The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1904-05-17
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY.

There is promise of delightfully."-
social as well as musical event on the
evening of June End at Washington
Hall, when some well known talent is
expected to furnish an unusually fine
program before representative Nor
ristown audience. The entertainment
is being arranged by the managers Of
the Morris County s. P. G. G. and S.
P. G. A. who hope to realize satis-
factory sum for the benefit of this
worthy cause.
Mrs. Robert p. Staats Of Macculloch
avenue has returned to her home this
week after an absence of about two
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. f. M. Dodge and Miss
Dodge are making short stay in Nor
ristown, expecting to spend the SUM
mer elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Bradley are ex-
pected to arrive at their Morristown
place in about ten days.
Gustav e. Kissel has returned to his
place ON Sussex avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston Whitney
are,now occupying their home which
has just been completed on Egbert
Hill.
Friday the 18th, will be the first Of
Victor Harris musical mornings at
Mrs. &. A. Days.
Mrs. John /. Waterbury will give a
large luncheon on May 10th at Fair
| field House."
Mrs. Beekman Remington Of Morris
Plains entertained the Literary Lunch
Club on Wednesday of last week. The
German army was the subject under
discussion.
Many Of Morristown's prominent
women will attend the annual meet
ing and luncheon of the New Jersey
Society of Colonial Danes of America
at Trenton on May 24th. Mrs. Fred
eric FL. Burnham and Miss Howland
are on the Board Of Managers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernam and the Misses
Vernam will remain in Morristown
until June End, when they will sail
for Europe.
Mrs. Oliver Adams, of Toronto, Ont,
formerly Of Morristown, is the guest of
Mrs. Herman Behr.
Mrs. John r. Brinley, with her fam
| lily, left Morristown last Monday for a
| two weeks visit at her mothers, Mrs
Abeel, In Newark, then departing for
her summer home at Bradley Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cauldwell win go to
Mrs. Stephenson 5 for the two last
weeks in June, and have not decided
where they will spend July, but win go
to the Adirondacks about August first.
Mrs. Herman Behr gave lunch last
Friday for her guest, Mrs. Oliver
Adams, Of Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. Creighton and Miss Creighton
are guests Of Mrs. II. B. McCarroll, Of
Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Crane have
returned to Morristown for the sum-
mer and are occupying their house on
Morris avenue.
/ Charles c. Egbert arrived in New
York, from Europe, on Wednesday of
last week.
Mrs. Webster c. Estes, of South
street, gave tea to-day, from four I'M
/ til seven.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Ward Ford will pro-
badly not return to MorriStown until
the first week in June.
1 Mrs. James b. Griswold, of South
street, gave a bridge party of two
tables, on Tuesday afternoon Of last
| week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Hall, of
Kahdena, have Mr.. Halls mother as
/ their guest.
General and Mrs. Fl. Fl. Walker are
at BOlding'S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Fl. Peckham
are back in Brightstone, Normandie
/ Heights, for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace have
returned from Brooklyn. Mr.. Wallace
has quite recovered from the effects Of
the operation he was obliged to under
20, some weeks since.
Mrs. Thomas W. CauldWell enter
tained the reading club ON Monday