The Morris County chronicle., 1902-11-28
NORRIS COUNTY CHRONICLE. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1902.
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL


hrate the twenty fl tn anniversary Of
their marriage at their residence on
Elm street this evening. A large num-
her OF Invitations have been issued the
re' option being from seven to eleven
O'Clock
| MISS Alice Brown Glass. formerly of
this place and William w. Conley of
New York were married last week al
the residence of the BRIDES sister Mrs
John W. Cliff in Summit. After
wedding trip through the South Mr..
snd Mrs Conely will reside in Summit
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr. and Mrs. George v.
Mnchmore, formerly of this town but
Low of Summit, will be celebrated at
the latter place next Monday evening.
Miss Sarah Bettis, Miss May Emmons.
Miss Elizabeth smart and Miss Pearl
Price are home for the Thanksgiving
vacation from the Normal School at
Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F Axtell and family
are in Stratford Conn, for afew days.
DR.. Lillian Z p Farrar Is at Mrs.
Joseph Lees on Perry street for the
winter She is a graduate of Boston
University. Cornell Medical College and
a Vienna University.
| Miss Isabel Nash of New York was
the guest of Mrs. Ridley Watts Of James
street at a luncheon ON Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Freeman and
family have returned to their home
"Ridgewood Park" on Burnham Hill.
Mrs. Henry w Buxton and the Misses
Buxton of Franklin street have issued
cards for afternoons at home in Decem-
ber
E Mott Anable has rented his South
street house, and will remain in New
York during the winter.
Mrs. James F. Maury is visiting her
aunt. Mrs, Blodgett in New York.
Mrs. Frank Hoyt's friends are receiv.
ing delightful letters from her while on
her tour through Europe. She expects
70 spend the winter In Naples. Miss
Louise Walker will be one of her party
during that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Burchal, will
leave tomorrow for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Maccullocb
Miller close their house ''The Knoll"
tomorrow and will occupy their New
York residence on Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory McClintock en-
tertained house party over Thanks
giving at their Kemble Hill house
Miss Bessie Cauldwell was home from
Miss Vincent's school, returning today.
The Shakespeare Club meet on Mon.
day OF this week at Mrs. Thompson's
OF Farragut Place. King..Lear is now
engaging the clubs attention. The
next meeting will be held at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. White of Farragut Place.
Mrs. Walker had her last afternoon at
home on Tuesday. Mrs. Hughes, Miss
Eleanor Bushnell, and Miss Freeman
assisted in receiving Mrs. Arthur
Walker and her sister, Miss Wheeler of
Elizabeth presided at the tea table.
j. G. Williams has returned from a
short visit to Utica N. Y.
Miss Edith Twining has announced
her engagement to Vice-C Chancellor
Frederick W Stevens,
Another engagement just announced
ia that of Mrs. Washhurne of Buffalo.
formerly resident of Morristown. to
Mr. Vi "k'rs of New York.
Many of the Field Club ladies' are
amusing themselves with field hockey.
A match game WAS recently PLAYED with
the young lady students of Miss Dana's
school.
Harry Owens and William Lewis are
home from Cornell University for few
days.
Announcement is made of the engage.
ment of Stephen G. Griffith Jr and M g.
Gertrude Keeler daughter of Mrs. Ne, tie
Keeler of East Orange.
Mrs Geo. F. Stone will leave Fair
Oaks on Monday for her New York
residence where she will spend a portion
Of the winter. Mr. and Mrs F. o.
Speden and Mr. and Mrs. W. s. Kemays
Will also leave on Monday for their New
| York homes
Robert D. Foote and Edgar F. Ran
dolph left last evening for the C, at of
Sputh Carolina where they will epiov
duck shooting for week.
Miss Ella NJ. Graves is entertaining
Nr and Mrs l. G.. Lathro, of New
York and Miss Tilley and Miss Carr of
Newport.