The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-02-07
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

MhSUIl LOuuB, JT- ID Visiting MAJOr
Kean, U. S. A.. in Havana.
Henry Conger is spending few
days al his home on South street
Miss Gertrude Hall, OF Kahdena, is
visiting friends in North Carolina.
Reed Fuller. Of New York was a
recent guest of Livingston Whitney.
Mr. and Mrs. RICHARDSON of Franklin
street are out of ,own for few days.
Philip Smith, of Franklin street,
is off on business trip i'll the south.
Miss Smith. of Franklin street has
returned from New York, where she
has been visiting friends.
Miss Mollie March, of HeadIey
Road attended tho Charity bail in
New York on Thursday evening last.
Miss Waller, of Franklin street has
returned to her home after few
weeks absence, which were spent in
New York.
The Misses Evans of Madison ave-
nue., gave n tea last Thursday after
noon, at their home, to which all the
young people We're asked.
Miss Florence Waterbury las re-
turned to her boarding school i'll New
York City. Her many friends will be
glad to hear of her recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Williams are
at SaranRc Lake. Mr.. Williams has
improved so much of late in health,
that he is now able to devote q por-
ton of each day to skating.
Miss Emile Adams goes to Phila-
delphia on the thirteenth of this
mouth to visit at Notre Dame, the
boarding school at which Miss Adams
aas spent many happy days.
Mrs. I. W. Cochran is at home to
her friends on tho thirteenth and
twenty seventh of tn s mouth; at her
apartment in the "Yawoming," New
York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Stockton
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. B.
Frost, of Kifchell avenue. during last
week. Mrs. Frost gave a small recep-
ton in their honor, at her residence,
!" Muney Sunk on Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. A. Low gave delightful
luncheon last Saturday in honor Of
Mrs. Hanneman of New York Among
the guess were Mrs. O. B. Smith, Mrs.
Hurlbut, Mrs. Poor and Mrs Mason
Young.
Morristown ladies who have patron
ICED the new ladies' club in East 46th
STREET., New York, gave very favorable
reports III regard to its management.
Mrs. Robert y. Walsh aud Mrs. Wy.
MArsn spent night there during the
past week.
A number Of handsome sleighs made
their appearance on South street aud
Madison avenue during the week.
Among the more noticeable were
those of Mrs. Bell, of Madison; Rich
ard A. McCurdy, Robert A. Grannis
and Harold Watson.
Miss Forsyth had few of her
friends in for cup of afternoon tea
last Monday; to meet Mrs. Meeker.
Miss Malhon poured tea for the guests
among whom were the Misses Walker,
Misses Cutler, Miss johnson, Miss
Buxton and others. ..nM nzM
The masked fancy dance which will
be given in McAlpin Hall on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 18th, will not be one
of the regular subscription dances of
the season, as was enormously stated
in this column last week, but separ-
ate dance for which Invitations have
been issued.
Some Of the younger children of
prominent Morristonians are making
preparations for O play to be acted
shortly at the residence of Mrs.
Francis s. Hoyt. Elm street. The ad-
missions will be limited to the friends
of the little actresses.
Miss Augusta Letchford is staying
with Mrs. Fl. B. Barnes of New York
who chaperoned Miss Letchford at the
Junior Cotllion on last Tuesday night.
Miss Laura Slade gave an informal
luncheon Friday for few of her
friends, afterwards the guests were
entertained at cards.
The Friday Euchre Club was en-
tertained last week at Dover Ridge
Farm, Morris Plains, by Mrs Richard
A. MoCurdy, Birthdays of members
of this club seem to be celebrated in
a Joyous manner, judging by tho re-
ports of birthday cake, candles and O
exceedingly handsome present, in
connection with this meeting.
What shall we wear, is the question
now and those who have decided on
ly smile, while the others look wor-
ried. Great secrecy as to the costumes
for the bal masque is preserved and
there will be great fun next Tuesday
night, at McAplin Hall, when the
maskers assemble for the last dance
before Lent.
The Shakespeare Club met Monday
last at the residence of Dr. Charlton
. Lewis. Twelfth Night was read.
Among some of its members are Mr..
and Mrs. James F. Maury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Keasbey. Mr.. and Mrs. Ledyard
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham,
Miss Lord, of Madison avenue ard
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Williams.
The marriage OF Miss Amy Gillette,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D. Gill
lette, former residents of Morristown,
but now of San Antonio, Texas, to
George HARDWOOD Olney, nephew of
ex-S Secretary of State Richard Olney,
was announced for yesterday after
noon at 8 O'Clock, at Grace Chu oh.
New York. a reception was to fol-
low at 3 Rutherford Place. Stuyve-
SAINT Square West.
Mrs Trenor Park, nee Catlin, gave
large musical at Sherry's in New
York, on Friday evening last The
program was composed almost en-
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