The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-02-26
FITTINGS AMONG
S0CIETY'S LEADERS
Exchanges of Residence Appear to be
Numerous. Information Regard
ing those on the Sick Roll.

NEW J. Ofks
Mr.. A. NJ. Bigelow, of Boyken street,
who was intending to leave for the
South on Friday last, was taken sick
the day previous, and has since been
confined to his room at his home.
His complaint is said to be grip. On
Wednesday Mr.. Bigelow was reported
to be more comfortable.
Miss Bessie caldwell returned
home on Friday of last week, bringing
with her some of her schoolmates, who
we're her guests over Sunday, the
entire party returning to Briarcliffe
Manor on Tuesday.
A brother of Mr.. George e. Chis-
olm has leased the Joseph F. Moore
place, on the Whippany road, for
three years. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
will remove to the Donaghe house, on
Maple avenue, about the middle of
March
DR.. Anna L. Allaben has taken
from the first of April the house now
occupied by DR.. Glazebrook, corner
South and Madison streets. A small
colony of trained nurses will make
their home with DIR. Allaben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Hall will
probably return to their Kahdena
home about the middle of March.
Mr.. Whitehead G. Duyckinck was
| in town over Sunday and Washing
tons Birthday.
Mr.. Charles G. Egbert, who has been
in Zurich, Switzerland, for the past
two years, is expected home in the
course of two or three weeks.
Miss Shaw, daughter Of Mr.. Willie
Shaw, of Chicago, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs, Henry Shaw, of
Franklin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Vernon, of
Early street and Atno avenue, have
leased the house of the Misses Ste
phenson, on Maple avenue, from the
first of April.
Mrs. Fayette Smith and her mother
Mrs. Brooks, are at the Boldings.
/ Mr.. Henry e. Fanshawe, of Maple
avenue, has improved so much that
he has resumed attending to his
business interests in New York
Mrs. Stephen Fl. Little, of Elm
street, gave tea on Tuesday after
noon for Mrs Charles Y. Swan, when
Mrs. w. H. P. Oliver and Mrs.
Ensign presided at the tea table.
/ Mr.. Roscoe w. Lyon, of South
street, is reported as not being in his
usual good health this winter, not
having been out Of doors for some
weeks.
Mr.. John Whitehead has leased the
house belonging to Mrs. Edwin Ross
on Hill street, from April !. Mr..
Whitehead will be much missed by
his High street neighbors, among
whom he has resided, in the same
house, for over twenty years.
Mrs. Charles Y. Swan, who has been
residing with her family In Ithaca,
N. Y, for the last two years, is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Henry A.
Fanshawe, of Elm street. Mrs. Swan
expects to return to Ithaca on Mon
day next.
In the bridge tournament, com.
menced Thursday afternoon of last
week at the house of Mrs. Swords and
Mrs. Edward A. Day, the winners fol
the afternoon were Mrs. Henry II,
Taylor and Miss Pilot, of Orange.
Miss Pauline Vail was the guest Of
Mrs. G. Albert Rickard, in New York,
over Sunday and Washington's Birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace, o.
Farragut place, returned from Lake
wood on Tuesday last.
Mrs. Beekman Remington, of Nor
ris Plains, has been visiting in Philadel
phia for the past week,
Mr.. Mason Young is again confined
to his room at the Boldings, his friends
being somewhat anxious about him
fearing a return of his former com
plaint. Mr.. and Mrs, George Young
are in Concord, N. H., having beer
called there from their New Orleans
home by the illness of their sol
Edwin.
Lord and Lady Monson, who have
been at the Boldings since their re
turn from Montreal, will sail fol
Europe this week, expecting to joiI
, the Dowager Lady Monson in Italy.
Miss Mary S. Lewis was presiding
| officer at last Friday nights session
of the Conference Of Charities an(
Corrections held at Atlantic Cit,
: during the latter half of last week
The session was devoted to 9TH
Treatment of Criminals and amonl
J the addresses made was one by DR.
| Charlton T. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. McCurd,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HI. McCurd,
: left on Wednesday In a private ca
for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze hav
returned from Lakewood to thei