The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-10-18
MoRNsTowN Il. ]. TUESDAY, -ocToBER- Is I20A
SOCIETY EVENTS
ABOUT TOWN
Tie Whippany River Club ths
Centre Of Many Pleasant
Society Functions.
EUGENE HIGGINS SAILS.

EU6ENE Hl6GlEN0 0AlL0.
Eugene Higgins sailed on Monday
with a party OF friends on his steam
yacht the varuna, for Mediterranean.
A4nunber Of dinners were given att
the Whippany River Club house on
Thursday evening followed BY a bridge
whist tournament conducted by Mr..
Elwell. Miss Marion Swords and
Mrs. VIM Shippen won north and
south while Mrs. and Mrs. Edward
Day won east and west.
Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey KisSel are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. e. p. kinnicutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. d Schie-
|ffelin had large house party during
Horse Show week.
Miss May Swift flas been tie guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Granniss.
Mrs. VIM. Macy, Miss Macy and the
MessfS. Macy, are staying at the CQ,o-
|nial
WI r. Todd has gone TO St Louis.
Mrs. George Albert Low has issued
cards for y reception on Thursday,
October the twentieth.
Mrs. Frederic Rogers kellogg viii be
at home on Wednesday, the nineteenth
|of October, from four until seven
O'Clock.
Miss Alice Day has been spending a
few days III MoilistoWn.
Mrs. il. C. AInes and family have re-
turned from Falmouth and are now at
The Elms,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vesey have returned
/ from Europe and are now occupying
their house on Farragat place.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Delaney Kountzs
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Kountze.
Mrs Ledyard Thompson is away vis-
iting.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. w. Jenkins have
returned from their summer home in
Norfolk, Conn.
Miss Kent from Baltimore is the
guest of Miss Eloise Henry.
Mrs. Joseph Dickson gave bridge
party on Wednesday morning OF this
week.
Miss Sammis, of Babylon, L. T., is
the guest Of Mrs. A. G. Roper.
Edward Luther DobbinS has issued
invitations for the marriage of his
daughter, Irene, to DR.. Joseph Harker
Bryan on Tuesday evening, October
Is, at $50 O'Clock. A reception will
be held from s to $50 following the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs, Bryan will
be at home on the afternoons of De-
cember 10 and ~ at 221 Asbury ave-
niue, ASbury Park.
Mrs Louis A. lhebaud win give a
bridge whist party on Friday evening,
October 29.
Mrs. Robert d. Fo0te has issued in
vitations for a large card party on
Thursday, October n.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Dennis have been
away for the past week.
Miss Ewing is visiting Mrs. Henry
Shaw
Mrs. Lambert Phillips, of Barba-
does, who has been staying with Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Garfield for the past
two months, will be the guest next
week of her sister, Mrs. Oscar Coles
Ferris, Of Morris Plains
Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell and Mrs.
Emlen P. Franklin were guests, on
Wednesday of this week, at luncheon
and bridge party given by Mrs. Harvey,
formerly of Morristown.
DIR. Hughes returned from Boston
on Wednesday OF this week.
William e. Ford is reported to be
confined to his house at Deal Beach,
suffering from severe injuries received
at the hands of ruffian neighbors.
The Misses Geisenhainer have re-
turned to Morristown and are again
in their south street house.
Miss Jennie Garfield, of Morris
Plains, will accompany her sister, Mrs.
Lambert Phillips. when she returns to
Barbados.
Miss Bessie Little is visiting Mrs.
Harry Condict, formerly Miss Aleda
Cox, in Baltimore.
Mrs. Bibb and her invalid sister
who were at Mrs. Tunis's during the
summer months, returned to New
York on Wednesday Of this week.
Mrs. Augusta Miller and Miss
Shufelt are at Mrs. Tunis's for two
weeks.
Mrs. Theodore Little is at the Col
bath house for the winter, where she
will be joined by her daughter, Miss
Bessie Little upon her return from
Baltimore.
Mrs. Douglas S. Bushnell, of James
street, has her mother, Mrs. Apple
gate, Of Newburg. N. ", as her guest.
Miss Florence VanWyck has return
ed to MorristOwn and Is staying with
her sister, Mrs. William p. White, Of
Farragut Place.
Miss Clement, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
| is the guest Of Mrs. William Wallace,
of Farragut Place.
On account OF the inclement weather
only about thirty ladies were present
on "Wednesday morning Of this week,
at the meeting at the house OF Mrs.
Edward S. Day in regard to a proposed
memorial for the late Mrs. William
| Hughes in connection with St. Kath-
erine's Home. Mrs. Alexander, Of
Hoboken, and Sister Miriam Of the
home, spoke Of the work carried on
there, and Mrs. Hughes great interest
therein. A committee was appointed
TO arrange for an endowment fund as
memorial to Mrs. Hughes.
Found Dead in Bed.
Mrs. Maria Darney was found dead
In bed at her residence in the rear Of
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