The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-05-30
SOCIETY'S MOVEMENTS.
Notes and Happenings of MorrIstown's
'sFour Hundred.''

SOtSS anu Aappen1uRS OF lMOfrlstoWu>S
'sFour Hundred.''
Mrs. John /. Waterbury gave a lunch
con at her home, Fairfield House,
on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs, William r. Thomas, of Farra-
gut place, will give bridge party on
Wednesday, May 3lst.
Mrs. Emlen P. Franklin gave a
luncheon at her Franklin street house,
on Wednesday, for Mrs. Wallace Rad
cliffe, Of Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Henry f. Taylor, OF Madison
avenue, will give euchre party on
Wednesday, May 3lst.
Mrs. HI. NICK. Twombly will give a
bridge party on Wednesday, June 14th.
The Misses Mills and Mrs. Edward
X. Mills, will give reception on June
3rd, at the home of the Misses Mills.
The Reading Club will have its final
meeting for the season at the residence
Of Mrs. George A. Low, Crescent
Manor" South street.
Miss Bessie Cauldwell has returned
home from Briarcliff School, for her
summer vacation.
Miss Lucy Marsh, of Hill street, who
was quite i'll with measles, is now able
to be out.
Rev. Philemon f. Sturges, of St
Peters parish, is confined to his bed on
account OF complication of disorders.
Rev. Mr.. Robbins goes to his new
charge, as rector of the Church at
EnglewOOd, on June 1St.
Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris and Mrs.
Ferris, of Morris Plains, are again at
az or four 4rt tte, q ~, TJl, i1o
delphia.
Mrs. Lee, of Rochester, who has been
at Mrs. Tunis' for some months, re-
turned to that city last week, accom-
panied by Miss Virginia Vail.
Mrs. William p. White, of Farragut
place, has rented her house to Mrs
Benson, from June 5th to September
lSt, when Vernon MunrOe will occupy
the house for the autumn and winter
Mrs. White and Miss VanWyck will
join Lieutenant White in California.
Miss Ruth Hurlbut and Mason
Young, Jr., will be married in June.
Miss Alice Vernam gave a tea on
Wednesday at the Whippany River
Cub.
Mrs. Creighton and Miss Creighton,
of New York, are at Boldings.
Mrs. Oscar b. Smith, Jr., will be at
home, at 80 Franklin street, Tuesday
afternoons, June 1st and 8th.
Mrs. ID. Hunter McAlpin will give a
dinner at her Littleton home on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Henry f. Taylor, of Madison
avenue, will give dinner on June 9th.
Mrs. A. r. Hyde entertained at
luncheon at the Whippany River Club
Thursday, covers being laid for twenty.
There were sixty at the whist in the
afternoon which was followed by tea.
The engagement is announced of
Miss Harriet l.. Decker, daughter of
Charles M. Decker, to Horace Dexter
Hardy, of Arlington, Mass.
Mr., and Mrs. Livingston Whitney
have been at the Chalfonte, Atlantic
City, N. ].
Messrs. George Macculloch and J.
w. Miller with their families have
taken up their summer residence in
MorristOwn.
Ogden BatSs, who was seriously in
jured at Princeton last week, is slight
ly improved and hopes for his recov-
cry are entertained.
Mrs. J. f.. Moore and family have
goue to Buck Hill Falls, Pa, for the
summer.
John A. Chambers, James Chambers
Miss j ID. Chambers, Miss Katherine
Chambers are at the Chalfonte, Allan
tic City,
Mrs. Edgar n. Randolph has sold her
/ cottage on Madison avenue to Albert
II. Vernam for his daughter.
k0Wynant u. VanderpOol has rented
the Howell Robert house on Madison
avenue.
O. II. Erwin Martin win occupy the
Finekney house, Normandie Park, on
Thursday.