The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-06-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ooooooo
George E. Voorhees,, Jr., is home
from California.
Guy Minton was recent visitor in
Washington, D. Q.
Miss Kitty Oliver, of Western
avenue. spent last week with relatives
in Boonton.
DR.. Hermon Newbold spent part OF
this week at his home at Mount
Holly, N. j.
Rowell, editor of the Demands
Vile News was visitor in town the
early part of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hull Will
spend the summer at Kennebunkport
Me-, leaving next week.
Miss L. B. Snyder, teacher in the
Speedwell avenue school Will WISH
friends in Passaic for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Willis James will
entertain tomorrow at "Omada
their country home near Madison.
Miss Julia Mitchell, who for some
months past has been at Mrs. Oouse
will spend the summer in Europe
James K. Pyle and family have
opened their summer home on the MI.
Kemble road near McAplin's corner.
Captain Richard B. Hobson, who
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert H. Vernnam is in West Point.
Chauncey G. Parker and family,
of Newark, have rented the Bigelow
house on Franklin street for the sum-
mer.
Harry Ogden Bates, Jr., who leaves
the Morris Academy at the close OF
the term enters Princeton University
in the fall.
Miss Esther Louise Soaring has
closed her studio in New York and
will remain in Morristown during
the summer.
Oliver K. Day, who took his bar
examinations last week. was third
in class of 175 in the New York
Law School,
Seward Erdman, of the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons won the
second prize, $500, for proficiency in
examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Martin Phil
lippi, of the Picatinny road are at
their winter residence on High
street, Newark. for short stay.
DR.. W. G +. Sharpe leaves tomorrow
for Detroit, Michigan where he will
attend the annual meeting Of the
United States Dental Association.
Rev. Norman Fox, d. D., and
Mayor Reed made addresses at the
eighth annual meeting of the Morris
and Essex Baptist Association held at
Netcong Tuesday.
Miss Henrietta Frapwell of Pine
street, left Tuesday for the Presby.
terian Hospital in New York City
where she will study for the profes
sion of a trained nurse.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Guy H. Noble, of this city
and Miss Mable Lee, of Somerville
The ceremony will take place a.
Somerville, Tuesday, June Oath.
George H. Hibler has successfully
passed his second year examination
in the College of Physicians and Sur
geons, New York. He is spending
part of each week in St. Mary's Hos
pital.
William Ewing of this town, VOL
the final match of the New Havel
golf tournament at New Haven las
Saturday. He is a member of tn,
junior class of the Yale Scientific
Department.
Lawrence Day, Glass of '99 Morris
town HI. S., received the degree O
Bachelor of Laws at the commence
ment exercises of New York Univer
sity held in the Metropolitan Oper
House last Thursday evening.
The genial E. H. Cleaver, formerl,
manager of the Windsor Hotel, Tren
ton, and we'll known to many Morris
tonians, was recent visitor il
Morrlstown. Mr.. Cleaver is manage
of the Hotel Belmont, at Freehold
Miss Alvena NJ Surdam, of AM
street, has secured the position of frs
attendant of Trenton's new public
library, which opened the first Of
the week, and cost $115, 000 Miss Sur.
dam entered upon her duties Tuesday
Miss Grace r. Carroll, of Washing
ton street, attended the wedding O
her cousin, Miss Mable S. Hoyt, O.
New Rochelle, to Walter S. Halves
manager of the Hotel Majestic, New
York, which occurred at New Rochelle
yesterday.
The steamer KIonprinz upon which
the Rev. DR.. Erdman was a passenger
en- route for Sidon, Syria, viz
Bremen and the Mediterranean, made
a record breaking trip With all DIES
patch possible it will require at least
three weeks for DR.. Erdman to reach
his journeys end.
A special train will be run by the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Railroad for the guests ofMr. and Mrs
George Macculloch Miller at the wed
ding of their daughter to the Rev
MI Brinley on the 18th inst. 1t will