The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-11-22
|MORRISTOWN
| SOCTE TX DOINGS
Receptions and Entertainments
Thursday Club Resumes,
Engagement Announced.
A MEMORIAL FOR MRS. HUGHES

A MEMORIAL FOR MRS. HUGHES
Mr., and Mrs. Hamilton Mex. Twom-
bly,, who have kept uheir country es-
tabIishment, Flofham Park, open ln-
I'll now, went TO their town house for
the season Monday. Mrs. Twombly
has given some pretty lunch0ns lately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tw0mbly will give a.
family dinner at their home there on
Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis P. Kinnicutt
have returned to New York for the
winter.
Rev. Otis a ]. Glazebrook, d. d., Of
st. Johns Church, Elizabeth. was the
guest of his son, DR.. Francis HI. Glaze
brook, over Sunday and preached in
| st. Peters Church.
Mrs. Wyse, of New York, has come
lfrtm New York to The Elms Tor the
winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs Larned an.s stopping
| at The Elms.
Circulars have been sent to many
residents of M0rristown asking for
contributions to the Isabel Hoxsey
Hughes Endowment Fund for Saint
Katherine's Home. 1t is proposed to
lraise three Thousand dollars which
will endow room at the home. Any
amount, however small, is asked for
as it is desired to have the fund repre-
sent, as fully as possible, the gift of
all those who knew Mrs. Hughes and
appreciated her untiring efforts.
Louis Adams is in Virginia where he
is reported to be finding employment
for dogs and gun, and his Morristown
friends are pr0fiting thereby.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Bessie Chadwell. daughter Of
Mrs. George Harris Chadwell, for
merly of Morrist0Wn, now a resident
of New York City, to Frederick ".
Pitney.
Miss May Grannis, of Morris Plains,
| is much improved IN health, and will
shortly seek change OF air for a few
weeks.
William B. Skidmore is quite i'll at
| his South street home.
Mrs. Granville M. White has been
made a member of the Reading Club.
Miss Carrie Marsh, formerly of Nor
Iristown, is at the Goliath House, but
will probably spend the winter in New
York.
Mrs. Wood, an auntof Mrs. Frederic
r. Kellog. Of Boyken street. is at Mrs.
Tuniss for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong, who have
been at Mrs. Tunis's for the past few
weeks have returned to New York.
There will be many house parties
over Thanksgiving Day and they will
attend the dance at McAlpin Hall on
| Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs Leighton are occupy
ing Philip Liyingston's place. Mr. and
Mrs. Livingston are in New York for
| the winter.
Mrs. Benjamin Butler, of New York,
has rented Mrs. Bailey's house on Mac
culloch avenue.
| Miss Richardson, of Boston, is a
guest of Miss Anna Bushnell, of Elm
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Al. Stewart have
closed their place on Madison avenue
to reside in New York until spring.
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney will give card
party at the Whippany River Club on
| the afternoon of the 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills who have recent
| ly come from Italy are residing in the
Emmett place.
| Mrs. Richard Williams gave a card
party on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Elbert S. Kip has invitations
| out for card party on the 30th.
An engagement of great interest is
| that of Miss Gertrude Vernam TO
Archibald Forbes.
Miss Louise Freeman, Miss Natalie
F0ote, Miss Bessie Cauldwell and Miss
Margaret Hoyt, will be home for
Thanksgiving
Mrs. John G. Williams, Of Miller
road, left for Utica, m. ", on Thurs
day OF last week, expecting to. spend
the next three weeks in that city and
Buffalo
Miss Mamie Trowbridge will spend
the winter In New Haven, where she
will give concert in the near future.
Miss Trowbridge expects to favor Nor
ristown with concert later in the
season.
Miss Hartley left for New Haven,
Conn.,, on Thursday Of last week, where
she intends to pass the winter.
Mrs. William Y. Marsh, formerly Of
MOrristown. has an apartment In
West 11th street, New York, for the
winter.
Miss Lenita Raymond has returned
to Morristown having been absent
about ten days.
Mrs. John Camp Williams has gone
to New York for visit of fortnight.
Mrs. Edward H. Clarke gave a lunch-
con Thursday at her home on Miller
road.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy
returned home to Morris Plains after
an absence of month.
MissMay Granniss is recovering from
a severe Illness.
Mrs. Graves and her sister Miss
Rowe, Of East Orange, are guests at
the Park House.