The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1902-01-31
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from her visit to New York.
MIS- Clark /. Brown and Miss
Brown are spending the winter in
Rome.
Mrs Walter Scott Griffith on the
31st will havea luncheon of twelve
covers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Chew are
the guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
Wlnship.
On February list Mrs. Phipps will
give q card party at her home near
Normandy Heights.
Mrs. G. d. M. Cole, of Franklin
street, will entertain the Euehre Club
this afternoon.
Mrs. DR.. McCarroll of Elm street,
received the Euchre Club on Wednes-
day afternoon.
Henry Prout, of Nutley, New Jersey,
was the guest of Mrs. Oliver Adams,
last Thursday.
Miss Edith Brown. Of Boston.
Mass. is visiting Mrs. Mason Young
of Franklin street.
Mrs. William @. Emmett, who was
at the Goliath House for several
weeks, is now in Washington, d. @.
Mrs. Kinsley Twining of South
house she now occupies for another
year.
The various guilds of the Church
of the Redeemer will meet for q
social evening at the parish house to
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Curtis. of Perry
street. will go to New York for a
short time, the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. A. W. Cutler, of Cutler place.
received her friends on Thursday of
last week, at her attractive old home
stead.
Miss Dorothea Buckhotz and Henry
Shaw were the guests of Mrs and
Miss March. accompanying them to
the Dance -
/ Edward Brinley has announced his
engagement to Miss Annie Cornell,
daughter of Mrs George f. Cornell,
of South street.
Mr.. Willard, of New York, spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Lidgerwood,
and was the guest of her brother
John at the dance.
Frank Eaton, of South street has
sung with great success at a number
of concerts at the Waldorf Astoria
during the winter.
Walter s. Poor, Jr.. spent last Sun
day at his home on Franklin street.
His friend, Mr.. Willard accompanied
him on his flying visit from Cam
bridge.
Miss Aida Cox was the guest of
Miss Bessie Little last week. Her
fiance, Harry Condit spent Sunday
with his aant, Mrs. Joseph Lee, of
Perry street.
Miss Emile Adams Is at home to
her friends on Thursday evenings.
Last Thursday the young people had
a jolly chatting dish supper over which
they discussed the prospective
dances. !.
Mr.. Gates and Mr.. Rutter, of New
York, were the guests of Mrs. Conger,,
of South Street, last Saturday; accom-
panying her and her charming daugh-
ter. Miss Katherine Conger TO the
dance. Henry Oonger was also one of
the party.
Miss Edith Hull, accompanied by
Mrs. Stanton, of Brookly n, with whom
she went abroad last summer, has
been visiting q friend, occupying a
bungalow at Dansville. N. Y Pre-
tvious to this the young ladies attend
ed house party in Buffalo.
A fancy dress, masked dance will be
given on February II, at McAIpin
Hall, this being an extra entertain
ment in the series of subscription
dances, Mrs. E.mes or Mrs. Ebert Kin.
of Madison avenue, will receive the
extra amounts subscribed for this
dance.
Mrs. Adams, of Elm street, and her
daughter. Miss Adams, intend leav-
ing for Palm Beach. Florida, the lat
ter part Of the week, with the expec-
tation of remaining there for few
weeks. Mr.. Adams has just returned
fIom North Carolina, where he bagged
a number of fine quail
Mrs Willard W. Cutler and the Misses
Outier were at home last Thursday
70 their friends. Miss Julia Cutler,
one OF this Years debutante's promises
to be as charming hostess as her
mother or elder sister, Miss Viva Gut
Ter. who assisted the dehutante in
receiving the guests; while Miss
Watts poured chocolate, Miss Duy-
ckinck tea, and Miss Dorothea Young
and Miss Grace Lidgerwood assisted
them.
The last informal dance before Lent
was held in McAplin Hall last: Satur-
day might. 1t was a very iolly and
pretty affair. A goodly number of the
patronesses were present; Mrs Wat
son and Mrs. Pitney receiving. @There
were many dainty gowns to be seem.
as we'll as pretty women. Mrs. Ebert
,. Kipp was particularly noticeable
in black and gold, Mrs. Hyde m blue,
Miss Buckhotz in white. Miss Letch-
ford in white and blue, Miss Walker
and Miss Henry in pink. Miss Elsa
Hurlbert was regal in yellow, Miss
Ruth Hubert charming in blue, and
Miss Julia Hurlbert winsome as ever
in a dainty white gown. There were
a number of strangers present and
the Misses Slade brought with, them
quite o party. of friends all in pretty
dresses and bent on having a good
time. Bowls OF cafe frappe and lem
onade were in the hall for the re-
freshment Of the dancers, and as the
music was beyond reproach every one
was pleased and all regretted that it
was the last dance of the season.