The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-02-12
PLEASANT HAPPENINGS
In SOCTETY'S CIRCLES
Social Gatherings Where Bridge and
Euchre II elp to Pass the
Afternoon Hours.

/ UdkllS steamer from New 0rk fOr
New Orleans, and will probably not
return home before April
Mrs. Abbey, Of Franklin street, is
in New York hospital, and last
reports were to the effect that she
was progressing favorably.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young are
established in New Orleans for the
winter having taken a house there
for a few months.
Miss Carrie Marsh is the guest of
Mrs Thomas w. Cauldwell, Of Elm
street. Mrs. Helen Marsh is spending
the winter at Pasadena, Cal, with
Mrs. Theodore Little, Miss Little and
Mrs. Henry w. Ford.
Mrs. Robert 6. Livingston who
died in New York on Saturday last,
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Kountze.
Mr.. Felix Sampson, who formerly
resided in Morrstown, having built
the house now belonging to Mr.. George
E. Chisolm, died recently in New
York.
Miss Lucy Marsh, of Hill street, one
of this winters debutantes, expects to
visit Providence, r. l., as soon as her
health will permit. having had quite
a severe attack of grip since the
holidays.
Quite a number of accidents have
occurred as the result of being obliged
to walk ON icy sidewalks. Mrs.
Hazeltine, of Maple avenue, fell and
sprained her arm as well as dislocat-
ing her wrist. DR. Erdman was also
sufferer, having injured one of his
arms by similar accident.
Mrs. Marsh of Headley road, will
entertain the Euchre Club, on Mon
day next.
Mrs. Alexander II. Tiers and Mrs.
Robert Dumont Foote are organiz-
ing a sewing class for the coming
Lenten season, in the interest of All
Souls Hospital.
Mrs. Louise Walker is the guest of
Miss Anna Bpshnell. Of Elm street.
This is Mrs Walkers first visit to
Morristown since leaving for Europe
some two years ago.
Mrs A. NJ. Bigelow, of Boyken
street, gave euchre party of two
tables on Friday afternoon of last
week.
Miss Seldom, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Mrs. j. Cummings Vail, of
South street.
Miss Edith Hull, of Maple avenue
had a seven-handed euchre party on
Thursday of last week.
Miss Lenita Raymond gave bridge
party for Miss Louise Walker on Wed.
nesday last.
Miss Virginia Vail will sail fol
Bermuda tomorrow Saturday, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. Wilkini
son.
The Rev. DR.. Sturges is spending
ten-days' vacation in Pinehurst, N
G. He will return home in time t,
officiate, as usual, on Sunday next.
Mrs. Henry Harrison Walker is a
the holdings, having come to Morris
town to recuperate from a recen
severe illness.
Mrs. Rudolph II. Kissel has iSsueC
cards announcing that she will be a
home at 10 West Thirty y-seventl
street, New York, on Wednesday
during February and March.
Miss Eleanor Bushnell, of Franklin
street, had bridge party on Frida,
last.
Mrs. Hermann Behr, of Elm street
gave dinner on last Friday evening
On Wednesday afternoon of last weel
Mrs. Behr gave bridge and euchr
party for engaged couples.
Mrs Robert Dumont Foote gave
coasting party on Thursday evening
of last week. Buckwheat cakes will
their usual accompaniment were serveC
to the merry-makers on their re
turn to Mrs. Foote'S house.
A dance, exclusively for youn,
people, was given last evening il
Washington Hall. Mrs. Hermann
Behr Mrs. Waterbury, Mrs. Rober
ID. Foote, Mrs. Alexander II. Tiers
Mrs. Redley Watts and Mrs. Robert
C.Walsh being some of the patronesses
Mrs. Frederick Winston Merrel
gave tea at her Macculloch avenu,
home on Thursday of this week.
Mr.. Richard Lyon met with quite
painful accident while coasting OF
Normandie Heights, running into
tree small branch or twig of which
punctured hole through his cheek.
At the bridge tournament at thu
Morris street house of Mrs. Il. Olne,
Hill on Friday evening last, tn,
winners were Mrs. Bryce and Mis-
Marie Bryce for East and West ant
Mrs. Swords and Miss Marion Sword
for North and South.
Mrs. Stephen Little will give seven
handed euchre party at her Elm stree
house this friday afternoon.
At the return tournament with tn,
ladies of Orange at the house of Mrs