The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-11-23
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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Mr.. and Mrs. Grinneli Willis are
travelling in Canada.
| Miss Allison Turnbull Is visiting
friends in Washington, b. g.
| The Misses Slade entertained mum
Der of friends at euchre on Friday.
Mrs. Curtis entertained at sevenr
hand euchre on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Dana received q 9 number of
friends on her last Monday afternoon
Miss March, Of Headley Road, enter
tanned at seven handed euchre on
Thursday afternoon.
/ Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Spedden sailed
for Egypt on Saturday. They will
pass the winter abroad.
Mr.. Meyers, Of New York, has
rented Mrs Phillip H Cooper's house
on South Street for the wi ter.
Mrs. Enos Wilder, Miss Wilder, Mrs.
Matthias Plum, I'd, will be at thu Marie
Antoinette on December the first.
| Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell gave d euchre
party on Friday afternoon for her
neice, Miss Trothe. of g erman town.
Miss Low, of South street, gave a
small tea on Tuesday afternoon in
Ehonor of her guest, Miss Hanaman.
| Mrs Jaoquelin Smith has issued
cards for a reception at her house in
New York on Saturday, December
first.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Grannis have
closed their house in Morris Plains
and have gone to New York for the
winter.
Mrs. Julius Catlin, who, has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Otto
Rhinehart Hansen, in Milwaukee, has
returned to Fairholme.
Mrs. Frelinghuysen gave seven
handed euchre party on Friday
Among those present were Miss Yer
nam, Miss Swords, Miss Evans and
Miss Hurlbut.
The first Assembly will be held at
McAlpin Hall on Wednesday evening,
November twenty eighth. A number
of dinners will be given before the
dance
Mrs. George Seymour Hastings gives
receptions on Saturdays, December the
first and fifteenth, at her house on
Fifty fourth street, New York, to in
troduce her daughter, Miss Hastings.
Mr.. and MRS. r. A. Day, Mrs. Swords
and the Misses Swords are again in |
their home on Madison avenue, which |
has been occupied through the sum-
mer by Mr.. and Mrs Hardness, of
New Y FORK.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frederic W. |
Merrill gave an very informal tea at |
her home on Macculloch avenue. The |
guests were invited to meet Mrs w. |
A. Shaw. of Chicago, her daughter,
Miss Gertrude Shaw and Miss Hol-
Inns Among those present were Mrs. |
Henry Ford, Mrs. Walsh, Mrs: Hoy, /
Miss Shaw, Miss Ward, Miss March, |
Miss Watts and Miss Twining.
Mrs. Emory's reception on Friday
afternoon, to introduce her neice. Miss
of Englewood, was very
delightful entertainment. Miss Dana, |
Mrs. Tillinghast. Mrs. Hughes, Miss /
Mary Dana, Miss Mamie Watts and I
Miss Elsa Hurlbut received with Mrs. I
Emory. At the tea table were Mrs. |
Keasbey and Mrs. Ballantine. Mrs, |
boullion and frappe. Among those
present were Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. /
J. Lowrie Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pitney, Mrs. McCarroll, Mrs. Robert
Walsh, Mr. Maclxie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Young, the Misses Young, Mrs. !
Bradley, Mrs. Hubbell, Mrs. March,
Mr.. Keasbey. the Misses Mills, Mrs +
Swords. Miss Sanger, Miss Walker, Mrs.
Pitney, Mrs. Smith, Miss Bushnell, Mr..
Woodman, Miss Twining and Mr.. Bux
ton. After the reception an elaborate
supper was served to number of
guests