The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-11-21


Gertrude Pavie of Early street.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Hughes at
tended the wedding of Mrs Hughes
neice in Paterson, on Monday last.
Miss Helen Britin spent some time
the early part of the week, the guest
of Miss Grace Davis on Morris street.
Miss VanWinkle is again occupy
ing her house on Madison avenue OPP
posite the Morris County Golr Club.
Miss Reta Clarkson Metcalfe was one
of party who spent several days in
game.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Frapwell
who have been at Auburn, N. z, for
several months will return to town
next week.
Mrs. Frank r. johnson and Miss
Pauline johnson OF New York were
the guests of Mrs Thomas W. Cauld-
we'll over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Kane were enter
tanned over Sunday by Mrs. Kane 8
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Young
of Franklin street. s4
Mrs. J. B. Hastings and family of
Morris avenue leave December for
the state Of Washington, where they
will remain until next May.
The Misses Pruyn accompanied by
Mrs. PrOudfit who have been at the
Mrs. Tunis' for short time, depart
ed for California on Tuesday last.
George Ross, who recently re-
turned from Texas, where he has been
for over a year, will resume his
studies at Stevens Institute, after the
holidays.
Mrs. George B. Mcclellan has re-.
turned from an extended trip in
Europe and will shortly be the CUES t
of her siser Mrs. Edward II. CLARK
OF Miller Road.
Mrs. Ooghill of Normandie Park
received the Reading Club on Mon
day last. The next meeting will be
at the residence of Mrs. Franklin of
Franklin street.
Alderman Karn's smiling face
appears in the Trenton True Ameri-
can among the big guns of the Odd
Fellows, who were in attendance
at the annual session.
Mrs. John I. Waterbury entertained
q house party over Sunday. Miss
Gertrude Brown, formerly of Morris
town, Miss Macy and her brother
being among the guests.
DR.. Jones and family of Mendham
Road have gone to Washington, D.
g., where they formerly resided for
the winter. Miss Martina Jones will
be one OF this winters debutantes
while in Washington.
Mrs. W. Bard McVicker will return
to hershouse on Miller Road on Dec.
1. Mrs. Rogers who has had possession
of the house since Oct. /, has issued
invitations for lunch at the Golf
Club.
The wedding of Irving E. Salmon
and Miss Eta j. Baldwin will take
place next Tuesday evening at the
home of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Baldwin, on Morris
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Allston Flagg closed
their Morristown house on Wednes-
day, departing for New York for the
winter. Miss Josephine aud Miss
Beatrice will attend the Briefly
School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larned are the guests
VI MI. duu nA1S. O0OES6 MdCCuIlOCl
Miller at "the Knoll" Mrs. Larned
was Miss Emma Hoffman of Miller
Road, before her marriage to Mr..
Larned last summer.
The marriage of Miss Lucy Baldwin
and David Stillwell, Jr. will occur next
Thursday evening at the formers home
on Cobb Place. Mr.. Stillwell has for
many years been connected with the
stationery store of J. R. Runyop.
Miss Bessie Farrelly, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick FarrelIy of
Washington avenue, has recently
undergone a successful operation for
appendicitis. Miss Farrelly's many
friends wish her speedy recovery.
DR.. G. W. Mosier, who for some
years past practiced medicine in
Philadelphia. has leased q snite CT
rooms in the Bell Building and will
practice his profession in this city.
DR., Mosier is a graduate of the
Jefferson Medical College, Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud
will throw open their house, "Stone-
acres" at MORRIS Plains. for dinner
and dance on Thanksgiving eve.
DluACI6 III COuuOCblOu With Du0 Occa-
sion will be given by Mrs. Waterbury.
Mrs, Mellen. Mrs. Vernam and Mrs.
R. II. McCurdy.
Miss Walker of Perry street, had
her second afternoon at home for
introducing her sister Miss Bertha,
on Tuesday. Miss Walker was assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. McCarroll,
Miss Kate Mills, Miss Bigelow and
Miss Whitney of Egbert Hill. the
two latter being among this season s
debutantes.
Mrs Gilbert McClurg, who has re,
Gently come from Colorado to attend the
meeting of the International Congress OF
Americanisis, in New York, was (as
regent of the Colorado Cliff Dwelling
Association) delegate and member 81
the council at the congress, and ad-
lressed the AmericanisJs upon the sub.
iect of the Colorado Cliff Dwellings,. She
is now delivering course of lectures on
the same subject before the Brooklyn
Institute.
Invitations have been sent out for
two assemblies and four informal
dances to be given at McAlpin Hall
during the winter. The dates ap-
pointed for the assemblies are Dec.
81 and Feb. a, while the informal
,lances will be given on Dec. 6, Jan.
IS and "a and Feb. 81 They are to