The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-01-18
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

I6 IOtfINllhS O1uO A1Ot ldoO
at Mrs. John r. Emery's.
Miss Mamie Watts entertained
friends at a card party last Wednes-
day.
Mrs John Murray Forbes gave the
second of her card parties last Thurs
day.
Mrs. J. Morgan Slade entertained a
large party of guests at luncheon last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard A. McCurdy
of Morris Plains, will spend several
weeks in California.
Mrs. Vernam had musicale last
Wednesday for her guest, Miss Tracy,
of New York.
Miss Margaret Lanier Winslow, of
Maple avenue, has issued invitations
for large luncheon next week.
Mr.. Trask and Fritz Keasbey were
the guests of the Misses Keasbey of
Boyken street last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. M. March of
The Knoles, Morris Plains, spent last
week IN Morristown at the Goliath
House.
Mrs Mason Young has returned
from Nutley when she was called by
the illness of her son, Mr.. George
Young.
Joseph B. Cole, who has been very
ill with typhoid fever in the Allie
gheny City Hospital, returned to
Morristown last Tuesday.
Mrs. Charlton T, Lewis entertained
the Tuesday Luncheon Club this
week, Mrs. Twining reading an in
teresting paper on Italy.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Watts returned
from New York last Monday, having
been called there by the death of Mrs.
Watts niece, Miss Bigelow.
1t is said that there are seven seven
handed euchre" clubs in Morristo~ II,
four clubs for mental improvement
including the two luncheon clubs and
one whist club.
Miss Halsey, of Rockaway, is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Quentine
Keasbey, of Miller Road. Mrs. Keas-
hey gave delightful small dinner for
Miss Halsey last Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Walker Jenkins invited
large number of guests to hear Mrs.
McAlpin, the wife of General
McAlpin, give a Bible talk. Five
O'Clock tea followed the lecture which
was great success.
Charles @. Ebgert has accepted a
position with the Niagara Electrical
Company, having it headquarters
near Niagara Falls. Mr.. Egbert will
leave his present position this month
and will reside at Niagara.
Several Moristown people have re-
ceived invitations for the dance to BE
given this evening by Mrs. Twombly
for the purpose of introducing her
eldest daughter to society. The dance
takes place at Mrs. ywombly's Fifth
avenue house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Burlin-
game, of New York, have sent invi-
tations for the marriage of their
Robert Chetwood Beatty, of New York
at st. James Church. New York, ON
Wednesday, the Goth at one o'clock.
Several Morristown guests, who
were invited to the large dinner to be
given on Wednesday at the Metropoli-
tan Club, New York, by Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Livingston, received notice
that the dinner was postponed owing
to the serious illness of Mrs. Livings-
ton.
The concert of the Stevens Glee,
Mandolin and Banjo Clubs, at the
Lyceum last evening was delightful
affair. The grip and bad weather
prevented great many from attend
ing but the body of the house was
we'll filed. Nearly every ing was
encored and one or two things re-
peated by request. The playing of
the mandolin and banjo clubs was nm
usually good and spirited, the time
being much better than is usually
found in college clubs. The Glee
Club needs more high tenors to make
it thoroughly effective, but the singing
was very good Mrs Oliver Adams,
Miss March, the Misses Lidgerwood,
Mrs. Ames, Mrs. Letchford, Mrs.
Hughes, Miss Whitney, Miss Horode
and the Misses Hurlbut were among
OCOuPJ lbS DOAOS'
The Assembly last Saturday was a
great success, a number of dances
and chaperoues being present. Mrs,
Edward j. Hall, Mrs. J. Lowrie Bell,
Mrs. Ames and Mrs Hughes received
the guests. Issler of Newark, fur
nished the music and Day the supper.
Among the guests were Mrs. Mason
Young, the Misses Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. O. Keasbey, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. f. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Nicoll, Mrs. W. E. Duyckinck, Miss
Lidgerwood, Mrs. J. Morgan Slace,
the Misses Slade, Mrs. A. q. Garrett
son, the Misses Vernam. the Misses
Swords, Miss Elizabeth Kip, the
Misses Hall, Miss Duyckinck, the
Misses Cutler, Miss Truesdell, Miss
Caro- Foster, the Misses Hurlbut, Miss
Halsey, Miss Mollie March, Mrs.
Fayette Smith, Miss Allison Turnbull,
Miss Elsie Whitney, Mcssrs Mason
Young, Butler Duyckinck, Conger,
Bo0raem, Arthur Young, V redenbergh,
Leland Garrettson, John H. Lidger
wood, Jr., james Lidgerwood, j. B.
Ames, G. W. Atkinson, Oliver Adams,
Jr., H. H. Behr Sterling Bell, Charles
Egbert, Dudley Butler, Cocoran
Griffith, Fritz Keasbey, Mr.. William
Tracy, Mr.. Nicoll, Edgar Randolph,
2nd, Henry Shaw, Malcolm Smith.
New York Poultry Show.
There will he only four DAVIS of this