The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-02-14
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Mrs. ". NJ, Hughes spent last Sun
day iii Paterson.
Mrs. Conger Of South street. gave
u luncheon on Monday.
Mics Edith Smith. of Franklin
Street, is spending few days at her
home.
Mrs. Nena Fellowes. of New York.
is the gpest Of her aunt, Mrs. Rudolph
Kisse
Mis- Louise Fpbert left Thursday
for P"ughkeepsie, where she Will
visit friends.
The Misses Marsh. of South street.
will no; remain III the house whore
they now reside after May lst.
Mrs Anablr. of Soutn street. gave
q lunch and skating party on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Dnuglass Cox, of New York, was
the guest 1T Mrs Elliot Smith Ties
lay and Wednesday.
Tho last meeting Of the Euchre
Club for tht winer season was M the
resid nee OF Mrs. Ames on Madison
avenue. on Monday afternoon.
Rev. Dr. Marsh whose church in
Paterson, was among those destroyed
III the great fire is lrother nf
f;oarlrs Weaver Marsh, of Morris
Plains.
Miss Elsie fisk. of Trenton. is
visiting Miss Mary Howell of Elm
-treet Miss Fisk is "a great favorite
md her ma.iy friends Will be glad to
zee her again.
The rending Climb was entertained
IN. Monday afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Marsh Mrs Edward A Day Ut
Madison avenue. will receive the club
IN Monday next
Miss Lanra Sade gave ielightful
informal luncheon last week. The
guests were Miss Marrn, Miss Ruth
Hnrlbnr. Miss Howell. Miss Fetch
tori. Miss Watts and NJ .ss Emile
\ ans
Among those present at the presen-
ration 20 Mr. Carnegie of part of the
first T. rail al the Sseve"s Insti. ute.
tIoboken. last week, were Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin LOWS aud Mrs G. D.
Alex nder.
Mrs Walter s Griffith recently gave
- luncheon tn etghr Young ladies.
AZ the emil a large AXE was brought
III Upon being cut II was found to
contuin gifts for ench guest consist
ing ot little silvor articles
Quite a: interesting game of hoe
/ L.. A.. Afk
Derween a number of youug ladies,
and IL team nf bows from the Morris
fnwn Academy tne latter coming off
victorions. Among the young ladies
we're Miss Jane swords, Marion
swords, Margaret Belir, Ruth Dean
and Florence Mary.
The annual cotillion Of the Yale
Sophomore Society Of Kappa Psi was
given nj Deimonicn's Monday even
rug Among the nhAperones was Mrs.
Robert a. Granniss ct Morris Plains.
Robert A, Grainiss, Jr being one Vt
tho Two leaders of the cotillion
AmoEg those present were Miss Alice
veruam and Gladys Smith Of this
city.
Miss May Westerfieid gave mnsi-
cate for :: few intimate friends last
Friday evening. The programs, hf
home nnnurActure, were Of veIy ever
productluiI A unique feature If the
entertainnent was the intIodur ion
nf = ynung violinist imported from
Now York. whose pasf,,rmante on his
instrument was much uf q surprise to
the audience tho playing being on
tirely from memory.
Last Tnescay evening bal mnsque
was given nc ucAlpiu ssall nnsier the
auspices of Mrs. Anes and Ebert
Kipp. Mrs. Anes III colonial COS.
tune, assisted by Mrs. Slade. Mrs.
Hoy, and Mrs Herman received tho
guests III tho hall which was beauti-
fully decorated with flags.
On nnmasking many things were
discovered Dainty Cigarette in rcd.
Miss Kipp two little girls with their
nurse. Misses Evans: Carmen ia black
lnres Miss Ethel Bnrnett Mrs.
KIM. Ms u poppy, wore q beautiful
fl0wor COSTUME ;fhe two Empire ladies'
Miss Watts anti Miss Mareeret
Young the sailors lads. MessFs Nor,
r&t, Smith aud William Ewing. wAiie