The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-11-22
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mrs. Coe r. Young will spend the winter In
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris wilkins are at the
Colonial.
Mrs. Arthur o. Dean and Miss Ruth Dean
are in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel freeman have returned
from Washington,
Mrs. Fi.z John Porter and Miss Porter are
living at Montclair.
Miss Dorothy Carter will be one OF the dc.
butants this winter.
Miss Ethel Waterbury is to be Eone OF the
debutan this winter.
Mrs. oliver Adams entertained at Seven
Handed Euchre last week.
Mrs. Cole is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. O. D.
M. Cole of Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh returned from a short
trip to Europe last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas @. Bushnell will
spend the winter In New York.
Miss Margaret Lanier Winslow entertained
friends at luncheon last week.
Mrs. Richard A. Mccurdy entertained the
Friday Euchre Club last week.
Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud of Morris Plains
gave large card party last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Cutler Of Kadenah
will spend the winter in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick s. Van Beuren have
returned to New York for the winter.
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Mrs. Robert q. Bushnell of Elm street.
Mrs. Abner w. Colgate Entertained her
friends at a large card party this week.
Mrs. Henry e. Fam have entertained a
number of friends at luncheon yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery McClintock will re-
main at Kemble Hill until after Christmas
Mrs. Clark, who was Mrs. Robert Ballan-
tines CUES last week, has returned to Newark.
Edgar F. Randolph started this week for the
Adirondacks, where he will spend the winter.
Miss Caroline L. Hopkins had Seven Handed
Euchre parties on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Macculloch Miller and
family left The Knoll to-day for their town
house.
H. Nick. Twombly seems to be the only
Morristonian who has box at the Horse Show
this year.
The Misses Evans of "TwinIOaks'' will join
their sister. Mrs Cramp, at st. Moritz late In
the year.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Bond will close
their Mt. Kemble avenue place next week and
go to New York.
John and James Lidgerwood and Joseph
Bushnell Ames have taken an apartment In
Brooklyn for the winter.
Mrs Williams of London, is spending the
winter in Morrlstown the guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Henry A. Fanshawe.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav e. Kissel leave Tues
day next for Pasadena. California. where
they will spend the winter.
DIR. and Mrs. Hubbard are at Atlantic City
They will return to Morristown where they
will remain until tue first Of january.
Mrs Peter BalIentine and Miss Isabel Ballen
tine have returned from Europe and are al
Spring Side. Littleton. until December |.
Mrs George #. Cornell and family leave
their South street house after Thanksgiving
and will spend the winter at their town house
Mr.. and Mrs. Duscknick and Miss Harriet
Dus cknick are at the Goliath House for few
weeks. They will spend the winter in New
Y,rk.
Mrs. Julius Catlin and Miss Edith Catlir
have returned from Europe They will spend
the winter in Washington, whore they have Q
house.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Il. whitnev will intro.
duce their young daughter. Miss Leila Whit
new. at reception IL their town house No
1879, 9th street. neyt Saturd " week, Nov. 81
Mrs. Hermann Behr, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Forester Taylor, the Misses Swords Miss
Behr and Mr.. Campbell we're among the Nor
ristown people who went last week to Pomfre
the football game between Morristowr
School and Pomfret.
On account of Mrs. Letchford's illness sh'
was not able to appear at her WEI nesday re
ception; her place being taken by Mrs. COLGATE
and Mrs. Hughes. Miss Ethel Waterbury
Miss Emily Adams, Miss Bessie Hackstaff ant
Miss Henry assisted. A large number Of guest
were present last Wednesday.
TIE Rummage Sale was great success, no
only financially. hut In giving people tn,
opportunity VI uulUhutuA Ouc ~ oNtAO
and closet where 1t will accomplish SOM
good Many Of the articles sold had ''cum
bered tie ground" in many households. bu
were still OF service TO the people who wanted
them. and these people came and bought them
It would be good plan If this sale were to b
yearly occurence not only for the good o
that most excellent charity, Memorial Hos
pital, but as clearing house for the thing
which have had their day.
Mrs Hackstaff introduced her only dauOh
ter to society at large reception last week
The house was brilliant with the most beauti
full flowers, roses and chrysanihemums pre-
dominating. Mrs. and Miss Hack-taf wear
ing white. assisted by Mrs Colgate. receives
their guests in the drawing room. Miss Jnli
Cutler Miss Josephine Smith. Miss Doroth
Carter and Miss Ethel Waterbury were at tn
tea table, AMONG the guests were the Mise
Stevenson, the Misses Walker. Miss Grannis
Mrs Randolph Mrs. Bailey, Gen. Walker
Miss Walker. Miss Bushnell. Mrs. John R
Emery, the Misses Dana, Mrs Tatnall Mich
oils, Mrs. Ropes, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs Hoyt
Mrs. Taylor. the Misses vernam Mrs. r. c
Walsh.
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