The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1903-07-31

'''i7F WoHlDiy1S success as q XVhfu Ia
Making q Sensation in Newport, ana
Her Friends Here Rejoice. The sum
mer Shelter Just Opened il Caring
Tor more than Forty Children. MANY
from this Section at Watch Hin.
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers. who
leaves for Watch Hill to-day, gave a
final entertainment at the Golf Club
on Tuesday night in the form Of a din
ner to ten friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Q. Keasbey
VIII spend the month of August at
Chester, Nova Scotia.
Edgar r. Randolph, Jr., is in the
Adirondacks.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Behr and fam
lly leave ON Saturday for that famous
resort of Morristonians, Fishers ISL
and. Mrs Vernam and daughters left
on Tuesday for the same place.
Mrs. Edward Brinley, of New York.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. George F.
Connell, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fillmore HYDE
and family, of Macculloch avenue.
have gone to Waumbek, Mt. Jefferson.
N. Fl.
Mrs Pardee and Miss Musgraye are
also in the White Mountains.
Mr.. John Bonsall is the guest of his
aunt Miss Halsey, at Good Rest 2 in
Rockaway.
YrH1
The Summer Shelter, in which so
many of the society people are inter-
ested, was opened last Monday with
the unusually large attendance of for
ty-two. In former years the number
was SIX or seven. This charity is sup
ported by Morristown and gives fresh
air to many of New York's poor.
Mrs. 9, ID. M. Cole and family. of
Franklin street, have gone to James
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Grinnell Willis
Will also spend the rest OF the summer
at the same place. Miss Willis returned
last week from visit to her sister,
Mrs Harvey Williams, in Bristol,
Tenn.
Mrs Guerin and Mrs. Charlotte Rob
ertson, OF South street, are at present
IN Geneva, Switzerland. They will re-
turn to this country about the first OF
September,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I'll. McCurdy
are upon their yacht Alaska, attend
ing the Newport races this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Coghill are
spending the summer at Cape Cod.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman, Of
New York.. have been visiting Mr..
Chapman's. sister, Mrs March, of the
Headley road
Mrs, Murray Day and Miss Alice
Day, who have been spending some
weeks at Boldings, have gone to Gaze
noyia, N Y, for the rest of the sum-
mer
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred r. Whitney left
last week for trip to California and
points of interest through the West.
They have gone in a private. car and
will be away until the gaieties of the
season tempt them back to Norris
town
Mrs. Stephen Whitney will spend
the remainder of the season at South
ampt0n.
Nr. and Mrs. Thomas Cauldwell and
daughter are at Paul Smiths. They
are planning party to 60 into camp
upon the banks Of the Meacham River
in the near future.
Mrs, Samuel Dennis, of Miller road,
entertained informally at the Golf
Club on Wednesday. There was bridge
whist and a luncheon
Mr. and Mrs George Frelinghuysen
will spend the remainder Of the season
in the Adirondacks.
Dr. and Mrs. William Nj. Hughes
and Mr., Gordon HoxSey left this week
for Nova Scotia, where they will spend
August.
The Herald's Newport chronicler in
speaking Of the gathering at the polo
grounds to witness a practice game
says the sensation of the occasion was
Miss Ruth Twombly's artistic hand
ling of four high-steppers harnessed to
her fathers coach. Miss Twombly,
who has fooled a coach occasionally in
the suburbs under the direction of an
instructor, brought the quartet onto
the ground with the skill and ease of a
professional.
Miss TwombIy's feat was surprise
even her intimate friends, who know
Of her desire to become an accom-
pllshed whip, but who were not expect
ing to see her try her skill in we'll
flied carriage inclosure of a polo
ground. Miss Twombly's mother, Mrs.
Hamilton Mckay Twombly, occupied
the box seat, and the Others in the
party were Mr.. Twombly, the Misses
Mills and Mr.. Ogden Mills.