The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-20
MORPISTOWN
SOCIETY.
Some Social Leaders VIII Sum
mer Here. Others Wal
Cross the Ocean.
WHlPPANY RIVER CLUB EVENTS

The dance at the Whlppany River
Cluh on Saturday evening was a very
ENJOYABLE occasion. about eighty being
nresent,. Music was furnished by Van
Rarr and buffet supper was served.
Social events at the Club are aS Iol-
lows: June 10, lunch given by Mrs.
John I. Waterbury, June 70, dinner
Of fourteen courses by Mrs. 4. Il. NC
Curdy. June %, Mrs q. +. Cutter
gives luncheon, and on the 29lh Mrs.
w. Ledyard Thompson VIII entertain
at luncheon. June ~, MIS-. y. q.
Williams gives q dinner. MIS-. Mc-
Clintock entertained party Ol WE'VE
at luncheon on Friday
paU Philemon SturgeS left Morris
town on Saturday for Paul Smith s
IN the Adirondacks. Before going ne
n1aced his resignation in the hands OF
The yestry OF ST. Peters church but
that BODY promptly returned 1T With
ont action and gave the Rector leave
of absence for a year. His condition
is considerably improved and his many
friends hope that he may return IN
flll health before the expiration OF
the year. ~ IN, .ooe,,,,,,
anv Robert Carter on his trip to
Fillmore Hyde and family left
MorristOwn on Friday and sailed on
Saturday for Europe,
The Misses Bryce gave small bridge
party on Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Morgan Slade is still staying
with her daughter, Mrs Edward K.
Mills.
Mrs. Ridley Watts, of Franklin place,
entertained a few young ladies al
luncheon on Wednesday.
Mrs. Edwin Fayette Smith and MIS-.
w. r. Brooks will sail for Europe on
July Sth, and will remain abroad until
the latter part of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larned, OF Lltchneld,
Conn, are at The Elms. Mrs. Larned
was formerly Miss Emma Ogden Hon-
man, of Morristown.
Al. M. Bigelow has rented his BoyKen
street house for the summer TO MIS-.
BinSSe, who has passed several seasons
in MOrriStOwn.
Mrs. H. NICK Twombly gave bridge
party on Wednesday. -
Mrs. Howell will return TO ner Elm
street house on or about July oCn.
Mrs. S. Pitney Johnson underwent
an operation of slight nature On
wednesday. -
Miss Baldwin and Miss Florence St.
John Baldwin, left for Magnolia, Mass. (,
on Wednesday, where they expect 10
remain until autumn.
Mrs. Richard Benson, OF New \ 0rk.
who has taken Mrs. VIM. II. whites
Farragut place house for the summer,
will occupy it to-day.
]. Cummings Vail is still at Memoir
ial Hospital although considerably Deu-
Vice-Chancellor Pitney and Miss
Pitney, who sail for Europe on July
9Th, will be abroad for an indennlUe
Mrs. Robert P. Staats. of Macculloch
avenue, gave large dinner party on
Mr' and Mrs. William Shippen, who
have rented their Madison avenue
house for the summer, will go to Inc
Elms this week.
Trinity School on Washington ave-
nue., will not close until June 18th as
considerable time was lost during 6ne
spring on account Of an outbreak OF
measles. il.
Mrs. Webster G. Estes has been sick
at her South street home for several
DAYS with an attack OF neuFlblS-
Mrs. Edward A. Day expects to
shortly spend some days on her sister s
yacht and will later go to Monmouth
Beach.
Judge and Mrs. Abram Quick Gar
retson and family will sail for Europe
on July 18th.
Miss Clafiin gave a luncheon at her
home on Wednesday and gave tea on
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Jenkins and
family returned on the 10th inst. from
abroad and have reopened their South
street house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John /. Waterbury and
the Misses Waterbury will leave for
Europe early in July.
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers and
her little daughter Esther were not
seriously injured in the accident on
Monday last, the bruises on their faces
from the horses hoofS will not result
in any permanent marks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Cauiuwell
and daughters sailed for Europe on
Wednesday of last week.