The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-05-30
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SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

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Miss Louise Egbert is the guest of
her aunt, Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers en-
teruained at bridge last week.
Mr.and Mrs. Stephen H. Little have
returned from trip to Washington.
Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud entertained
at dinner and cards last Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Peter H. Ballantine and fami-
ly are occupying Spring Side, ''their
summer house.
Mrs. Twombly has been giving a
series of luncheons and dinners at
Florham the last few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. f. Watson have
taken the Egerton Brown house on
Morris avenue for term of years.
Mrs. Herman Behr chaperoned
large party of young people to the
Lawrenceville School dance last week.
Francis E. Woodruff will spend part
of the summer i'll pedestrian trip
through the upper part of New
Jersey.
Mrs. Charles S. Brown and Miss
Brown, who have spent the winter in
Rome, will go to Switzerland for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Rutgers Whit
ney will remain at Glimpsewood
Manor until July wheh they will go
to the Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Ford left
yesterday for their cottage, Allen
avenue and the Bluff. Allenhurst,
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs Selp, who, with her husband
and children, recently returned from
Mexico, is spending few weeks in
Yonkers, with her brother, Mr.. Horne.
Mrs. Butterworth and family are i'll
California where they will remain
for sometime. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Freeman have taken their place for
the summer
Mrs Herman Behr gave farewell
card party FOR the Misses Waterbury
who sail for Europe on the 4th of
June on the Antwerp Line, with Mr..
ana Mrs. Waterbury.
A story has been circulated of the
death of J.Lourie Bell, who sailed for
Europe last week. This story is en-
tirely without foundation and should
be generally disoredited.
The sale for All Souls Hospital, to
he given at Mrs. Fanshawe's next
Monday is to be most attractive. All
sorts of toys fancy and useful ar
ticles, candy and cake are to be sold.
Mrs Joseph B. Dickson will have
two very large card parties next
month, one on the 9th and the other
on the 18th. Entertainments at Wynd-
moor are among the very pleasant
things of life.
The marriage of Miss Helen Boro-
dale Young, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason Young, to DR.. Charles Norton
Barney, U. S. A, will take place on
Monday, June 9th, i'll the afternoon at
st. Peters Church, the Rev. DR..
Hughes officiating.
An interesting rumor of an elope-
ment from Morristown last Saturday
has caused great excitement in So
ciety, as the pricnipal actors are said
to belong to Morristown's 400. So
far, this is all of the story, whether
there is a continuation seems very
uncertain.
On account of the death of Mr..
Bushnell, who was one of the origin
al members of the Golf Club, the
dance arranged for last Saturday
night was postponed until Saturday
evening. This will be the last of the
dances until the end of June, when
it is hoped, few more may be
given.
Shippers of bntter, cheese, eggs and
other perishable freight will be
pleased to learn that the Lackawanna
Railroad is to put on again this year
the special fast freight refrigerator
service to New York, Newark, etc.,
which met with such general favor
with shippers and receivers last sea-
son.
Cars will be run under ice from
points east of Oswego, including that
city, and on the Syracuse and Utica
Divisions to Scranton, Newark and
Pier Al, New York City.
This service began on Thursday,
May %, and will continue on Tues
day and Thursday of each week,
arriving at eastern destination
on Wednesday and Friday mornings,
respectively.
A special time schedule has been
prepared, and all agents will furnish
information concerning the handling
of this important traffic. 1852