
DIR. Charlton Lewis, of Normadie
Heights, will spend the next four
weeks in Cuba
Mrs. Ely, of Dover, was recently
the guest of Mrs. J. NJ Conklin, of
Speedwell avenue.
Mrs. B. Sanders Jacobus, of Mont
clair, spent the week with Miss
Francis E. Leonard.
Mrs. HI. HI. Wilson, of Washington
street, entertained a party of friends
on Tuesday evening.
The Misses Boniface, of La Porte,
Ind. are guests of their uncle, J. X.
Boniface, of King street.
Fred A. Marvin and family, of
Bellevue Terrace, have removed to
Jersey City for the winter.
Charles Scribner, of Loantaka, is
among those who have left for their
winter homes in the metropolis.
The family of B. f. Evans, of Mad
ison avenue, were among those who
left for their city homes this week.
Mrs. @. S. Banning and daughter
have returned from Wilton, Conn,
and are now at Mrs. Tunis' on South
street.
George H. Powers, popular young
society man of Trenton, was a guest
early in the week at the Mansion
House.
George H. Sherman, of this city,
finished a course at the Philadelphia
College of Horology ION Tuesday of
this week.
g. W. Hardness is another who
gives up Morris County air for a
home in New York during the win
ter months.
The Rev Arthur NJ Johnson, of
Hackensack has been the guest of his
parents on Washington street, during
the week.
Mrs. Norman Barrett, of Atchison,
Kan, will be the guest of her brother
E. W. Dennison in the Becker Block
during the winter.
Among the Normandie Park resi-
dents to depart for their winter
homes in the isle of Manhattan are
G. F. Clark and family.
Wheeler H. Peckham and family left
Morristown this week for their home
on Madison avenue, New York, where
they will remain until spring.
The Rev. T. l. Coultas, d. D., has
been at the Woman's College, Balti-
more, during the week, as conference
visitor A reception was rendered
him last evening.
Metropolitan surroundings appeal
more strongly to Emory McClintock
than does the Morristown environ
ment during the winter season and he
too, has gone to New York.
Manager E. W. Dennison, of the
local Telephone Branch, leaves to-
morrow with a party for Havana,
where he will remain about three
weeks. The party have engaged state
rooms on the Ward Line steamer
Habana.
J. Warren Howell, son of Elk Sheriff
Howell, was a guest last week of Rev.
A. Magoun Sherman. Young Mr.
Howell was member of Company M,
Seveny first New York, with which
regiment he saw service in Cuba.
His home is in New York.
Miss Agnes Whitney, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen S. Whitney, is
to be married to Seymour LIE Grand
Cromwell in ST. Peters Church next
Wednesday afternoon. A reception
will follow at the home of the bride
Fair Lawn Morris Plains.
DR.. Thomas W. Hastings, formerly
of this city, and who for some time
past has been ON the staff of the Pres
byterian Hospital, New York, was
selected by the faculty of the hospital
to accompany the trained nurses, who
have sailed on the Hospital ship,
Maine, to assist the English in the
South African War. DIR. Hastings was
graduated from John Hopkins Uni
versity Later he received diploma
from the Medical College, Of the
same institution Previous to his
connection with the Presbyterian
Hospital, he was on the staff of the
John Hopkins Hospital The many
friends in Morristown of DR.. Hast
ings, congratulate him upon his APP
pointment and also upon the fact
! that it was made entirely upon the
merits of the applicant, The time of
his engagement is for six months.