The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-08-16
HAPPENINGS
TN SOCIETY,


| chased two 40-horse power Mercedes
cars in Paris. The party left that
| city on the 9th inst, and was expect
| ed at Aixles- Bains on Monday Of this
week. The party will make an ex-
tensive toursOf the Continent.
| Mrs. Frank Moseley Hurlbut and
| the Misses Hurlbut sailed for Europe
this week, for long absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Raymond
and Mrs. Elliot Smith will also sail to-
morrow to be absent two months.
MI. and Mrs. S. S. Dennis and Miss
Dennis are in the Adirondacks for
| August
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Whitney, and
Misses Whitney have returned from
their western trip and we're at Glimpse
wood Manor this week
/ Mrs. GIG. Frelinghuysen and Miss
Frelinghuysen returned from Europe
Hast week.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hackstaff and
Miss Hackstaff are among the many
absent M0rristonians.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walker Jen-
kins are in Connecticut for while.
Rev. and Mrs Godfrey Brinley have
been In Morristown for the past fort
night but have now left for the
Adirondacks.
Mrs. Francis Dodge and Miss Dodge
are at Watch Hill.
| Richard B. Lyon is at Woods Holl,
Mass, for a month visiting r. A.
Lewis.
William Hackstaff has left the
Colonial for a visit to Lake Champlain.
Frances Dodge is stopping at The
Films for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon e. Sherman,
Mrs. Philip FL Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. S. Hoyt, Mrs. Slade and Misses
Slade. are among the Morristownians
at Kennebunkport, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Decker and
Misses Decker are spending the month
| in the White Mountains.
Miss Majorie Turnbull is at Marble
head this season.
! Judge and Mrs. A. G. Garretson
have gone abroad for six weeks.
| Judge and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney are
at Watch Hill, to remain there until
after Labor Day.
| Mr.. and Mrs a. Fillmore Hyde will
return to Morristown this week.
| Cortlandt Nicoll is visiting at Bar
Harbor for the rest of August.
Mrs. Theodore Little is at Bay Head,
| N. j.
w. B. Skidmore, who is spending the
summer at his camp, Adirondack
League Club is reported to be much
improved in health, and quite delight
ed with the mountains.
Mrs. e. Corning Abel has her moth
er, Mrs. Taintor, as her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Corea Walsh
spent Sunday last with Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Mott Anable at Bradley Beach, NJ.
Gordon Forbes is the guest Of Mrs.
Thomas w. caldwell at the Adiron-
dack League Club, Herkimer Co., N.
G. D. M. Cole has returned from
Jamestown, r. L., and will be at his
Franklin street home for the present.
Miss Margaret Walsh was the guest
| of Mrs. Nj. G. March of Headley road,
while fMr. and Mrs. Walsh were at
DEdulcy DSdCti.
Mrs. Edward A.. Day left on Monday
| last for Monmouth Beach, expecting
! to remain there until September
Edward Hall of Kahdena, has lately
been the guest Of Mrs. Thomas w.
Cauldwell at the Adirondack League
Club.
Miss Hopkins of Elm street, is at
Watch Hill, Conn.,, with Mrs. Robert
Dumont Foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert a.. Grannis and
family will be absent from their Nor
ris Plains home for the next two
months.
Mrs. Robert Dumont Foote, who
came from Watch Hill for few days,
returned to that place on Wednesday
last.
Mrs Godfrey Brinley is visiting Mrs.
John r. Brinley at Bradley Beach.
Mrs. Howell Of Elm street, has her
sister, Mrs. Abeel of Newark, as her
guest.
Miss, Helen caldwell is visiting
Mrs. VIM. McAlpin at her camp in the
Adirondaclzs.
Miss Natalie Foote, who has been
visiting in Tuxedo, returned to Watch
Hill with her mother onNW Wednesday
Of this week
Mrs. Charlton T. Lewis will go to
the Maine coast on Saturday next for
two weeks. Mrs. Lewis has just issued
circulars in connection with her school
for young ladies which it is her pur-