The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-12

How Thanksgiving was Passed
at Home and Abroad BY
our Society People.
TEA PARTIES AND LUNCHE0NS

whirl, and there is more to be said of
the coming and goingn than the
& doing. a few informal luncheOnS
and dinners, many small bridge par
ties pass the leisure hours very pleas
antly and the large entertainments
are only a recollection. The Assem-
blies bring both the winter and sum
mer residents together several times
during the season, and a cotillion,
rather out of the ordinary, because of
the age requirement, Ia quarter of
century of experience is the open ses-
anne to eligibility is the only other
notable affair before The new year.
Mrs. Otto Hansen, who is on from
Milwaukee for some weeks, passed
Sunday at White Plains with Mr.. and
Mrs. Trenor L. Park later, with Mrs.
Hansen she will 20 abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde and
family viii pass several weeks in At
lantic City their new house will not
be ready for occupancy before Christ
mas.
Mrs. Frazer will be much missed by
her many friends, as owing to the
health Of her son she is forced to go to
warmer climate for the winter.
Mrs. johnson, who has been with
Mrs. Franklin has returned to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Waterbury
and family are at the new Hotel
Gotham.
Hiram Smith will take possession Of
the house recently vacated by George
Marshall Allen on Elm street, within
the next few days. The house has
been extensively repaired and the dec
orationS altered. Mr.. Allen S oriental
room which was feature of the house
was dismantled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Larned leave
for the south OF England on the 9th.
OnWednesday, Mrs. o. B. Smith, Jr.,
gave a bridge party which included
Mesdames Taylor, Thompson, Mills,
Henry, Romaine and Salters.
Thursday found some of the most
brilliant players at Mrs. William Ship
pens. We may mention Mesdames
McCurdy, Vanderpool, Forbes and
Watts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Grifith enter
tanned at luncheon, the guest of honor,
Miss Meredith, who is the guest of
Mrs. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ward Of Nor
ris Plains have given dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. XanVleck, who have recent
| ly moved into one of the houses owned
by Mrs. Swan on Egbert Hill. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. d. Raft
Richardson, Misses Seely and Gran
Mss and George Little.
| Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter, recently at
| B0lLing'S, are at the Westminster
Hotel later they will go to California.
Mrs. Caspar Whitney was their guest
over Thanksgiving
Miss Stewart, who has been with
Mrs. Mclean has returned to New
York. Mrs. Hobart Moore, of Boston,
is now Mrs. McLean7S guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto I'll. Kahn have
closed Cedar Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heyworth Mills are in
New York.
Invitations have. been issued for a
large bridge party at Mrs. Charles
Wards for the 18th, and at Mrs. How
ard COghill's for the Nth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Cox have re-
| turned from their wedding journey
and are the guests of Mrs. Farley Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm.s e. Ford, who
postponed their departure, left on
| Wednesday for Bermuda, where they
expect to spend the winter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fillmore Hyde
are in New York for a few days.
The children's dance viii be given
q & oil af II Iu1 Hlf 10
December 9th.
Miss Berret has decided to give up
| housekeeping and may go to Washing
! ton, ID. G.
Mrs. Il. III. Butterworth, Miss Char
lotte and Miss Alice Butterworth ex-
pect to close their house this week
and go to Pasadena, Cal, for the win
ter.
Mrs. William E. Wheelock will give
a luncheon for the Current Topics
Club on Wednesday, December 18th.
MI. and Mrs. Harry s. Babcock are
expected back IN MofristOwn shortly.
They will 90 to Mrs. Tunis's.
MI. and Mrs. Jesse Leeds Eddy have
closed their Normandie Heights house
and are now at the st. Regis, New
York.
Mrs. Howard Coghill win give a
bridge party at her Normandie Park
house, on Thursday, December 14th
Miss Adams, of Elm street, gave a
| luncheon and bridge party on Wednes-
day, November 29th.
Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Gray, formerly
Of MOrristOwn. are established in an
apartment at AZ West eth street, New
York, for the winter.
Miss Vibbert, daughter of Rev. w.
Fl. Vibbert of Trinity Chapel, New
York, was the guest of the Misses
Keasbey last week,
A caolegram announcing the death
of the mother of Mr.. Zuill, tiance of
Miss Pauline Vail, was received on
Wednesday of last week, and neces-
sarily will cause changes TO be made
in the arrangements for the marriage
in January.
Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell will give
| llunche0nS on Wednesdays, December
18th and 20th at her Elm street house.
Mr.. Laud, who is now at the Col-
bath House, is again a very sick man.
His mother was sent for early In the
week, but since then he has rallied.
Mrs. Edward P. ThebaEd Is reported
to be quite sick in New York
Mrs. Tunis is in Reading, Pa.
Mrs. John O. II Pitney gave a lunch