The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-11-21
|SOCIETY'S
MEMBERS
Indulge IN Social RottS and
ReveIs and Enjoy them to
the Fullest Extent
LOUIS OF BATTENBEFG'S VISIT

IN MOrrlStOWn. we may menUlOn
Misses Nic0ll, Kountze, Frelinghuy-
sen, Flagg, Pratt, Atterbury and Kis-
sci.
Miss Marjorie Mott, daughter Of
Chief Justice Mott has recently been
Miss Catlin's guest.
Stowe Phelps has also been In Nor
ristOwn. The new home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Cross at BernardSyille is one Of
Mr.. Phelp's successful houses.
Mr.. and Mrs, William G.. Frenaye
have returned from Toronto, Canada.
Mrs. Taber has gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs Olcott have closed
their home in Normandy Park and
will pass the winter Id New York.
Mrs. Macbeth, who has made her
home with Miss Winsl0w for many
years will leave MorrIStown December
first, for q long visit to ner relatives
In the south. Mrs. Macbeth has not
been well OF late and her many frienoS
appreciate the Importance Of change
OF air and will anticipate her entire
restoration to health when she will
once more take her place among them
Miss Lathrop is at the Holland
House, New York, for Horse Show
week. Judge Francis S. Lathrop Of
Savannah, Ga, is with her.
Miss Sands is at Boldings.
Miss Florence st. John Baldwin il
at Atlantic City until December. when
she goes to Augusta, Ca, for the win
ter.
Mrs. George f. Stone is at her apart
ment in Sherry's until February, whel
she will go to Nassau to remain until
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis James
have bought property near Roslyn,
Long Island, and will build large
and attractive home.
Mrs. w. Allston Flagg will in the
future make Mount KiScO, N. ", her
summer home, having purchased a
place there. The house, pictures
que one, will be somewhat altered be-
fore Mrs. Flagg takes possession.
Through the courtesy of Lieutenant
Commander Arthur Bainbridge Hotf,
few of his friends were invited to an
informal tea on the Massachusetts"
on the afternoon of the fifteenth. The
prospect Of meeting Prince Louis OF
Battenberg and his officers was too
tempting TO resist and the maidens
one and all failed to plead prior en-
gagements. The affair was an entire
success.
Mrs. John /. Waterhury's tea for
Miss Waterbury's friends to meet the
Misses Campbell, of Inverness and
Ross, Scotland, was the principal
event of Monday, the thirteenth. Mrs.
Waterbury's Elizabethan house lends
itself to elaborate decoration, and
beautiful chrySanthemums and roses
filled every space. Mrs. Adair Camp
bell and Miss Bryce presided at the
tea table and the guests were all OF
the younger set.
Miss Margaret Walsh, who recently
made her debut at a dinner given by
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. III. PitneY, is one
Of the seasons buds. Her great beauty
and charm of manner insureS her
belle-Ship.
Miss Macculloch Miller is i'll in New
York and, upon the advice of her
physician, will undergo rest cure for
one month.
Mrs. Mcclellan has arrived from
Cleveland in her Mercedes touring car.
She will be the guest of Mrs. Hark-
ness during the coming week.
Mrs. Charles BradleY's bridge tour
nament at the Golf Club on November
IA was preceded by an informal lunch
con at Mrs. Bradley'S home for Mes
danes Peter II. Ballantine, John HI.
Ballantine, Young Potts, Campbell,
Clark and Pitney. The contestants
for very beautiful prizes included Mes
danes FrelinghuySen, Twombly, Rich
ard ii. Williams, Macy, Day, Walsh,
Swords and Campbell.
Mrs. Henry Baucel BinSse's " At
Home" for Madame Algot Weislander,
also on the fourteenth, proves how
large the society of MOrristown has
become. Mrs. BinSse's artistic rooms
we're thronged during the afternoon.
Madame Weislander Is daughter of
the late DIR. Thebaud, the well-kn0wn
surgeon and has been one OF the most
admired of Americans living in Paris.
Another daughter, Madame Riera, is
also noted beauty.
Miss Howland and Miss Annie How
land Ford will pass the winter in
Florence, going via the southern route
on December fifth.
Miss Forbes tea for Miss Bushnell's
guest, Miss Robinson, was very enjoy
able. The guests included Misses
Raymond, Ford, Vernam, Foster,
Bryce, Bushnell, Waterbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laud are now at the
Goliath House, Mr.. Laud having been
able to leave Memorial Hospital last
Tuesday.
Hartley Dodge gave a dinner at the
Whippany River Club on Saturday.
Mrs. Augusta Miller, formerly of
Morristown, who was recently quite
III, is now back in Washington, d. @.
Mrs Gilbert Ramsay Potts was in
Morristown for a few days the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hall are estab-
lished at 40 East 26th street, New
York, for the winter.
Mrs Emlen Peasants Franklin will
give a bridge tournament at her home
on Friday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas w. Cauldwell
had Mr.. and Mrs. William McAlpin, of
New York, staying with them over
Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris and Miss
Ferris, of Morris Plains, will 60 to Bar
BADGES in January.
Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell has been
made president OF the NeedlewOrk
Guild, which has been without a pres
iding officer since the death of Mrs.
Henry W Buxton.
The Shakespeare Club met at DR.
Erdmans.