The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1899-12-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

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PERSONAL MENTION.
Noel Bleecker Fox, of Elm street,
is home from Columbia Law School.
G. Frazier and family are at their
country home for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Hind will pass
the winter in southern France
Miss Helen Day, who is teaching at
Butler, N. j., is home for the holi-
days.
Miss Jane CasKey and Miss Hattie
Van Wagner, of Mt. Holyoke College,
are spending the holidays at home.
Miss Alice Beach, of the State Nor
NAL School at Trenton, is home for
the holidays.
Halstead Little, of the Junior Glass
of Princeton University, is home for
the holiday time.
Mrs. P. M Hall and daughter, Miss
Jesse are spending few days in
Montclair.
The second one of a series of Assem-
blies for this season takes place to-
night.
The Misses Grannis of Morris Plains
will give dance Monday evening III
the new Hall at that place.
Miss Wilder, of East Orange, is
visiting the Misses Dobbins of Frank
lin place
Mrs Charles e. Noble and daughters
left for Washington, DC, yesterday,
where they Will spend the winter.
Miss Lille Morehouse, of Orange,
is spending the holiday vacation with
friends in Morristown.
Andrew Reasoner, who has been
very i'll at his residence in East
Orange is improving
Miss Vera Vreelaud, of Wetmore
avenue, is spending part of her holi-
day vacation with friends in Rose
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Parker Bloom
spent portion Of the holiday season
with Mrs. Blooms parents on Pros
pect street.
John Paul Jameson has taken a
position as clerk in the stock depart
ment of Adams & Clark, &C Broadway,
New York.
Miss Eva Bounell is spending few
weeks at Scranton, Pa, with her
cousin, Miss r. j. Bonnell, of that
place.
Mrs Nicholas B. Briant left on
Wednesday for Washington, d. c.,
where she will spend the winter with
her daughter Mrs. l. o. Ball.
Miss Mary. daughter of the late DR..
Fisher, of Reading, Pennsylvania, is
visiting Miss Martha S. La Rue, of
Atno avenue.
Miss Hattie Buxton pleasantly en-
tertained the members of her Sunday
School class at her residence on Frank
lin street, on the afternoon of Friday
last.
Miss Lou Burd, who for some years
has been one of the staff at McClel-
lans New York Cash Store. has re-
signed to accept position in Newark
She still resides in Morristown.
"Teddy" Potts, son of Judge Potts,
of Jersey City, and Mr.. Brown, son of
Col. Brown, U. S. A., viii spend a
few days with Jasper and William
Coghlan.
Seriff and Mrs. Charles A. Baker
have issued cards for a reception
Monday evening, the lst of January,
in honor of the twentieth anniversary
of their marriage.
Robert L. Bachman, of last years
class at Princeton, will
spend the winter with the family of
Mrs, Powell, of Madison avenue. Mr..
Bachman was class poet at Princeton.
Among the students who are spend
ing the holidays at home are Miss
Carrie Zeek, Miss MacNaughtan. Miss
Edna Coultas and Messrs. Bliss Conl-
tas, James Rutle Sge and Edward Hill
lock.
Miss Grace Carroll, of Washington
street, entertained number Of her
friends ON Tuesday evening. A very
pleasant evening was spent. Among
the guests were several from Boonton
and East Orange.
Dewitt G. Flanagan has been ap-
pointed guardian for his nephew,
James Flanagan Dechart, Il lad of
eleven years of age who it is said is
the only heir to an estate worth some
thing over a million dollars.
Mrs Laura II. Slade, of Madison
avenue, gave a reception and dance
evening in honor of the
coming debut Of her daughter, Miss
Laura Slade The reception was held
At the home, No II Madison avenue,
from four to seven. Miss Slade re-
oeived, assisted by other dcbutants Of
the season, Tho dance was held i'm
the Assembly Rooms. McAlpin Build
ing, The rooms were decorated by
Holton with evergreens and holly,
while an exceedingly pretty effect
was produced by tho rose shadings for
the lights