The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-01-17
EVENTS TN
TOWN SOCIETY
A Quiet Week IN Morr1stown
Society Circles. Many En-
tertain Friends.
SOCIETY WEDDING IN HOB0KEN

SOCIETY WEDDING IN HOBOKEN
Trinity church, Hokoken, was the
scene, Saturday afternoon, Of the
marriage of Miss Eleanor Lewis to
Thomas Bloodgood Peck, Jr. The
ceremony was performed by the rector
the Rev. DR.. ] Clayton Mitchell, and
the benedictiOn wasgiven by the Right
Rev. Chauncey Brewster, Bishop, OF
Connecticut. The bride, whose dress
was entirely of old Brussels point lace,
with which she wore a lace veil that
had been used at the weddings of the
women of her family the Stevens
family, of Castle Point for several
generations, was attended by her
sister Mrs. James Millar Cumming;
Miss Mary r. Stevens, Miss Mary Della
field, Miss Bertha StUckWell, Miss Lois
Low, Miss Gertrude Houghston and
Miss Alice Agnew, all arrayed alike in
frocks of white chiffon cloth, incrusted
with Irish lace, tulle hats trimmed
with white plumeS and carrying large
muffS of white chiffon, Ornamented
with illies-of-the-valley. There were
also two little flower girls, namely,
Emily Stevens, daughter of Colonel
Edwin A. Stevens, of Castle Point,
Hoboken, and Elsie Stevens, daughter
of Richard Stevens StauntOn B.
Peck, was his brothers best man, and
the ushers included Francis f. Pal
mer, Archibald S. Alexander, Theo-
dosius f. Stevens, Harold Durant
and Stanley d, McGraw. After the
ceremony there was a reception at the
brides home, in River street.
Richard v. Lindabury and family of
Meadow Brook Farm, Bernardsville,
will spend the winter at Hotel Neither
land, in New York. The Lindaburys
win leave their country house open
and spend their Sundays there.
A talk on China and it's customs was
given at the residence of Mrs. P. B.
Pierson, COLES avenue, on Friday after
noon.
DR.. Fred. Humphreys and family
have gone to New York for the bal
ance of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Thebaud and
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ID. Foote have gone
South for Two or threeweeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fl. Gillespie enter
tanned r. Fulton Cutting over Mon
day night.
Mrs. Haines has Miss Cockrane, of
New York, as her guest, at Mrs Tun-
ISIS.
Max Behr, according to latest re-
ports, has improved in health. He is
still in Porto Rico.
Miss BOstwicK and Miss MOntgom-
cry are staying at Mrs. Tunis's.
Cadwallader Howell was at his
- ~ TTnruol Mr., -
over Tuesday night of this week
Edwin Smith, son of DR. and Mrs.
Fayette Smith. of Morris avenue, has
returned to Yale.
Mrs. Joseph Benjamin Dickson gave
a lunch and bridge party at her New
York, house, on Wednesday, of last
week. Mrs. John 8. H. Pitney. Miss
Hopkins and Miss Bryce were among
her MOrristown guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell
entertained Evert }. Wendell over Fri
day night of last week.
Mrs. Millen Ford and Mr.. Rowland
Ford are at Saranac Lake for the bene-
fit of the latter's health, his physician
having ordered year of rest.
Miss Mary Hall is spending the win
ter at 106 Madison avenue, New York.
Robert B. Holmes, of Madison, who
has been suffering with a severe cold,
has gone to Virginia Springs.
Miss Mary Pitney, Of Maple avenue,
nor in New York.
Mrs. Pierre Smith, of Miller Road,
is in New York, with her son, Pierre,
Jr., who has had to undergo nasal
operation.
Mrs 7 npie rT,1,et.o,,d % AFodico,
avenue, gave dinner on Wednesday
OF last week. Several OF her guests be-
ing from out of town.
The Misses Walker, formerly of
Perry street, have taken an apartment
In Eighth street, New York, for the
winter.
Mrs. William T. Sanger and Miss
/ Sanger, formerly of MOrriStOwn, are
staying at log Madison avenue, New
| York.
Mrs. Lambert Phillips and children,
who have been visiting in MorristOwn
have returned to Barbados.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze, Miss
Anne KOuntze and Robert Il. LiyingS-
ton have returned to New York.
Mrs. Arthur Dean and Miss Dean
"AS oROhNllAE q lew WtChS dU .DOlOlAS >.
Mrs. Walter S. Letehford enter
tanned the Tuesday Bridge Club this
week.
Ihe newly organized Tuesday Euchre
Club held its first meeting at Mrs. j
Murray Forbes house last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Saltus returned
TO MorriStown lsat week, having been
away for nearly a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis a Thebaud went
| South last week for a short trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Whitney have
gone to Florida to pass two months on
their house boat the g Ruff house.
Miss COuper Lord has moved to her
apartment in New York City.
4 Mrs. w. Ledyard Thompson gave a
bridge party on Wednesday afternoon.
/ Miss Bessie Adams, of Elm street,
entertained friends at cards on Thurs
day afternoon
The Shakespeare Club met on Mon
day evening at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick r. kellogg.
Mrs. VIM. J Romano received a
few friends at tea very informally
Monday afternoon. Mrs Howard
Butler, Mrs. Lloyd Saltus, Mrs. Kel-
logg, Mrs. Palmer and Mrs. Walsh
were among the guests.
Concert Well Rendered.
The concert by Prof. D'Agostinc
. ~. III. .