The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-27

PERSONAL MENTION

| PERSONAL MEN ITO
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Edward Lyon and Archibald Tnrn-
bull are home from Rrinceton-
| Miss Helen Day, 4 teacher in the
public school at Butler Is home for
the holidays.
Mrs. @. E. Noble and daughter, who
have been at Carlsbad, are now at
Meran, Austria.
! Louis A. Thebaud and FL. P, Phipps
returned on Saturday from . shooting
! trip in the south.
! Miss Hattie Dickson has taken posi-
ton as teacher in the public school at
Rochelle Park, n. J.
Mrs. u. Grant Pierson Of Plainfield,
| lie spending few days with friends and
relatives in this city.
Walter Hamilton. of Haokensack,
has been the guest of Raymond Ben
nell Of Prospect street.
Randolph Erdman Of Waterbury,
Conn. was'home with his parents the
fore part of the week.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
Reynolds Moody at his home on Wash.
lington street Friday evening.
Seward Erdman of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of New York
is home for the holiday vacation.
i @. Franklin Wilson and Carl v.
Vogt left Saturday for a fortnight's
hunting trlplin North Carolina.
Rev. Joseph f. Andrew and Mrs.
Andrew of Paterson, were the guests
of relatives in town over Christmas.
James Todd who is connected with the
Adventure Mining Company at Green
land, Michigan. is home for a few days.
Rev Robert Evans Of Ridgefield Park,
is visiting his sisters Mrs. John Ell Berry
and Mrs. Hubert Nixon of Phoenix
avenue.
i A. p. Taller and John Marsh teach
ers at the Morris Acadamy are spend
ing the holidays at their homes in
Connecticut
/ Mr.. and Mrs Walter Van Orden
of New York were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin VanOrden during
the holiday week
! Charles Leschar. who for sometime
has been working at Saratoga has
been the guest of W. K. Muchmore
of Wetmore avenue.
i Mrs. Justin Smith and Miss Smith of
AshfieId Mass, mother and SISTER of
Henry NJ. Smith are spending the holt
days in Morristown. m +:
| Rev. Thomas G. Hall d. D.. who will
preach in the First Presbyterian church
Sunday is brother OF Mrs. W.. E. Whe-
lock of Morris avenue
| Charles Fl. Corwin, organist at the
M. e. Church is arranging for three
twilight musicales to be given the
first three Saturdays in January.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Maitland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Maitland,
of New York, were the guests of the
Rev. Franklin B. and Mrs. Dwight over
Christmas, ssess t.s
An informal reception will be ten
dered Rev. W. p. Taylor and Mrs.
Taylor at the parish house Of St.
j Paul's Episcopal Church East Orange
VA New Years Eve
Dr. Samuel G. Haven has received an
appointment on the Staffof House Ply
siciahs of Roosevelt Hospital, New York
City. He will assume his duties on jan
Euary LIST. The doctor by the way, is re-
ceiving congratulations on the announce
ment of his engagement to Miss Helen,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. 81. w. Hum
phreys, of Athol, Mass.
The second assembly ball ydill be
held in-McAlpin Hall next Tuesday
evening. The Executive Committee
in charge is composed Of the follow
ing ladies: Mrs Elias HI. Ames, Mrs.
Herman Behr, Mrs. O. d. M. Cole. Mrs.
William Hughes, Mrs. M. O. March,
Mrs. j. Morgan Slade, Mrs. Fayette
Smith and Mrs. Albert S. Swords.
A family re union was held at the
residence of Major n. M. DalryIple. on
Hill street, Christmas Day, those present
being Major and Mrs. Dalrymple. Mr..
and Mrs. George, H. Dalrympie. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Strange, and SON, Fay of
Harrington, Del, Mr. and Mrs. W. c..
Leek and daughters Mabel and Edith of
Somerville, N. j., Miss Laura G. Dali
rymple and Miss Maria Dalrymple of
Dover. A bountiftil Christmas dinner
was served and the interest in the oe-
casion was further increased by the dis
tribution Of gifts. In the evening Geo.
III. Dalrymple surprised the family by
presenting a program of instrumental
music in which he WAS assisted by
several we'll known Newark artists The
affair was greatly enjoyed by those
present ~