The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-09-13
SOCIETY EVENTS
The Home coming Of Many
Residents Livens Up the
Town Again.
HERMAN BEHRS LEAVE TOWN.

HERMAN BEHRS LEAVE TOWN.
Mrs. Berret and Miss Berret are at
Mrs. Stephenson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G.. Ropes and
sons have returned to their Morris
avenue place, from Massachusetts
| where they spent the summer.
James 4. Hutchinson, of Morristown,
has just returned to Paris after an
automobile tour of 4,700 miles in Hol-
land, Germany, Switzerland and
France, There were six in the party,
with two heavy travelling trunks and
five dress suit cases, all on an 18-horse
power automobile. Not a single ac-
cident occurred during the three
months of the tour. Mr.. Hutchinson
says motor cars Of not over 20 horse
power are best for the European trip,
more handy and less expensive.
DR.. FL. N. Dodge has returned to
Morristown from his summer vacation.
James Chambers was brought home
Friday morning in a private car, with
DR.. Haven in attendance.
Residents of Morristown win he
sorry to hear that Mr. and Mrs. Her.
man Behr and family intend to re-
move to New York in the near future,
and the Taintor house on Elm street,
now occupied by them, will conse-
lquently be to let
! Miss Bryce is visiting Mrs. Robert
w. Cumming at Bar Harbor. Maine.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel #. Butter
worth, who spent the summer with
Mrs. r. I'll. Butterworth, have re-
| turned to New York.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell
and family are expected home about
September Is.
Mrs. John Clafiin has issued invita-.
tions to a dance, to be given for Miss
Clafiin, on October LIST at the Whip
pany River Club.
Although it was known that Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles +. Clark, Of n orman
die Park, went abroad during the sum
mer for hoped-for benefit to Mr.
Clark's health, their friends were
wholly unprepared to hear Of his
death in London last Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Butterworth Is In
the Adirondacks with her friend Miss
Payne.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. Edward I'll. Clarke and
Miss Clarke Of Miller Road are again
at home, after a month at Watch Hill
and Richfield Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. M. Cole are alb
sent on a trip to Nova Scotia, and will
return home about September 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert w Cumming
Of Morris Plains are at Bar HarbOr
MAINE.
I DR.. William M. Hughes, Miss EgberI
and Gordon D. Hoxsey are expected
home from Digby, Nova Scotia, OF
September Is.
i DIR. HenriQuess spent few days will
his family at Easthampton, Long
Island, during the early part Of the
! week.
/ Cadwallader Howell spent Sunday
and Labor Day with his mother Mrs
Howell of Elm street.
4 Miss Katherine Clarke of Miller
Road will leave to-day for visit al
Garrisons, N. X!
/ Miss Butterworth and Frank But
terworth spent Sunday and Labor Day
with Mrs. T. Fl. Butterworth.
General and Mrs. Henry III, Walker
have returned from Bernardsville,
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Kennedy 81
Germantown, Pa, were guests Of MIS-
M. c. March of Headley Road from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Francis S. Hoyt and Miss Mar.
garet Hoyt have returned from The
coast Of Maine.
Frederic w Keasbey was ia Morris
1 town over Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. William Y Marsh was recently
i the guests of Mrs. William Shipper D
Madison avenue Mr.. Marsh is still IL
the Adirondacks. his parents have
Y taken a house for the winter, Ia Sum
nit.
Mrs. George Macculloch Miller fa'
gone to the seashore, having been or
dered there by her physician, as he
health Is reported TO be much i'm
paired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Niehol AMI
family have returned to Merryw0od,
having been absent during the create
part of the summer.
Vice Chancellor Pitney and Mis-
Pitney are at Watch Hill, r. I
Edgar i. Randolph, "a. is visiting
relative at his camp Ia the Adlron
daclIs, and is reported To be IN excel