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



Mrs. R. A. Granniss has large card
party next week.
Henry r. Conger was the guest of
DR.. and Mrs Hughes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze and
family sail for Europe next month.
Mrs. Joseph B. Dickson entertains
at cards Monday and Wednesday of
next week.
Mrs Murray S. Day and Miss Alice
L. Day will spend the month of June
in Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Clarke, of
Miller road, will spend July and
August in Connecticut.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Behr enter
tanned q large house party for the
"week end" last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Waterbury and
family sail tomorrow for a four
months trip to Europe.
Leon Freeman, Murray G. Day and
Mercer Walker have rooms for the
summer in the new Field Club house.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Willis James have
issued cards for reception on June
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Madison.
Mrs. Caldwell and her daughter,
Miss Mollie Chadwell have left
Morristown, intending to reside at
Portland, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard S. Williams
will spend the summer in their Ma
Olson house whion they have been
greatly charging.
M ISIS Clarine Woodward. with her
sister, sailed Tuesday last for Naples.
They will spend the summer with the
walker School" in Italy.
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth
Miller and the Rev. Godfrey M.
Brinley will take place at St. Peter s
Church Tuesday, June 18th at A p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick van Beuren
and family will come out to their
Loantaka Terrace house this month
and spend the remainder of the sum-
mer there.
Mrs. Robert G.. Bushnell and Miss
Eleanor Gray Bushnell will not re-
turn to America until the autumn
They will spend the summer on the
continent.
Mrs Robert Corea Walsh sails
Saturday, June 21st, for Antwerp.
Mrs. Walsh will spend the summer
with her daughters, travelling on the
continent, Mr.. Walsh joining them
later for short stay.
Mrs. A. H. Tiers entertained large
number of friends at cards last
Thursday, the party being given for
Mrs. BROMLEY. Mrs. Twombly's aunt.
Among the guests were Mrs Henry
Patterson Phipps, Mrs. W. M. Hughes.
Mrs. Marmaduke Tilden, Mrs. Gum
ming, Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs. E.
H. Clarke. Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Potts,
Mrs. Dickson, Mrs. Fanshawe and
Miss Bryce.
Morristown has had great many
sad incidents this past month, and
the death of young William Lidger-
wood, son of Mr., and Mrs. John HI.
of Speedwell, which &C.
Cured last Tuesday in London, accen-
tuates the sorrow. Mr.. Lidgerwood
had started for home from Brazil,
getting as far as London, when, in
handling a revolver, it accidentally
went of ana he was killed. The
to the family came by
cable ON Tuesday. The final burial
will take place at the Lidgerwood
family burial place in Scotland.
While a great deal has been said of
ihe late William E. Bailey, the fact that
there were four memorial services for
him has not yet been given through
the press. There was one at the Mar
zet st. Mission, in Morristown, one ut
Tenn, where Mr.. Bailey
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tors. one at White Lake, VT, where
he used to spend his summers, and one
at Wolfboro, VT, where he has had
his Summer home for several years.
At all these four services, Mr.. Bailey's
beautiful life was extolled, yet no
ore codld quite do Justice to the life
lived so quietly and unostentatious-
" for others, nor no one really knew
membered now make us all rise and
call him blessed. - Mrs. William E.
Bailey will spend the summer at her
country place, Wolfboro'. vt.
The road from Madison avenue to
the Syndicate road was one line OF
at the recent reception
given by Mr.. and Mrs. John I. Water
bury and the Misses Waterbury. Over
two hundred guests were present,
number coming from New York and
Newark.
The large house with its spacious
rooms was never overcrowded during
the afternoon, as all the guests
passed through the house to the lawn,
and what promised to be an ordinary
afternoon reception turned out to be
a beautiful fetes. champetre.
Mrs. Waterbury and her daughters
received the long line of guests, whose
names were distinctly announced, so
that all confusion was avoided. As