The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-05-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

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Miss Cecil Hosmer is the guest of Miss
Mrs. James Grove, Of Atno avenue,
Is making an extended visit in Toronto,
Miss Ada w. Owen left this morning
to attend the Bach festival at Bethie'
hem. Pa. '4Ao
Miss Mary K. Howell, of Elm street
ls visiting her cousin, Miss Fisk. in
John A. Stewart and wife have "a.
turned to Morristown after spending the
winter in New YORK. ''9
William L. Marsh has leased tho
residence II Macculloch avenue and will
spend the summer here.
Mrs. Robert d. Foote and family will
spend the summer at Watch Hill, where
they have taken cottage.
Grinnell Willis who is enioing a fish
ing trip in Ulster county New York is
at the Balsam Lake club House.
DR.. H. M. O'Reilly and sister, Miss
May, are spending few weeks at the
FAR View Hotel, Mt. Pocono, Pa.
Miss Eleanor Gros Claud, of Bridge
port, Conn.,, has been the guest of Mrs.
George Green of High street this week.
Miss Cochran, instructor of art at Miss
Dana's school, expects to spend the sum-
mer in Holland sketching sailing Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter R. Kemeys are
In Paris, and will remain there until the
latter part of June. when they will come
to Morristown.
Mrs. Marlatt of Warrensburg, Mis-
souri,, is the guest of her son a. W.
Lubbock, General Secretary of the Y.
M. G. A. in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McVey returned
Tuesday from a short wedding trip and
left Wednesday for Deposit, New York,
where they will reside.
Mrs. Robert c. Walsh and the Misses
Walsh have gone abroad. Mrs. Walsh
will remain for brief period, and her
daughters will spend year in school in
France.
Mrs. Julius Catlin is spending a few
days at "Fairholme" before going to
White Plains, N. Y, to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Tregor Park. Later in the sea
son Mrs. Catlin will sail for Europe.
Miss Alice |. Jones. of West Orange.
John Jones, of New York, and Alfred j.
thompson. of Havana, Cuba, were the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. B. D. Evans at
the State Hospital the early part of the
week.
! Rev. D. J. Meese and Mrs. Meese of
Mansfield Ohio, who have been the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson Fl. Fairchild,
were greatly impressed with the magni-
ficent drives in this vicinity. The grand
old Headquarters was also much enjoy
cd by them.
Mrs. Musgrave, mother of Mrs. Mil.
lard fillmore Hyde. has taken the Mrs
w. Bard McVicker house, 1.-THE HEDGE"
in Macculloch avenue. Mrs. McVicker
and her children will spend the summer
with her father, George Macculloch
Miller, at 'The Knolp' in Ogden Place.
The vacation schedule hes been made
out at the National Iron Bank as follows:
Messrs. Boel and Compton, July Is to
~; Dempsey and Babbitt, July 80 to
August IL; Kay and Milford, August 12
to 26; Crowell and Toms, August 90 to
September 8. The bankers now that the
dates have been arranged, are studying
schedules embracing mountain and sea
shore, although all will probably spend
some days at the Pan-American.
Among the Morristonians who will
spend the summer abroad are Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Adams, Mr.. and Mrs H.
Ward Ford and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs March, Mrs. julius Cat
lin, Miss Catlin, Mr.. and 5lrs. Augustus
G. Downing, Miss Egbert, Mrs. Charlton
T. Lewis, Malcolm Smith, Miss Edith
Hull, Mrs. Nicholl, Miss Nicholl, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy. Mr.. and
Mrs. George B. Raymond Miss Lois
Raymond, Charles Raymond, Mrs. Rob
ert G. Walsh, the Misses Walsh and Mrs.