The Morris County chronicle., 1905-05-02
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Rev. and Mrs. Philemon SturgiS are
spending a week in Washington, ~ G.
Major o. b. Mitcham, the com
mandant of the United States powder
depot at Picatinny, who was married
4 in washington, ID. O., on April Is, has
returned to DOYer with his bride and
is at the Mansion House. Major
Mitcham has leased the Columbus
1 Beach house, at the corner Of Orchard
and Bank streets, Dover, and will
take possession May l. Mrs. Mitcham
was Mrs. Bessie B. Sturges, Of Wash
| ington, d. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Thompson
and family are at The Colonial where
4 they expect to remain until July lSt
when they 90 to the sea shore.
/ The funeral service of Louis Packard
/ Gillespie, who died in Rome, Italy, on
March 81, were held in the Madison
avenue Methodist Church, New York,
on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. John Murray Forbes, Of Madi-
son avenue, will give luncheon on
Thursday, May 4th.
The Euchre Club will meet at the
residence Of Mrs Frank Landon Hum
/ phreys, of Normandie Park, on Tues
The Messrs. Mills, Of Macculloch
avenue will receive the Diversion Club
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Edwin Fayette Smith has rent
ed her house to Mr.. and Mrs. Byard
i Smith, who are now occupying Mrs.
Augustus Graves house, from May /.
John Civilians, Of Miller road, has
returned from Utica. N ", after a
week S absence trombone.
Mason Young, Jr., is at The Elms.
Edwin Smith, OF Morris avenue, re-
\ turned to Yale ON Wednesday
Mrs. William Wallace. Of Farragut
place. is visiting in Brooklyn.
Mr. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen
were in Paris, at last advices.
4 The death is reported in Paris,
I France, Of Mrs. Duane, mother Of
William North Duane, OF Convent
Station.
Mrs Henry IA. Fanshawe, of Elm
street, who went abroad with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall Allen, will spend
the summer with a married daughter,
residing in England, and sail for
\ America on August 4th.
Miss Woodward, formerly of Perry
street, was the guest of Miss EgbeTt,
/ during Holy Week and Easter Sun
day.
Mrs. Howell, of Elm street, has
rented her house to Mrs. Edwin Fay
cite Smith, for a month, and will 60
to Atlantic City for a portion Of that
time,
Mrs. Frank M Hurlbut and the
Misses Hurlbut have returned from
Europe and are at the Goliath House.
Mrs. M. @. March has returned to
MorriStown.
MI. and Mrs. f. Tatnall Nichols
and Miss Augusta Hall are at Mrs,
Tunis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shipper have
1 returned from New York to their
Madison avenue home.
The Misses Blake, sisters Of Mrs. w.
! Ledyard Thompson, are occupying
her Farragut place house, during Mr..
and Mrs. Thompson's absence abroad.
Miss Sallie Clapp, of Brooklyn, was
at Mrs TuniS's over Sunday.
The Misses Robbins spent Easter
Sunday with their brother, Reverend
Mr.. Robbins, at Mrs. Tunis.
Mrs. George Walton Green, of New
York, was the guest Of the Misses
\ Blake, Of Farragut place, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p Staats have
returned to Morristown.
Il Among the weddings of local inter
est that have occurred during the
past few days are those Of George Carr
Henry and Miss Elizabeth Lloyd Lee
at the home of the bride in Alex
andria, Va, and William f. r. Griffith
1 and Miss Aline Herbert McNair at the
home Of her sister, DOngan Hills,
y Staten Island, also on Wednesday,.
The Woodruff Morrison wedding
also is of local interest as Miss Isabel
Morrison the bride resided for time
with her family in Morristown
On Wednesday, April 26, at st.
4 Johns Chapel, Cambridge, by the
Right Rev. William Lawrence, as
sisted by the Rev. George Hodges
4 Charlotte Sanger, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Thomas Brattle Gannett
was married to Frederic Anson Bur
j lingame.