The Morris County chronicle., 1904-11-08
SOCIETY D0INGS
ABOUT TOWN
Dates Of Coming Social Events
Bridge Whist At Whip
pany River Club.
MANY ASSEMBLIES AND DANCES


Miss Kip will give a tea on Friday,
receiving by Miss Mary Howell.
Mrs. Alexander H. Hackstaff has
issued invitations for a luncheon on
November 16 at the the Whlppany
River Club house,
The prettiest and liveliest entertain-
ment OF this season was the domino
party at the Whippany Club, given
by Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dadmun
on All-HallOw e'en. Besides the Or
chestra, there were negro singers, who
did cake walk, in which all the mas
queraders joined, and there was round
dancing and much Eierriment before
the Mosques were removed. After
supper there was a c0tillOn, with IA
vorS. The decorations were most eff
fective. in evergreenS, corn slleayes
and apples, and through green screens
peeped grinning pumpkins illuminated
within. a famous fortune-teller in a
green bower attracted all who desired
glimpse of the future. It was an
evening OF unusual amusement.
Mrs. Emory McClintock will be at
home Thursday afternoons iD N0ven1-
ber and December at 1.-The Elms,
Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. ETellngnuySeh
have moved to New YORK Ior Ine M VIII
ter, but will occasionally spehu oun-
days at their place mere. vou,, i
Miss DeRuyteT, q New , 1ork, is
spending two weeks at "Ihe Elms.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shippen nave
gone to their apartment IN Wesb lyLh
street, New York, TO remain Ior une
winter.
Mrs. Joseph Dickson came up from
New York Tuesday to attend the
bridge tournament at the Whippany
Club. 8,
Mrs. Frederic IA. Humphreys VIII
give luncheon at the Wh1ppany Club
on November 16
Informal dances VIII pc heiu ae
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NovenlpeI 20: DSoSslnvSa TSs. I, aAI NJ Gr, -,
yanualy ~ any 49, :, ;ns,s r,.ss
liiis Will lecelse Uiie aupIc Dl;rs,,
ana pne Raul95isnSe2 3 ,a alu Ms % NJ n
Dlniss, Miss q .srns,.is ms a,.5 Ms II EIar
a,9 n9Vss' Gr;ssaId maI; 81 Mrs e. " Hali i M Mrs *
Tillmnre ila +, ! Nv Hydes Mrs r. II. McCurdy.
Mrs Hanrv Shaw. Mrs William Ship
nen Mrs. a. Swords. Mrs. Louis A
Thebaud, Mrs. Ridley Watts, Mrs.
Livingston Whitney.
Mrs. =. III. Taylor, Of washington,
ID. O., IL visiting her sister, Mrs, L. Y.
Stiles, OF Prospect sgreeU.
MIS-. ". y. Iondgiie p iiow ~ h'u-
Iope, s.o ,ora a,,a tad,o,s i,lnass Mrs
William +. sllllnan, q ~ Normanaie y NC;
EdIk, ~ oliCe uiolS apig 3 ~ ~ "ooi'0 -
ner DeneVoienV anu Socldl uuSles' r,l ,.4
Inc wednesday Lyeulng 7 " l 0nls ilCe
brlqge Giup meu az use ~ liouse ,iss Il. ~
MIS-. w; y. illolilas, z "a - aiias .',ls ~ ~
place.. MIS-. Y. Y. MacConnell g I, wili ie- M
celve une clup au ile nin's ao iuS
next meeclng
Mrs. Elias Hurlpuo "a Ames 1;s anu fanny
are oack Ia their Mauison asenue
nome.
Mrs. E. Mott AnaDle and little son,
Anthony, are staying with Mrs. Emlen
p. Franklin for few days and will be
with Mrs. George III. Watson, ~, for
a short time before returning to New
York.
Mrs. Berret and Miss Berret have
home t'S
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tile Alv Leas - ~ ~" o'A -,
Mrs. Robert Bushneli ana MISS
Eleanor Bushnell nave reopenea Dnelr
franklin street mouse.
Mrs. @. p. M. Cole of Franklin
street. has Mr.. Coles mother as her
guest,
On All Saints Day at the Church
of the Redeemer, there was mem
orial service for Miss Julia Dodge,
when new aims bason,s given as a
memorial for Miss Dodge, was used for
the first time.
Miss Hattie Duyckinck is making a
visit Ia MorristoWn.
Miss Hopkins isnow at The Elms. I"
Miss Kip will give a tea for Miss
Mary Howell at sRosem0nt, her Madi-
son avenue home, on Friday, N0vem-
ber eleventh, from four until seven
o'clock.
Joseph Ames was the guest Of Mrs.
John Lidgerwood during the last two
weeks of October.
Mrs. George Lord Is visiting Mrs
BENJAMIN NicOll.