The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-12-05
SOCIETY'S
CHARITIES
Furnish Needed Help to Wo-
men and Children During the
Amusement Period.
BRILLIANT ASSEMBLY BALL

First place shall be given to brief
reference of the second meeting of the
members Of the Speedwell Society,
which took place at the residence of
Mrs. John @. ii Pitney on Tuesday
morning, November twenty-eight.
The desire to aid little children who
are i'll and helpless is one which APP
peals to all women and great satisfac-
tion must be the outcome when the
names of officers, whose duties were
outlined are mentioned. they include
MesdameS Catlin, Pitney, Bradley,
Thebaud, Shipper, Franklin, Dad
nun, Swords and Bryce. 1t is antici-
pated that few entertainments may
result in adding largely to the treas
ury.
Mondays are enjoyable days TO the
more serious minded, and the Topic
Tea given by Mrs. Edward III. Clarke
was made unusually interesting, the
subject, /" Buddhism" At these meet
ingS the hostess Is responsible for the
topic presented, and great variety
are handled during the season.
Tuesday afternoon found many
bridge enthusiasts prepared for
tournament which was held at the
Golf Club. Mrs. Edward A. Day was
the promoter in the interest of most
worthy charity. Miss Marie Bryce
managed the boards and scores in her
usual quiet and successful manner.
Attractive prizes were awarded to
Mesdames Hill and Dean, playing
North and South, Mrs. Mclean and
Miss Swords, East and West. Among
the contestants we're MeSdames FoOte,
Castle, McCurdy, Forbes, Day,
Thomas, Morgan, Merrell, Henry,
Potts, Pitney, Estes, Saltus, Thomp-
son, Wallace, Kellogg, Misses Bryce,
Swords, Shelton, Howell, Ferris and
Randall.
Mrs. George G. Palmer entertained
at home the same afternoon, her
guests included Nesdames Ballantine,
Shelton, R0maine, Clarke, Fanshawe,
Shippen, Raymond, Taylor, White
Hyde.
The beautiful assembly room of the
Whippany River Club where the first
important ball of the season was given
on Thanksgiving Eve brought out a
large contingent of Morristown' s best
known people, The decorations were
not elaborate but appropriate to the
harvest season and the golden pump
kinS and mellow corn had becoming
background in the dark finish of the
wvou useu IA olle DIi5h q SIle Cluo.
auesvs u ss "eie hScsiser ~ sMesgdlnes ~
,s.iIppqli' ~ 2aSlalpalu {el.ls Vlu7s auu w.
Npnu M. y. %lluSt i poo nuli.pel -
snicions for % GOOD looks f and hacsooin,g Sb,.
gowns were Misses Peters, FellOwes,
Gaylord, Macy and Hopkins, the visit
inc men inclnded Messrs Morgan
q sranhv dapegstor pheIns nr,,,,15' @ ss'sl1'
The residents represented Mr. and
Mrs. FoOte, Mr.. and Mrs. Thebaud,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterbury, Mr. and
Mrs. Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs Ward.
Thursday, the family festival day
recognized as Thanksgiving Day, di-
verted few from their own fiuesideS
because OF two strong attractions at
BaltusroI, where Louis Keller was
host at a hunt breakfast" or to
Gladstone, where, Through the court
eSy OF the Essex Hunt, number were
oluueIl ioE luncneon ana interesting
aces - Aoaio"'
MI, ana MS. ho9ene ~. bailahglne
sl aIe ueuallaeu oeyenu SIleil Usual 'udle
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serious acciueht-
Mrs. Julius Catlin IS making steady
progress ana her Irlends anticipate
tlaSiaig nay lser ollce llioie alions ulein ~
~ NJ 80 sI.ul ns u,
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MiuleI an9nllls ~ Uiie p. hegis. Liley
thpIct tnp;, ~ ~ antgns ta Gll1 many o1US1ng
saaeah snet iloiiics ~ olio 00unoiy a'oooiAio oeA
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n q p;ts apeiS sor IoOfo fo - iU., MIS- So'h
=, = ioaaey ~ :" -" uSyS'
me-. and MIS-; duncan Samppells' ], ! =.
%r1 innrna Ieooled ~ il I,o he With I'M Mrs " WIVES
uaivJ Gi'1 mt III wrU ~, ds aoo.r
nexf nnntb - = y
pinssore,, yin 10 nyosentod ~ tho,
Short His Casino On The eveninss az III
December eight and ninth. the talent.
n native and nnder the clever man
aeement. of Mr.. Strong is sure 70 be
enioyable.
T,st,,o. 11o,,+vo ,,os slosod i,,eoo,,,
tr1 ho,'Se and cona ' 70 ne J,eu city : z oo'''
~ must "nu Solio ~ oiio oiVs
Inc sale Oh the Sklumore place TO
Jonh Clann Is une lMporganG real eS-
tate transfer OF @ Jne monuh. Inc price
ODbalnea, 9ioo'VOO, uoes noD seem
ilgl Valuation When bne location ana
peduUy OF the NOME ~ cOhslueren
Mrs. George @. Palmer gave bridge
party OF four tables on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. SenOoomaker gave a
vary haautifnl dinner followad nv 4