The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-09-06
SOCIETY EVENTS
ABOUT TOWN
Some are Gong Away Bot the
Tide Of Travel IS Turned
Toward Morristown.
THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME

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Pfizer, jr., IS engaged TO Viscount
Newry, the eldest son and heir Of The
Earl Of Kilmorey. Miss Lula PIizer IS
the neice of Miss Alice Pfizer. whose
marriage to Reinhart 9. Rachofen yon
EcEt is to take place on Monday. Sep
tember 5. The Pfizer's town house IS
at No. 10 West Fiftieth-st., Manllat-
tan, and their country home Is ait Ber-'
nardsville. Miss Pfizer, who Has been
spending the summer abroad, is now
with Mrs. Emerson Bainbridge. All
Bourne End on the Thames. Her
hance is a member Of the Life Guards.
but has not yet attained his majority.
Miss Lois Vail has returned from
Shelter Island.
Mrs. Creighton and Miss Creighton
are at Boldings.
Francis Woodruff returned to Nor
ristown Thursday.
Mrs. Creighton and Miss Creighton
are now at Boldings.
Mrs. @. g. Bishop will spend several
weeks at the Colonial.
Mrs. A. w. Cutler is expected home
from Block Island this week.
Mrs. Henry Bruce McCarrolI is at
The Elms for the fall and winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Bushnell have
returned from Falmouth Heights
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Staats are at
their Macculloch avenue place.
Mrs. G.. G. Frelinghuysen has been
away visiting for the past week.
Mrs. Byron Sherman and Miss sher-
man are home from Norfolk, Conn.
Mr. and Mrs FrederickG Burnham
have returned from Point Pleasant.
Mrs. William Shipper Of Madison
avenue has returned from Seabright.
Miss Cara Foster has returned from
several weeks sojourn at Richfield
Springs.
Mrs. ]. Morgan Slade and the Misses
Slade returned last week from KEN
nebunkport.
Mrs. Merrell and Miss Merrell are
still at st. Louis, Miss Mary Merrell
is at Quogne.
Mrs. Il. O. Stiles returned home on
| Tuesday from a tw0-Weelks' stay in
the Pocono Mts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Romaine Of
Headley road, are again at home from
Old Orchard, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Behr and fam
| lily returned from Watch Hill on Tues
day Of this week.
! Mr. and Mrs. Hazen have returned
| to town and are located in their new
house n South street.
Mrs. Phillips and children OF Ratha.
does are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hobari
Garfield Of Morris street.
| Mrs. w. Marsh who has been snend.
ing the past week in Morristown has
returned to Saranac Lake.
| Noel B. Fox, who spent the summer
here, has gone to Big Moose. In the
Adirondacks for a week or SO.
MI, and Mrs. Harry Hall and family
Of Perry street, have returned to Nor
ristown for the fall and winter.
| Ex-Mayor Taylor and Joseph Hinch-
man, Esq, started last tuesday for Bav
Head where they will spend a week or
+ so.
| Mrs. Letchford Of Madison avenue.
gave a tea at the Ocean House, Watch
Hill, on Wednesday afternoon of last
week.
| Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers, is re-
ported to be again confined to a dark
room on account Of renewed trouble
with her eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. McCurdy
are once more at their place on Morris
Plains after six weeks spent at their
Rockport Villa.
Mrs. w. r. Thomas of Farragut
place, after having returned home
from Narraganset Pier is again away
from Morristown.
| The Misses Dana returned on Tines.
day Of last week from Norfolk, Conn.
Miss Dana is reported to be greatly
improved in health.
Miss Mary Howell of Elm street, re-
turned on Saturday last from Fal-
mouth, Mass, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Elbert S. Kip.
Mrs. Abner W. Colgate has returned
to her Madison avenue house after be-
ing absent from Morristown the great
er part of the summer
Mrs. Wood is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. William Shippen at
Convent Station. Ted Shipper has
just returned from Europe.
Mrs. Elias Hurlbut Ames and family
are not expected to return to Morris
town until October 1st. when they will
go to The Elms for month.
Charles Kip has arrived home ia adj
vance Of his family having spent some
time in the Rocky Mountains. MI.
and Miss Kip are expected soon.
Mrs, John r. Emery of Elm street,
returned onThursday from saltwater,
Pocono Mountains. The younger mem-
bers Of the family will return home.
Max Behr won the Watch Hill house
cup in the golf tournament at Watch
Hill having the best score made BY
an amateur in the history Of the club,
There has been much more life at
the Field Club during the past week,
due to pleasant weather and the large
number Of residents who have return
ed home.
Mrs, w. w. Cutler, who has been
spending a few days at home, has re-
turned to Shelter Island where she
viii remain with her family through.
out September.
Miss Hopkins Of Elm street, who
has returned from Eitchburg, Mass
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