The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-07-24
SOCIETY EVENTS.

MIS-. ElldS 11utlDuU AIubS dI1Q MISS
Katherine Ames have returned from
PocOnO. Mrs. Ames expects to spend
the remainder of the summer in Nor
ristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Echeveria go to Nan
tucket with their family about August
1st.
Mrs. Thomas Bushnell and Miss
Bushnell we're at Wiesbaden when last
heard from.
Miss Margaret Hondlow returned
this week from Seabright.
DIR. William NJ. HUGHES will go to
CaStine, Me, ,on July 30th for months
vacation.
The marriage of Rev. William Rus
sell Bennett and Miss Adelaide Schoon-
over takes place in August.
George q. Kip, Miss Kip and Charles
A. Kip started for Colorado last week.
Mrs. 7. Olney Hill left last Monday
for Easthampton, L. l., to be gone
about ten days.
Miss Buxton has returned to Morris
town.
Me-, on July Both, where she will be
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Mrs. Harrison, daughter of General
and Mrs. I'll. III. Walker, is expected at
B0lding's. this week with her two
daughters. They have recently been
at Norfolk, Va.
Word comes from some of the Maine
resorts of season of very cool weather,
with open fires being quite agreeable.
Augustus Crane, of Morris avenue,
las improved so much from his serious
illness since his return from Washing
ton that his daughter, Mrs. Corning,
with Dr. Corning, sailed for Europe
on Thursday. Her brothers from
Washington will be with her parents
during her absence.
Through a much regretted error it
was stated in this column last week
that Mrs. Joseph G. Willis had sailed
for Europe with her father and BROTH
er. Such is not tie case, as Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis have not returned from
their wedding trip.
Mrs. John Gerken is taking the
honorS at the Atlantic City horse
show. On Tuesday she won three
blues with News Boy and Shop Girl,
besides red; Tonic Sauvages Blue
Bell won blue on the same day de-
feating O. w. Watson's Lord Balti-
more In the harness classes.
Kenneth B. Schley entertained at
the Whippany River Club on Wednes-
day, the guests including Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean Sage. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. D. Gra-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant B. Schley.
Jr., Miss Annie Kountze, Mr.. Schley,
Mr.. Ford, Courtland Nic0ll, K. H..
SchleV and E. B. Schley.
Hiram Smith entertained party Of
twelve at the Golf Club last Saturday
evening, His guests we're MIR. and Mrs
A. Fillmore Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Bayard Blackwell Miss Bryce,
Miss Marie Bryce, Miss Alice Vernam,
Miss Jane Swords, Alfred Macy, Geo.
J. Little and A. Harold Vernan.
The wedding Of Miss Margaret
Turnbull and Charles de Loosely Oel-
richs, will be an autumn event in
MOrriStoWn. The bride-elect has been
the guest for some days of Mr.. Oel-
richS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. OLE
richS at Newport, He is nephew Of
Hermann OelrichS, who has made his
home for some years in California, and
on the maternal side of Mrs. Theodore
Havemeyer, now abroad. Mrs. Oel-
richS gave white and green luncheon
on Wednesday for her sons fiance.
The remains OF Mrs. L. N. Hitch
cock reached MorriStown on Sunday
and funeral services were held in ST.
Peters Church on Monday afternoon.
Emory McClintock is expected to
arrive in New York on the iceland,
on Saturday.
Announcement is made Of the en-
gagement of James Otis Post, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Post, Sr., to
Miss Dorothea Miller, daughter of
Captain Jacob w. Miller, of New
York and Morristown.