The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-12-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Harry Owens will return Monday
from Cornell University
Miss Wilbur Of Miss Dana's Seminary
will spend the holidays in Binghamton.
James Grove Of Cedar Rapids, Ne
braska, is visiting his brother, Alder
man Grove.
The Friday Evening Club will hold
its December meeting in the Lyceum
this evening
Mrs. A. G Ropes of Morris avenue
will entertain house party of twenty
over Christmas.
Ralph Potter Bliss, teacher in the high
school will spend next week at his home
in Auburn, N. "
Robert Wilson aud family have re-
moved to New York city, where they
reside permanently.
Miss Bertha Brookhout Of Roxburv,
N. ", has been the guest of Mrs. III. B.
Hoffman Of High street.
George King who is spending the
winter in New York was in town the
early part Of the week.
Walter B. Wood is expected home
next week from California where he
has been for some time.
Clarence Hastings of Princeton Univ
ersity was the guest Of friends in town
the early part Of the week
Miss Hattie Van Wagner Of Holyoke
College, Mass, will spend the holidays
with her parents in this place.
j. Claude Armstrong is expected home
tomorrow from the Springfield Training
School for the Christmas vacation
Robert D. Foote, John A. Chambers
and Edgar f. Randolph, have returned
from their shooting excursion in North
Carolina.
A. w. Lubbock secretary of the Y !.
M. G. leaves Monday for Missouri,
where he will visit his parents for a
fortnight.
Miss Mabel E. Stowe, teacher of
languages in the high school will spend
her Christmas vacation at her home in
West Brattleboro vt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Letohford,
of Madison avenue, have issued invi-
tations for a dance in McAlpin Hall
next Thursday evening.
Albert TT. Lucas and family have
sailed for England where they will
make their future home.
Miss EVA Bennell, Miss Sarah Belts,
Miss Bessie Norris, Miss May Emmons
and Miss Bessie Smart returned from
the State Normal School at Trenton
to day.
A subscription dance will be held at
the Morristown School next Saturday
evening, December 28. The dance is to
commence at 7.30. and is being arranged
by Mrs Herman Behr and Mrs. r. w.
Merrill.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of DR.. George L. johnson. the popu-
lar druggist in the Babbitt Building
and Miss Emma Louise Gard of Hat
field, Mass, to take place at the
brides home on Christmas eve.
While not intended for sale, Miss
Emma III. Van Pelt. in connection with
the Water Color Exhibition at her
studio in the Farrelly building, shows
most interesting collection Of hand
made basketry.
The chair gown is the latest fad of
smart folk. 1t is designed to be worn
while seated. 1t differs from the gown
in which one receives their guests stand
ing, in that it is wider in the skirt TO
admit of graceful pose, and it is fash
ior,ad RI Eao aaar1 from tho front
A very pretty tea was given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs Oscar b. Smith, in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Josephine
Smith. Among the guests were Mrs.
Hackstaff, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. ]. B. Ayers,
Mrs. Metcalf Miss Bessie Hackstaff,
Miss Julia Cutler, Miss Dorothy Young,
Miss Henry, Miss Margaret Wood. Miss
Dorothy Carter, Miss Dana, the Misses
Abel and Miss Van Pelt.
Morristown society people are greatly
interested in the coming show to be held
at Madison Square Garden, beginning
December 90, under the auspices of the
Ladies Kennel Association of America"
The entries number 1 1926 and as this is
the initial meeting. its success is already
assured The entries include all varie-
ties Of dogs from the toy black and tan
to the great st. Demands.
The New York Genealogical and BIZ
ographical Record for October. has the |
following notice of "Authors 81 Writers
associated with Morristown, with a
chapter on historic Morristown," by
Mrs. Julia Reese Coles This excel
lent work has reached its second edition,
the first having been published in 1893 |