The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-07
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TOWN SOCIET ETY
Happenings iii Morristown 5
-Four Hundred During
the Week.
MANY RECEPTIONS AND DANCES

the marriage Of their daughter, Elsie
Montgomery and Harold Ely Girls
void. But, owing to an accident to
Miss Whitney, the invitations to the
church have been recalled and the
ceremony will be performed by Dean
Rodman, very quietly at the house
and will be followed by a reception &c
the Intimate friends and relatives.
Miss Whitney will be attended BY her
sister, Miss Leila Whitney and her
bridesmaids will be Miss Sallie m
Whitney, Miss Grace M. LidgerwoOd
OF Morristown, Miss Marion q. Brad
ford Of New York City and Miss Kath-
crime ". w Park Of Englewood.
Morris w. Kelloff win be the best man
and the ushers will be William b O.
Field, New York, Alfred r. Whitney,
Ja., New York, Livingston Whitney,
Morristown, Gurdon NJ. Maynard.
New York, VIM. r. S. Griswold, New
York, Adams G. Sumner, Brooklyn.
Miss Margaret Mason Young was
married to DR.. Faneniel suydain
Weisse of New York, ia the chapel 0f
st. Peters Church on Wednesday af-
ternoon at quarter before four
O'Clock, The bride entered the church,
on the arm of her brother, Mason
Young, Jr.. through the choir room
door, accompanied by her sister Miss
Dorothy Young, and was gowned in
white silk MULE over white satin.
trimmed with old valenciennes lace,
and wore tulle veil caught up with
orange blossoms. Reverend Mr.. Stein,
cousin Of the groom assisted by Rev
erend Mr. Sturgis, performed the mar
riage ceremony The altar Of the
chapel was very prettiIy decorated
with flowers. Mason Young, father
of the bride, was unable to be present,
Mason Young, Jr., acting for him. A
reception, to which only a few inti-
mate friends were invited, was held in
the cottage annex at the Boldings. Dr.
and Mrs, Weisse, after the conclusion
'of the wedding trip, will reside per-
manently in New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cum m ings vii
not take house in Morristown this
season as Mrs. Cummings is still a con-
valescent
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll and Miss Cou-
per Lord are at the Averne-by-tle-
Sea. They will later come to Norris
town and occupy Merrywood. /"
Miss Margaret Hondlow has gone
away for the summer,
Harrie T. Hull, Miss Hull and
Messrs. Hull have gone to their camp
in Maine for the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. w. P. Taber is spending the
month of June with her sister, Mrs.
George G. Palmer Of Miller Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert II. Rickard will
spend the month Of June in Norris
town.
William Hackstaff has returned to
the Colonial, after a fishing trip IN
North Jersey woods.
Rowland Ford has returned to his
home on James street, a convalescent
after a severe illness.
On June l4th Mrs. John l. Water
bury and the Misses Waterbury will
give reception at their charming
residence on Madison avenue. 1t will
be one Of the largest entertainments
Of June.
Mrs. Twombly has issued invita-
tions for a large luncheon and card
party on June 18th.
Mrs. Joseph B. Dickson will give
large card party on June 10th at her
homeson Normandie Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Burrill are
stopping at the Colonial for June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. t. Orvis are at
their country home here for the sea-
son. Their daughter, Miss Mabel Lou
ise Storm, sailed for Europe on the
Maltke on June the second.
Mrs Il. O. Stiles has returned from
her visit to Washington, and is now at
lef IlOulS OIl Il IUSpCCU oVl GCO.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Nick, TWolnbly and
Miss Ruth Twombly accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander H Tiers
started for st. Louis on Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles r. Clark Of Normandy
Park will entertain with cards. fol-
llowed by a luncheon next Frlday
morning,
Mr. and Mrs. e. Mott Anable left on
Tuesday for New York, where they
will be until June 22nd.
Miss Rhodes of New York is the
guest of Mrs. Benjamin O. ChiS0lm Of
| Whippany Road
| Mrs. George r. Cornell has returned
! to Morristown for the summer, and TeT
Iopened her South street house.
William Watts, of Hill street, has
rented his house from June 70, for
three months.
Mrs. Black, formerly Miss Gertrude
| Gamble, and her TWO Eoys are az lhe
| BOldingS'
i Mrs. George Young and her SON
| Ned are at Mrs Tuuis's.
| Mrs. Alex. Campbell hes closed hef
| Newark house aud is at the Haltiey
House on Farragut Place for the sum
mer
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel i. Carter VI,
Of New York, are the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Burnham.
fl A. Qonant who removed from