The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-10-31
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.


Mrs. Stephenson is staying with
Mrs. Berret.
Miss Ferris of Morris Plains has Miss
Scrimser as her guest.
Miss Waterbury, it is announced,
will be married in November.
Mrs. T.. A. de Barry is visiting Mrs.
w. I'll. Thompson at Morris Plains.
Miss Margaret Hondlow is staying
with Mrs. Jack Riker of New York.
Mrs Henry A. Fanshawe, of Elm
street, is reported as not being as COM
Portable as heretofore stated
Mrs. Berret is still confined to her
room in her Franklin street home, and
her condition remains about the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Carr Hack
staff and Miss Hackstatf will be at 235
West 18th Street, New York, for the
fall and winter.
Mrs. Theodore Little, Miss Little
and George J. Little are now occupy
ing the Roberts house on South street,
opposite Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Ropes are still
in Princeton with their son Ripley,
who is reported to be holding his own
although SGlll very Iii.
Miss Egbert will assist at the we'd
ding reception of Miss Van Buren, on
| November 9Th, at the old Van Buren,
homestead, in 18th Street, New York.
John w. Castles has leased the
Hitchcock place on Macculloch ave
nue. and Mr.. and Mrs. Castles will take
possession Of the house about Novem-
Der LIST. 4.
Miss Kip will give tea at her home
RuremOnt,' on Friday, November
Sd, from four until seven o'clock, when
she will be assisted by Miss Mary KEEP
pele Howell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fillmore Hyde,
who have occupied the Hitchcock
place for several years, will go TO The
Films, on November 1st, to remain
there until theiranew house is COM
pleted. Till
Mrs. George Stuart Willis, gave a
bridge party of six tables, and one
table for seven-handed euchre, on
Thursday of last week for her guest
Mrs. White, of New York, who stayed
with Mrs Willis over Sunday.
The Junior Dance will be given at
the Whippany River Club On Thurs
day evening, December %. TIE pa
tronesses are Mrs. Frelinghuysen, Mrs.
J. M. Forbes. Mrs. Edward Clarke,
Mrs. ]. /. Waterbury, Mrs. r. d.
Foote, Mrs. II. w. Cauldwell, Mrs.
Elliott Smith, Mrs. u, A. Thebaud,
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll, Mrs. A. O..
Garretson, Mrs. II. II. Humphreys.
Mrs. w. S. Letchford, Mrs. G.. NJ
White, Mrs. Rudolph Kissel, Mrs.
Gustav Kissel, Mrs. Charles f. Brad
ley.
Mrs. Buckley introduced her daught-
er to society on WednesdaY,at charm
ing tea. The debutante, who inherits
her fathers scholarly tastes and is at
home in French and German, has been
studying for the last year in Europe
and is now deyOting herself to music
Miss Ingraham, of Brooklyn, Miss
Marsh, Miss Blanchard, Miss Brush
Miss Julia Cutler, of MorristOwn,
poured, " and Madam French, Of
Minneapolis, Mrs. French, OF New RO-
chelle, Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Mesure,
of New York, assisted in receiving.
Mrs. Henry r. Taylor gave a bridge
tournament offourteen tables at the
Golf ClubOn Tuesday afternoon, which
was conducted by Miss Marie Gilmour
Bryce Several ladies from out of
town we're present, among them We're
Mrs. Herman Behr, and Mrs. George
Fl. Watson, Jr. The East and West
prizes were won by Miss Mary Howell
and Miss Marion Swords, and the
North and South by Mrs. L. Olney
Hill and Mrs. Josephine H0ndlow. A
| few ladies came in to tea, which was
served as soon as the twenty-eiglt
boards had been played.