The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1900-10-26
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Miss Marion Swords is the guest OF
Mrs. Howell Of Elm street.
Mrs. Shelton and her daughter, Miss
Helen Shelton, Of Miller Road, are
at Saratoga.
The Misses Halsted, of New York,
have recently been the guests Of Mrs
Stephen r. Little
Miss Brigham. who has been the
guest OF Miss Slade has returned to
New York.
Evan Thomas and Norman Snow
spent a few days in Morristown last
week the guests Of Mrs Schmidt
Miss Margaret Lewis gave small
luncheon of eight on Tuesday to a
number Of friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Pearce Bailey have
rented house on Fifty seventh
street. New York.
Miss Lydia Greene and Mr.. deCroy
of New York are the guests of Miss
Rowland.
Richard Chisolm spent Sunday in
Morritown, the guest Of Mrs Albert
H. Vernam.
Mrs. H. H. Walker is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Harrison, of Norfolk,
Va.
Miss Allison Turnbull gave small
tea to number of Der friends in
honor OF Miss Ellen Turnbull, who
is visiting in Morristown.
Invitations are out for dinner to
be given on October twenty ninth by
Mrs. William T. Sanger in honor Of
her daughter.
Miss Ethel Muster Taintor, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Giles E. Taintor,
will be married on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 81 at her fathers house in New
York.
Mrs James Wayne Cuyler. who has
been in Morristown since the summer,
has sailed for France. She expects
to pass the winter in Paris with Sir
Philip and Lady Grey Egerton
The engagement of Miss A. Louise
Spencer, daughter of Mr.. and Charles
ID. Spencer, of New York to Mr.. Fred
erick B. Hinchman, has just been
announced.
Mrs. George f. Stone has rented
her house on Thirty ninth street in
New York and will sail for Europe on
Saturday December accompanied by
Mrs. Abner Colgate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingston
will close "Oak Dell, their home on
Madison avenue in November and
go to New York where they have
rented house for the winter.
Mrs. John o. H. Pitney and Mrs.
Charles Bradley will give dinner
at the Golf Club on All Hallowe' en-.
Thirty invitations have been sent
out, and all the guests will be fancy
dress costumes of the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries.
Miss Helen Dodge gave a very de-
lightful tea on Tuesday afternoon
in honor of the Misses Low, of Brook
Ign, who are visiting her. Among
those present were the Misses Miller,
the Misses Vernam, Miss Wood and the
Misses Turnbull
Mrs. William Watts reception on
Saturday, to introduce her daughter,
was attended by great number of
friends. Among those receiving with
Mrs. Watts and at the tea tables were
Mrs. Litchford, Mrs. F. Marsh, Mrs.
H. e. Hoy, Miss Ruth Bigelow, Miss
Allison Turnbull and Miss Dolly
Young.
On Friday, November Q, Mrs. HI.
Mex. Twombly will give large
dinner dance at her house in Madison
Twelve ladies are to give dinners be-
fore the dance, after which the guests
will go to Florham, where cotilIion
will be given. Dinners will be given
by Mrs. Vernam, Mrs. Grannis, Mrs.
Stewart, Mrs. Foote, Mrs. Tiers,
Mrs. Raymond, Mrs. Flagg M. Garrett
son, Mrs. Henriques, Mrs. Whitney,
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Ballantine.
Miss Dana and Miss Mary Dana
gave delightful reception at their
house on Madison avenue, on Tues
day. the twenty third. Receiving
with Miss Dana were Miss Brownell.
Mrs. j. O. Fl. Pitney, Mrs Edwin
Clark, Miss Stark, Miss Merwin, Mrs.
10. f. Cutler, Miss Lyon, Miss Marion
Fischer and Miss Marie Truesdale.
The rooms were crowded throughout
the afternoon. Among those present