The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-29
ooooooooooooooooooooooo


NNNSSSSNOCCCCCo o0ooQoOOOOOpd
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre J. Smith spent Thanks
giving in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mex. Twombly leave this
week for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs vernam had a large house
party over Thanksgiving
Mrs. JohnI. Waterbury entertained friends
at dinner Thanksgiving evening.
Lieut.. Victor Blue and Mrs. Blue were the
guests of r. D. Feote over Sunday.
Mrs M Q. March of Headley Road, enter
tanned a house party over Thanksgiving
B. G. Bibb and Mr.. Lowry were the guests
OF W. Y. Marsh the early part of the week.
Miss Leila Whitney has coming ont,
reception at her fathers town house tomor.
row.
W, L. Marsh and W. ". Marsh left wad.
nesday for Mexico where they will spend mart
OF the winter
Mrs. Letchford gave the last of her Wednes-
days at home, this week. Miss Margaret
Young assisted Miss Letchford,
Mrs. E. M. Hurlburt gave a debutante,s
dinner before the dance. The Misses Evans
and the Misses Vernam entertained at dinner
before the dance also. The debutantes have a
large company in this place. Miss Julia q
Huriput, Miss Julia Cutler, Miss Emily Adams
Miss Dorothy Carter, Miss Bessie Hackstaff
miss Letchford. Miss Frances Humphreys
Miss freeman, Miss Waterbury and Miss Leila
whitney. A large number of debutantes al
ways makes gay winter, and this winter
promises to be very gay in Morristown.
The AaaeYrhIiae rpav,ad to.A
very large number present and was one of the
pieasantesf and most enthusiastic openings
that has taken place. The excess of young
men was unusual. and most pleasant, as di
vided dances" always makes large dance
mucn more attractive to the young women
Mrs Hurlburt. Mrs. w. w. Cutler, Mrs. Hack
staH ana Mrs. March received the guests,
among whom were Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Mr.
ana Mrs. Homaine, Mrs. Ames, the Misses
HurlDurt, Miss Grace Lidgerwood, Mr. and
MRS. Harrie u. Hull, Mrs. Behr, Miss Gertrude
Vernam, Mr.. and Mrs. George Watson, Mr..
and Mrs. Christopher Woodward, Miss Hol-
Inns, Miss Conger, Mrs. Hughes Mrs. and the
Misses Slade, the Misses Young, Miss MolIie
March, Miss Mary Howell. Mrs. F. w. Mer-
reil. the Misses Swords, Miss Cornelia VIII
lis, Miss Whitney. the Misses Cutler. Judge
anu AarS Outler, MISS carter, Miss Alice Day.
Miss Duyckinck. the Misses Evans. Miss
Adams. Mr.. and Mrs Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gilbert O. Kip. the Misses Duyckinck. Miss
freeman. Miss Gertrude Hall, Miss Augusta
Letchford, Miss Lord. Judge and Mrs. Mahlon
Pitney. Mr.. and Mrs Pierre J. Smith, Miss Jose
hine Smith, the Misses Walker, Miss Waterbury.
William Ewing. Gordon Forbes, Perry Mer-
rell, Henry shaw, Evan Thomas, Mason Young.
Norman Snow, Mr.. Buckholtz. Mr.. Conger,
James Emott the Messrs. l4idgerwood, the
Messrs Ames. Mr.. Roosevelt, Joseph f. Cole.
Arthur Whitney, Harold freeman, Peter FIRE.
iinghuysen. Oliver Adams, Leland Garretson,
Robert A. Granniss, Jr., Palmer Letchford,
Josiah Macy, Cyril Nash, Joseph Forbes,
Howard Hull. Benjamin Nicoll Mr.. Richard
son. Oscar Smith, Jr.. N. Mercer Walker. Ar
thur T. Butler. Elijah Woodward. r. O.
Browne and Mr.. Woodman. The hall has been
greatly improved by repainting. The entrance
is in red, the dining room in green, and the
hall proper in yellow The lighting has been
improved. The decorations were palms and
overpreen