The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-01-24
SOCIETY
HAPPE NINGS
Bridge, Euchre, Receptions and
Dances Furnish Entertain
ment to Society.
The MILLS-SLADE WEDDING.

The Church OF the Redeemer was
filed with friends last Saturday after
| noon who came to witness the mar
riage OF Miss Laura Emott Slade
70 Edward Kirkpatrick Mills. The
Christmas decorations were still ID
place and added to the beauty Of the
scene l,ne ceremony was performed
by Rev: William "a. Hughes, S. e. D.,
assisted by Rev. Philemon Sturges.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter Miss Helen Slade, as maid Of 0fhonor,
and the Misses Kip, Howell, Dnyck-
inck and Brigham, as bridesmaids.
The groom had Mr. Bush. Of Will
mingtOn, Del, as best man, while
MesSTs. w. D. VanderpoOl Mercer
Walker, James Emott, Butler Dlyclz-
| Inck, Kilmer and johnson were the
ushers.
The bride was attired in white satin
land wore a veil Her only iewelrv
was pearl necklace the gift Of the
groom.
The maid Of honor was dressed ia
yellow chiffon and yellow hat and
carried yellow roses The brides
maids we're dressed in blue chiffon
with blue hats and also carried yellow
Iroses.
The brides uncle. ] III. Slade, of
New York, gave the bride away.
After the ceremony a reception was
held at the residence of the brides
mother on Boyken street. Mr.. and
Mrs Mills started later on a wedding
! tour. On their return they viii reside
at the house recently purchased by
Mr.. Mills on the corner Of Perry street
and Maple avenue.
Tho fnllnxrfafr ta,s,c51l ,.,.f,tr,s, y, ,.-,s~
rendered at the wedding by Sidney a
BaldWin: Victory March, Weiby.
Noctune from Midsummerg Nights
Dream, Mendelssohn; Serenate, Mos
kowski; OHertory, Wely Mign0n
GavOtte Thomas: Prize Song, Wagner:
Serenade, Schubert: Andante from 5th
symphony, Beethoven; Faust, GounOd:
Swedish Wedding March, Berceuse
from Jocely, GODDARD; Holy City, Adam;
Evening Song, Wagner. The bridal
party entered the church to the
strains of the Grand March from
Verdi's Aida and left to the Mendels-
sOhn'S Wedding march.
Robert ID. Foote returned on Mon
day from his trip to the South.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Bayard Smiths son.
Marston. who was most unfortunately
| hit in the eye by a ball. while playing
| squash some five or six weeks ago, is
still confined to dark room 1t re-
quired the services of a skilled oculist
| to save the eye.
| Mrs. George w. Jenkins recently
wrote to her New York physician re-
questing him to send a capable doctor
TO travel through Egypt with her
| party. Dr. Seward Erdman was select
ed for thai purpose, and sailed for
Europe on Monday Of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. @. ID. M. Cole will
spend three or four days IN Springfield,
Mass, during this week.
| Mrs. Tunis is visiting In New York
! for n few days.
| Mrs. Livingston Roe has lately been
made member Of the Reading Club.
| Mrs. LindleY Miller is ait Mrs. Tunis'
| for few days.
Miss VanWyck, of Farragut place.
will be IN NewYOrk until about March
1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Thebaud.
are at Bolding's for the remainder Of
! the winter.
Mrs. William Wallace, Of Farragut
place, has issued invitations for a card
party on January 9th.
| Mrs. Edwin A. McAlpin and Miss
Madeline Evans will be at home on
Mondays, the 23rd and 30th of Janu-
ary, at 9 West 52nd street. Mrs. Nc
! AlDin's reception took place ON Satur-
| day, the 18th.
Miss Seeley, of New York, is the
guest OF the Misses Granniss, Of Morris
Plains.
There will be a large bridge whist
/ tournament January 3lst at the resi-
! dence of Mrs. Samuel Campbell, South
Orange, for the benefit of the Visiting
Nurses Settlement.
Miss Marion Swords is visiting in
Philadelphia.
A Tuesday afternoon seven-hand
enchre club has lately been organized.
Among its members are Mrs. John M.
Forbes, Mrs. Cauldwell, Mrs. Franklin,
Mrs. Gordon Sherman, Mrs. Frederic
IA. Humphreys, Mrs Frank L.Hum-
phreys and Mrs. Frederic Richardson
William B. Skidmore, whose long i'll
ness has given his friends much solicit
tude, is reported to be slowly improy-
| inc