The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-06-21

Oh fireworks on EOufUn OF July evening
for the entertainment of the younger
members Of the family and their
friends.
Mrs. Charles f. Clark Of Normandy
Park gave morning bridge and
euchre party, followed by a lunch on
Friday last.
Mrs. Whitehead @. Duyckinck is at
the Goliath House, with her little
granddaughter, for the monthO June.
Miss Duyckinck, who was in town for
a few days, is now in KennebunkpOrt
Me-, as the guest Of Miss Edith Hull.
Fernando G.. Echeverria is at the
Goliath House. Mrs. Echeverria with
her children is on the coast of Maine
for the summer months.
Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris, Mrs. Ferris
and Miss Jennie Garfield, of Morris
Plains, have returned from ST. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Nicoll are
again in their summer house, q Merry
wood, /" on Sussex avenue.
Mrs. Garretson and Miss Garretson,s
second morning at home, on Saturday
of last week, proved to be equally as
delightful as that Of the preceding
week.
Mrs. M. G. March Of Headley Road
has rented her house, from the first Of
October, to Lloyd Saltus, who will oc-
cupy it during the winter.
0. HI. Mellon and party leave on
Thursday for Riviere Guile, Quebec.
where they will spend the summer. Al
private car has been chartered for the
trip.
Geo. E. Chisholm has engaged a
private car for himself and family to
York Harbor, Me-, leaving Norris
June q.
Ridley Watts and family will 60 to
Fishers Island on July first.
Miss Dana left for Norfolk, Conn.,,
on Monday.
Mrs. John |. Waterbury gave a de-
lightful garden party on Tuesday after
noon Of this week. Mrs. Waterbury
received in the large drawing room
while the Misses Waterbury received
on the lawn assisted by Miss Letchford
Miss May Brooks and Miss Walsh. The
house was most beautifully decorated
with flowers and palms and the supper
was served at small tables on the
terrace. The Hungarian band played
continuously and it was altogether a
most charming entertainment. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. North
Duane, Mr.. and Mrs. George Dadman,
Rev. and Mrs. Philemon Sturges, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry K. Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs John Brinley, DR.. and Mrs. T. FL.
Humphreys, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Behr,
Mrs. Robert Stats, Mrs. Alexander
FL. Tiers, Mrs. Stephen Whitney, Mrs.
Henry Fanshawe, Mrs. Edward Hall,
Mrs. Albert Swords, Mrs. Charles f.
Cutler, Mrs. M. March, Mrs. and Miss
Betes, Mrs. A. f. Hyde, Mrs. Granville
White, Mrs. Charles r. Clark, Mrs.
Thomas Cauldwell, Mrs. e. P. Frank
lin, Mrs. Henry Hoy, Mrs. Henry Tay-
lor, Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. e. @.
Garretson, Mrs. Ridley Watts, Mrs.
John Emery, Mrs. Samuel Dennis, Mrs
Frederic Burnham, Miss Sherman,
Mrs Louis Thebaud, Mrs. George Ray
mond, Mrs. ]. w. Miller, Mrs. VIM.
Letchford, Mrs. VIM. Macy, Mrs. VIM.
Romaine, Mrs. George Jenkins, Misses
Carter, Mrs George Willis, Misses
Evans, Misses Swords, Misses Shelton,
Misses Vail, Mrs. Charles III. Mellon,
Misses Hurlbut, Mrs. e. T. Nichols,
Miss Hall, Misses Slade, Miss Henry
Miss Behr, Miss Macy, Mrs. VIM. M.
Hughes, Mrs. Samuel Hoffman, Miss
Hackstaff, Mrs. Julius Catlin, Miss
Cara Foster, Miss Margaret Wood,
Miss Ella M. Clark, Misses Shaw, e.
@. Browne, Mrs. Phelps, and George
Henry.
AT GlimpsewOod Manor on Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Elsie Whitney and
Harold Ely Griswold were married out
on the lawn under bower OF peonies
and roses, crowned with a marriage
bell. 1t was truly ideal June we'd
ding and the spacious grounds and
house were thronged with guests to en-
joy it. The house was exquisitely dec
GRATED and the display of wedding
gifts was fine. The Hungarian band
made music on the green and helped
to enliyen the beautiful scene. Only
the immediate family and relatives Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Whitney and
the bridal party were present at the
marriage ceremony the bridal party
consisting Of Miss Marion Bradford,
Miss Catherine Park, Miss SallieWhit-
ney, Miss Grace Lidgerwood and Miss
Leila Whitney were in attendance on
the bride. Morris M. Kellogg was the
best man and the ushers were William
Osgood Field, Livingston and Alfred
r. Whitney, Jr., Adams G. Summer,
Guerdon M. Maynard and William e.
S. Griswold. The Very Rev. Dean
Rodney ofiiciated at the service.
Among the guests at the reception
following were many New Workers,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Granniss, Miss Gran
Mss, Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud, Mrs. r.
f. Ballantine, Mrs. Charles Bradley,
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