The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-06-01
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Mr., and Mrs Estey are at the Col
bath house.
Miss Churchill is visiting Miss
Anna Bushnell, Of Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wood are oc-
cupying the Wood house on Maple
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Hardness are occupy
ing E. A. Days house on Madison
avenue.
Miss Egbert has been spending a
few days with Mrs. Hughes at the
rectory.
Mrs Stuart Cooper has been the
guest OF Captain and Mrs. Cooper, of
South street.
Marcellus Hartley is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. George W. Jenkins of
South street.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Clark and
Miss Clark have opened their house at
Normandie Park.
Mrs. Garretson gave a charming
dinner last week for a number of her
sons college friends.
Mrs. George MacCulloch Miller en-
| tertained number of friends at din
ner Tuesday, May 80.
On Friday June /, Miss Sutphen S
school will close with an entertain
ment given by the pupils.
Frederick Richardson and his son
Cortland, are spending a few week,
fishing in the Maine woods.
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Captain Philip H. Cooper has been
ordered to San Francisco to take COM
mand of the battleship, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Congor, of New York,
have rented Miss Smiths house on
Macculloch avenue for year.
Mrs. J. Blakely Creighton and her
daughter Miss Abbie Creighton, will
return to Morristown next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Bailey
have closed their house on Macculloch
avenue and are now at Newport.
DIR. and Mrs. Pierce Bailey sailed
for Europe May "a. They expect to
spend the summer travelling abroad.
William T. Sanger and family have
returned toMorristown and are occupy
ing their house on Madison avenue.
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A very interesting reading was
given by Mrs. McAlpin on May 81 at
Mrs Ropes house. A number of ladies
were present.
Miss billiard, who has been staying
with Mrs Frederick Burnham through
the winter, has returned to her home
in North Carolina.
Mrs. Augustus W. Cutler sailed for
/ Europe on the Saale Tuesday, May 80.
Mrs. Cutler was accompanied by Mrs.
Condict Cutler and her son.
Mrs. and Mrs. Edward A. Day and
Mrs. Swords and her daughters have
| left Morristown and are occupying the
Spaulding Cottage at Seabright
The engagement has been announced
of Miss Emma Stone, daughter of Mrs.
George f. Stone, of Fair Oaks. )"
Washington avenue to Walter Schuy-
Ter Kemeys, of New York
William Griffith has returned from
Ecuador, where he was engaged in
experimenting the Quayaquil and
Quito Railroad. Mr. Griffith is tax
ing short vacation on account of his
health.
The first of the Golf Club dances
was given on Tuesday May 30. Mrs.
Phipps, Mrs. Tilden and Mrs. Kissel
received the guests, who were mainly
of the younger set. Other dances will
be given at the Golf Club during June.
A garden party for the benefit Of
the exchange will be held at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. G. Ropes ON Thurs
day afternoon, June the seventh The
admission, which is one dollar fol-
adults and twenty five cents fol
children includes music and refresh.
ments. Among the attractions will
be grabbing and punch and judy
show.
The extra assembly held at the Coli
Club on Wednesday night was a great
success. The club house was decor
ated with plants and the fire place
was filled with palms forming an
effective background in front of which
stood the ladies, who were on the re-
ceiving committee. The dance was q
short one, the music beginning at nine
and stopping promptly at twelve and
no supper was served. Among those
present were Mrs. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole, Mr. and Mrs Henry Phipps,
Mrs. Ames, Mrs. March and Mrs.
Slade, The Misses Swords, Miss
March, the Misses Slade, Miss Beeman,
Miss Howell the Misses Walker, Miss
Schmidt and the Misses Evans.
Messrs. Drummond, Duyckinck, Little,
Mattison, Ely, Forbes. Walker, Griffith,
! nj, Nott &c