The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-16
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Miss Milliken is the guest of Mrs.
Buckley this week.
Mrs. Streite, of New York, is at Mrs.
Underhill's on South street.
Miss Pyle, of Philadelphia has been
visiting Mrs. Albert Fl. Vernam.
Miss Twining gave very de light
full card party on Saturday las t.
| Mrs. W A. Shaw and Miss Ger
trude Shaw are visiting Mrs. Henry
Shaw.
Mrs. Morris Hollins has rented Mrs.
Vivian Shaw's house on Hill street
for the winter.
Miss Marian Forsythe entertained a
few friends at tea at the Golf Club on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Emory gives large reception
this afternoon in honor of her neice,
MISS TIllinghast, at Englewood.
Mrs. Luther Kountze entertained
b house party last Sunday at her
/ house ON the Mendham Road.
Miss Maria Fish and Henry Fl.
\ HollIst err have recently been the
guests of Mrs. r A. Williams.
Mrs. Albert G. Ropes entertained a
number of young friends at luncheon
Tuesday in honor of Mrs e. A. Nc
&lpin
Mrs. G. D. M. Cole gave an infor-
nal tea On Tuesday, In honor of her
neice, MISC Cole who has been visi-
tiIsg her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Van Buren,
l., Al 1. r ~
Terrace and have gone to New York
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Binney, who
have recently occupied the Roberts,
house opposite Elm street, win spend
the winter in Rev York.
Wednesday afternoon the Norris
town members of the Society of the
Colonial Danes held meeting at the
house of Mrs. McCurdy, at Morris
Plains.
On Tuesday Mrs Robert g, Walsh
gave charming luncheon in honor |
of Miss Helen Sanger, who is one of
this winters debutantes.
On Thursday evsning Mrs. W. 7.
Sanger gave dinner at her home on /
Madison avenue. Among those rres-
ent were Mr.. and Mrs, Thebaud, Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. FL Pitney, and Mr..
Woodman-
The daughters CT the Revolution
met at the home of Mrs. Buckley, on
Hill street, Thursday morning of this
week, to discuss the interests of she
Society. A. large number OF members
this meeting.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Shaw
n, g.-1 4.
hST neice Miss.Gertrude Shaw AmoRgl
Young, Miss Watts, Miss Cutler,
Miss Hull, Miss Vernam, Miss. Walker
Miss March and Miss Wood
A Magazine Club meeting every
Monday afternoon, has been organized
by some of the ladies in Morris
town for thevreading and discussing
Of magazine articles. Among t9fs,
members are Mrs. William Shelton,
Mrs Edward @. Keasbey, Mrs
Fayette Smith. Miss Shaw, Mrs.
Hughes, Miss Woodruff. Miss How
and, Mrs Edward CLARK, Mrs. j.
Aowrie Bell and Mrs. J. N. A. Girls
void.
A very interesting series OF lectures
is being given by Miss Georgia
Roberts during this month. The first
lecture was given at the house IF Mrs.
Stephen S. Wni they. the subject being
Hhe Chinese Question. The second
lecture was held at the homsrof Mrs.
W. Allston Flagg, the subject being
English Politics. The two following
lectures will be given at the homes
Mrs. Robert McCur6fy, NORRIS Plains,
and Mrs. George GE Frelinghuyssn, Il
Road.
Mrs. E. A. McAlpin gave a very i'm
Bible reading at the house
Of Mrs. Albert G.. Ropes, on Tuesday
afternoon. Miss GNrnee gave soime
selections before and after
the reading, Miss May e. Westenfisld
playing the acconspaniments. A large
audience listened to Mrs. McAIpin's
which is the second she has
given heres Afterwards Mrs Ropes
served tea, chocolate and ices to her ]
guests, making a very pleasant
social affair. Among those present
were Mrs. Chapman, Mrs Frank
Marsh, Mrs. Cabler, Mrs. Jenkins,
Mrs. Twlning, Mrs, Burnham, Mrs
Maury, Mrs. Hull. Miss Hull, Mrs.
Pierre Smith, the Misses Slade, Mrs.
Young, Miss Young, the Misses Owen,
Miss Lucftta johnson. Miss Marry,
the Misses Hurlbut, Miss Irene Walk
er, Miss Cutler, Miss March, Mrs.
Watson.