The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-27
MORRISTOWN
SOCIETY.
The Young-Hurlbut NuptualS
a Very Pretty June
Wedding.
WHIPPANY RIVER CLUB EVENTS

Miss Ruth Hurlbut was married tC
Mason Young Jr. on Wednesday after.
noon of last week, at the Madison
avenue residence of the BRIDE parents
DIR. William M. Hughes officiating
The marriage ceremony took place at
four o'clock, in the presence OF mem
bers of the two families and few
intimate friends. There we're nc
bridesmaids but Miss Elsa Hurlbnt
preceded the bride, who was given
away by her father, Charles @. Egbert,
of Niagara Falls, was best man. A
reception followed at half after four,
which was largely attended, music by
five or six musicians enlivened the
occasion. Among those present were
Mrs. Mason Young ST., DR.. and Mrs.
Weoss, of New York, Mrs Kane, Miss
Dorathea Young, Mrs Hurlbut, OF
Springfield Mass, Mrs. Louis A. The
baud. Mrs. Frank Il. Humphreys,
Mrs. Frederick III Humphreys, Miss
Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Marsh, Mrs. Robert @. Walsh, Mrs.
Behr. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Taylor,
Miss Howell, Miss Cutler, Miss Hull,
The Misses Walker and Miss Anita
Emery.
Ex-Mayor Fox sails for Europe on
the Teutonic on Wednesday, expect
ing to be away for several weeks.
Noel B. Fox is stopping at the Col
bath House.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Ropes and son,
Lawrence, start on Friday for the Cat
Skills, going in their automobile. Mrs.
Ropes and son will remain there some
weeks, Mr.. Ropes going up there on
Sundays. Ripley Ropes viii go on a
hunting trip TO the a dirondacks.
Miss Dana and Miss Mary Dana leave
town to-day. After a short sojourn at
Saratoga they will so to Keene Valley
in the Adirondacks for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert S. Kip have
closed their MorristOwn place and gone
to their cottage at Falmouth, Mass.
Mrs. Bromley is spending June with
her neice, Mrs. TwOmbly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burden are also guests at Flor
ham.
Miss Edith Catlin will sail this
week for Europe in company with her
sister, Mrs. Otto Hansen. They will
probably return within two months
Mrs. Peter Ballantine, of Littlet0n,
gave a card party Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larned have left The
Elns and are to spend the rest OF the
season in Connecticut.
Mrs. ID. Raft Richardson gave a
luncheon on Thursday at her place on
Morris Plains.
Mrs. March has returned to Norris
town and will pass the season at her
place ON Headley road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg will 90 to the
AdirOndacks, for the remainder of the
summer, next week.
oo1. WI II ri n
large card party including both bridge
whist and seven hand euchre on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. ri. Pitney are
visiting in Canada. They will 60 to
Watch Hill about July 1st.
Mrs. Emory McClintock gave a
in honor of her cousin, Miss Longacre
who is her guest this month.
Mrs. McClintock also gave a lunch
con at the Whippany Club on Tuesday.
Among the guests were Mrs. and Miss
LOngacre, Mrs. Wynant Vanderpool
Mrs. Edward III. Clarke, Mrs. Ballan-
tine and Mrs. Keasbey.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Brinley and
family left for Bradley Beach, N. j.
on Friday Of last week, expecting to
remain there during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Ogden
Chisolm and family departed on We'd
neSday last for York Harbor, Maine,
having closed their Whippany road
house for the summer
Miss Horne, who recently gave up
her Morris avenue home, is STAYING
with Mrs. Henry N. Dodge, of Wash
ington avenue.
Miss Dana and Miss Mary Dana
viii go to Keene Valley, in the Adir-
OndackS, on July lSt, for the summer.
Mrs. Millen Ford is, at present, stay
ing in New York, Miss Annie How
land Ford is now with Miss How
land at 1.-THE Cottage James street.
Mrs Charles I'll. Mellon gave a bridge
party on Wednesday OflaS t week.
Mrs. @. G. MacCOnnell gave quite a
large bridge party at her Kahdena
home on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Byron Sherman and Miss Sher-
man will go to The Waumbeck, in
the White Mountain district, about
July 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shipper are
now at The Elms.
Miss Douglas, of Maple avenue, is
visiting in Buffalo, where she expects
to remain for four or five weeks.
Mrs. M. G. March, of Headley road,
gave bridge and euchre party at
her home on Friday of last week, to
meet Mrs. Chapman, her sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace, of
Farragut Place, left town, for the
summer last Saturday.
Stephen Vail was recently the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. Cummings
Vail, of Mapleravenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Young
were in towna on Wednesday Of this
week, for the Hlulbut- Young wedding.
Judge A. e. Mills was in Whining
ton, Del, on Wednesday.
Miss DOrOthea Walsh Is again at
home. after being a guest of Mrs.
John /, Waterbury, for few days.
Mr. and Mrs George H. Watson Jr.
and family will not take up their resi-
dence In Short Hills until August 1st,
as their house win not be ready for
them before that time Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson expect to go to the Adiron-
dacks about the middle of August.
Mrs. Mason Young, formerly of
MOrristown, is at The Elms.
uoIns to see the eclipse,
Philadelphia, June 27.- With party
Of government astronomers aboard the