The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-13
MORRISTOWN
SOCIETY. (.
Some Social Leaders VIII Surn-
mer Here. Others VIII
Cross the Ocean.
.IUNCHE0NS, BRIDGE, EUcHRE.

William Shipper, of Convent Station,
has rented his Madison avenue house
from July lst, for the summer
Mrs. II. Ward Ford, Of Morris street,
is at present away from home in order
to obtain much needed quiet and rest.
Mrs. Edwin Fayeute Smith, whoshas
been occupying Mrs. Howell's Elm
street house since May 1st, has made
arrangements to remain there until
July lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. NJ. Burden
are staying with Mr. and Mrs. II. Mex.
Twombly at Florham.
Mrs. William Scott, who has been at
Mrs. TuniS' for several months, left on
Thursday for Fishkill, M VI
Emlen Peasants Franklin returned
i Tuesday evening after a two weeks
absence from home.
Mrs. Henry r. Taylor gave a dinner
on Tuesday at her Madison avenue
| home
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Caldwell
and family will 60 to New York on
Tuesday, spending the night there,
and will sail for Europe on Wednesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman are
staying with Mr.. Chapman's sister,
Mrs. NJ G. March, of Headley road.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. WheelOck.
OF Morris avenue, left on Wednesday
for Easthampton, Z. L, where they
have cottage and will be for the
summer.
The Misses HondlOw win leave for
Seabright during the preSentweek and
! will establish themselves there for the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Childs and
family have gone to Bernardsville for
the summer.
Mrs. John Il. Emery will go to Balti-
more this week and her daughter
Anita, who has been at school in that I
city viii return home with her.
Miss Bessie Clatlin will gave a fancy
dress lawn party at her home on Mon
day.
| Mrs Elias Hnrlbut Ames gave a
bridge party of six tables with one
table for euchre, on Tuesday, which
was followed by a similar party on
Wednesday.
Master Frederick Franklin, of Frank
lin street, will receive his friends on
Friday, June 10th, from four until six
O'Clock
Mrs Oscar B. Smith, Jr., Of SO
Franklin street, had her second "at
i home, on Thursday
4 Rev. William p. Taylor, Of East
Orange, will officiate at st. Peters
Church on Sunday.
Mr.. Castle has returned to The ElmS
: after ten days Southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert M. Bigelow and
Miss BigelOw have left MorriStoWn to
be away until October
\ Mrs. Alyord and Mr.. and Mrs 9. w.
ThrOckmOrton have returned to their
place on Macculloch avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. G. G.. Henry are now
occupying their new home on Madison
4 avenue.
Mrs Robert H. McCurdy has sent
out invitations for alarge bridge party
on June 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ogden are now
at their country seat on Loantaka
Terrace.
Mrs. Henry Howell and Miss Howell
are once more at their Sussex avenue
residence.
Fritz Keasbey is home again after
a month spent in the West.
Miss Clara Applegate, of Newburg,
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Douglas Bushnell, this month, but
left last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert +. Ballantine
!. will come to Morristown as soon as
Mrs. Ballantine is strong enough to
travel. Her recent illness prevented
them leaving Newark last month.
/ Rev. and Mrs. Philemon H. SturgeS
will go to the AdirOndackS next week
to be absent all summer. Mr. SturgeS'
improved health causes much rejOic-
ing in his parish.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. John Claflin and Miss
i Claflin are at their home on Sussex
avenue. They spent the winter and
spring in New York.
Miss Katharine Brooks, of Miller
road. is in Maine on a sketching trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Kemeys are
spending May, June and July at tn
place near Washington Valley, and
will 90 to Maine for August.
On Tuesday, Mrs. Elias Ames gave a
card party which included both bridge
whist and seven-handed euchre tables.
Mrs. Ames also entertained on We'd
nesday with cards.
The last w Wednesday Literary Lunch
con of the season was held at Mrs.
Beekmen Remington's at Morris Plains
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Livingstone are
occupying their villa on Madison ave-
nue. for two months before going to
Bar HarbOr.
Mrs. Edward @. Keasbey gave
luncheon Thursday to ten guests at
her residence ON Miller road.
i Mr. and Mrs. George Macculioch
I Miller are at their MorriStown place,
The Knoll, on Ogden place.
4 Mrs John Murray Forbes will leave
for Newpor this week.
Mrs. Joseph b. Dickson, of Norman
die Heights, gave bridge whist party
Saturday.
Miss Edith Catlin has just returned
from Europe after an absence of a year
and is with her mother at FairhQame.
Mrs. Emory McClintock will give a
large luncheon at the Whippany River
\ Club on June 18th.
Mrs. TWombly will give a large card
party on the afternoon of June 14th at
FlOrham.
il Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moscley Hurl-
but have issued Invitations for the
wedding of Miss Ruth Hurlbuts and
4 Mason Young Jr, on Wednesday
afternoon, the 21St of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Franklin
Evans have invitations out for the
marriage of Miss Madeline Evans and
David Hunter McAlpin, 2nd, for Sat-
urday, the 18th of June. The cere-
mony will take place at st. Peters
Church and the reception afterwards