The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-03-14
PERSONAL. N EMTION.

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W. X. Marsh entertained d number
Of friends at dinner Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta FrapweiI ID spending
q few days with relatives at City
Island.
! Mrs. George King, of Boston, ID
the guest Of Mrs. Vincent B. King Of
South street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jospeh Dickson, were
the guests of Mrs. Robert D. Foote
on Wednesday,.
Miss Ella Brink Of EARLY street,
was the guest of friends in Newark
the early part of the week.
W. ]. Bowlby, Of the Coleman
National Business College spent Sun
day with Miss Cora Studley.
| Miss Mildred Day, Of Newark, was
the guest the fore part Of the week of
Mrs CorieH, Of Early street.
Miss Agnes Phillips, OF Ralston, will
be the guest over Sunday, of Miss
Eda Vreeland Of Wetmore avenue.
Rev, Or. and Mrs. Erdman have
been visiting their son, Albert vi.
Erdman, at Waterbury, Conn. during
MISS Ethel Baker has returned from
New York City, where she has beon
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Charles
Saltau. NJ =
The Wednesday evening Whist Club
was entertained this week bys Miss
Marion Lyon at the residence III Mrs.
a. B. Hoffman on High street.
Miss Bessie Bonsall, we'll known
soloist. of New York city, will sing 4
selection from the Messiah in the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday
evening.
Miss Bessie Adams, Of this city. ia
company with A. j. Mcclure, OF AL
bany, N. II, has been playing in the
golf tournament this week at Palm
Beach. Florida.
Clarence Trimmer leaves town the
first Of next week for Atlanta, Geor-
gia, where he has taken d position
in the office Of the Georgia Cotton
Seed Oil Company.
G. J. Simoni, of ii Phoenix avenue.
secretary Of the Newark Camera Club.
won second prize in the portrait class
for prints in the club competition
which closed last week.
Miss Helen Kountze, Of Mendham
road, Morrist0wn, will take part in
the annual dolls tea of the Muses.
Master Society at the Waldorf Astoria
IN New York tomorrow afternoon.
George II. Dalrymple, will give q
subscription musical at the Park
House Friday evening, March 81.
The artists to take part include Ma
dame Abbie 5. Fridenberg, the wide-
ly known soprano Of New York and
the Hayden String Quartette.
Miss Dana accompanied BY her sis
ter. Miss Mary Dana, are IN Washing
ton. where they stopped en- route
south. Miss Dana's health has not
been good since severe attack of the
grip She was expected home the fore
part OF next week, but has been ad-
v1sed that 1t would be better il she
remained longer in q .milder climate.
Booker 7. Washington will address
AHtc1 Ayhuo . sCuOOl III Gymnasium
hall on Tuesday afternoon, March
18th. This will really be the formal
opening of the Gymnasium Hall.
which is one of the most recent inn
provements at the school. It is 40
feet wide by so feet long, with high
ceilings, well ventilated, lighted and
heated and is really the largest room
In town without the support of pillars.
Two basket ball teams have been or
ganized and are playing strong
game under the leadership Of Miss
Hapgood. In addition to basket ball
the scholars including the primary
and intermediate departments ali
have access to the gymnasium and the
fact that it is SO literally patronized
shows how much it is appreciated.
On the evening of the 21st the play,
"A Scrap of Paper a comic farce ii
three acts will be given; the cast in
cludes twelve of the young ladies.
It will be given in the school room
and as the rehearsals are we'll under
way an entertainment of high order
is anticipated.
The Easter vacation will begin on
the 9th Of March and will last for