The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1901-04-19
MORRIS COUNTY NEWS.
MADISON

w. V, Mallalieu was the speaker at
the Mems meeting, Sunday, in the Asso-
citation Hail.
Miss Ethel M. Tunis, of Newark, has
been the guest of Mrs. Julia Grlswold,
of Central avenue.
There was meeting Of the Board of
Directors of the Y. M. G. A., in their
parlors, on Monday evening.
Earnest Crosby lectured before the
ssThursday Morning Club last Thurs
day in the "Banquet Room" James
building.
Miss Margaret Holden, who has been
spending the Easter vacation at this
place. has returned to Vassar College.
where she is a student.
Melvin Mansfield, formerly of Madi-
son, who is now living at Atlantic Sta
ton, North Carolina, has been spending
the past week here.
Miss M. Eta Denote, of Green Will
age, who has been spending the Easter
vacation visiting her parents has return
ed to Wyoming Seminary, Pennsylvania.
Charles Hibbs, of this place, who has
been spending the winter at Sarnac
Lake. New York, for his health return
ed home on Saturday last greatly inn
proved in health.
Arthur Paulmier, of this place; who is
at present engaged in business at Will
mington, Delaware, has been home the
forepart of the week visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Paulmier, of Madi-
son avenue.
The Alumni Association of the Madi-
son High School gave an entertainment
and dance last Friday evening in the
"Small Hail." Madison Assembly Rooms.
1t was a grand success and all present
participated in an enjoyable evening;
The entertainment consisted of musical
programme and reading, entitled:
s'Miss Maria Leonard's Auction" illus
trated by pantomimes. The entertain
ment was excellent. The musical pro-
gramme was rendered as follows
Piano Duet-Miss Jane Stull and j.
Monroe Garrison.
Vocal Duett-Misses Jennie Hancock
and Mabel Lum.
Piano Solo-Mrs James Ely.
Vocal Solo-Miss Jennie Hancock.
Piano Trio-Misses Elizabeth Miller,
Louise Neill and Louise Hancock.
Vocal Solo-Miss May Baird.
Those who took the different parts in
the pantomimes which illustrated the
reading entitled miss Maria Leonard's
Auction are as follows: Ernest Ely,
Silas Orcutt; j. Monroe Garrison, Mr..
Prosperous; Miss Mabel Durham, Miss
Judson; Miss Mabel Lum, A City Girl;
Miss Ida Burnett, Miss Maria Leonard;
Miss Gertrude Hamilton, A City Girl.
1t was read by Miss Louise Hancock.
After the entertainment was over, re-
freshments were served, after which
dancing was in order. Miss Milly Null
fred, of this place, presided at the piano.
There were about seventy-tive present
and among the members were the Misses
Lillian Bruen. Adelaide Buttenheim,
Mary B. Brant, Louise Neill, Gertrude
Hamilton, Louise Hancock, Ethel Tunis,
Nora Hanlon, Elizabeth Miller, Julia
Griswold, Mabel Lum, Jennie Hancock,
Lavina Hamilton, Anderson B. Gee, J.
Monroe Garrison, Ida Burnett, Mabel
Durham, Jane Stull, M. Eta Denote,
Nellie Bruen, and Mrs. James Ely and
the Messrs. Allen Combs, Herbert
Combs, Harry S. Brant, Fred B. Bar
don, Ernest Ely. Chauncey Griswold
and Edgar j. Buttenheim. Prof. and
Mrs l.. A. Beardsley and Messrs. B.
Warren Burnet and Isaac Combs were
also present The committees in charge
were Musical Committee, Miss Lavina
Hamilton, chairman; Miss Elizabeth
Miller and Chauncey Griswold. Re-
freshment Committee, Miss Adelaide
Buttenheim, chairman; Miss Jane Stull
and Herbert Combs.
Miss Julia Griswold, of Central avenue
who is student at Cooper Institute,
New York, has been spending the
Eaeter vacation at this place.
There will be regular meeting of the
Thursday Morning Club next Thursday
in the 'banquet room," James Building
Harriet Decker of Madison avenue,
has returned to Wellesley College after
spending the Easter vacation in this
place.
The Young Ladies Catholic Club gave
an apron and necktie dance on Tuesday
evening in the ''small hail." Madison
Assembly Rooms. About 1876 were pre-
sent and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
The grand march was lead by Miss
Margaret Brown and Mr.. John Danther.
Prof. Deignams Orchestra of Orange,
New Jersey, furnished the music. The
committee in charge were the Misses
Pauline Finnessey Rose Hinch and
Anne Keefe.
There was special meeting of the
Board of Health on Monday evening last
in the Council rooms.
There was held an adjourned meeting
of the Common Council IN the Council
Rooms Monday evening, Mayor Albright
being absent President DIR. Anderson
took the chair.