The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-04-03
SOCIETY In
MID-LENT
Preparations for Numerous Post
Easter AmuSernentS in the
form Of House Parties.
YALE GLEE CLUB AT LYCEUM

risburg, Pa, on matters connected
with the coming marriage OF her son,
Joseph S. Cole.
Mrs. Robert ID. Foote's Lenten Fri
day Sewing Glass has done much to-
ward repleniShing the linen room of
| All Souls Hospital.
i There will be a number of house par
ties over Easter Sunday as the last AS
lSembly for the season will be given on
i the evening of Easter Monday at the
Whippany River Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Robert are at
i the Goliath House, having returned
from Europe during the past week.
i Mr.. Robert was taken i'll almost im-
mediately after reaching New York.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. George Ell. Watson, Jr.,
are in Atlantic City.
| Mrs. Haines is in New York for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Behr and fam
lily expect to sail for Europe on April
10th. They will spend the summer
abroad.
George Marshall Allen has been MAX
i ing many Improvements to his place on
Lake Champlain and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
/ len will go there at an earlier date
than heretofore customary with them.
Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris and Miss
| Ferris are back in Morris Plains after
a delightful winter in Barbados.
Mrs. Henry A. Fanshawe, of Elm
street, has improved very much in
health during the latter half of the
winter.
| arrangements are being perfected
| for concert by the Yale Glee Club on
| the evening OF May l1th. Efforts were
| first made to have it set for April 25,
| but it was found impossible to secure
the Lyceum for that date. The Yalen-
slams will be Hospitality entertained by
different Morristown residents, and a
dance at the Morris County Golf Club
will be given for them at the conclu-
sion of the concert. PatroneSses are
Mrs. Cauldwell, Mrs. Dell, Mrs. FoOte,
Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Gar
retSon, Mrs. E. j Hall, Mrs. Gustave
| KiSSell, Mrs. Phipps, Mrs. Raymond,
Mrs. Elliott Smith, Mrs. Shipper, Mrs.
! Stevens. Mrs. Harry r. Taylor, Mrs.
Ridley Watts, Mrs. Wallace.
The house Of the Morris County Golf
Club will be opened about April Is.
The Easter vacation at the Misses
Hazeltine school will begin Friday,
April l3.
The first of series of lectures on
current events viii be given at the
home of Mrs, D. Hunter McAlpin,
4 Brooklawn Manor, on the morning
| Of Wednesday, May 3D. at half-past ten.
Mrs. William North Duane gave a
/ bridge party at her Madison avenue
! home on Friday of last week.
The engagement is announced Of
Miss Bessie Kip to Paul Olmsted, son
OF Bishop Charles Sanford Olmsted of
the diocese of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic r. Kellogg
entertained the Shakespeare Club or
the evening'of March rs.
DR.. Rodman, at one time a resident
of MorristOwn, was in town recently
for day or two.
Miss Anna Bushnell has returned
home from Boston.
| Mr. and Mrs. Emory McClint0ck
have left the Elm street house which
they occupied during the winter and
are now at their Kemble Hill home.
Mrs. M. G. March is still very i'll in
| Germantown, Pa, latest reports being
of decidedly alarming nature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynant Davis Wander
pool, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley Watts and
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Shaw, Jr., spent
an agreeable time in Atlantic City last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Austin RyerSon
are now staying in South Orange, Mr.
Ryerson again being able to attend to
| his business in Newark.
n q \ l..
some changes in her South street
| house, which General Stone purchased
from the estate of Miss Mary Smith
/ shortly before his death. Mrs. Stone
spent Sunday last in Mendham.
Mrs. Harvey Williams has leased 28
Franklin street for the coming year.
Edwin Lewis, of HObol1en, is report
| ed to be better.
Mrs. Frederic w. Merrell was visit
| ing Miss Garrard last week in BellpOrt,
Z. I.
Lieut.. and Mrs. William Watts are
spending week in New York with
Mrs. Lefiier, a sister of Mrs. Watts.
Mrs. T. II. Butterworth, Miss Char
| lOtte and Miss Alice ButterwOrth,
have returned from California and are
now staying in New York for few
days, preparatory to reopening their
Mt. Freedom road home, Ventosa.
Miss Elizabeth M. Uauldwell return
ed on Monday last to Briarcliff School.
Mrs. John N. A. Griswold, mother
of Mrs. John Murray Forbes, gave a
| luncheon and theatre party in New
York on Thursday, March 22nd.
Mrs. Emlen Peasants Franklin gave
a dinner on Thursday, March 22nd.
The Speedwell Society win hold its
next monthly meeting at the residence
OF Mrs. Robert d. Foote on Tuesday
morning, April II.
Mrs. Murray Day is now staying
with Mrs. Francis s. Hoyt.
Putnam Bates has rented the Dodge
house, Morris avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Blanchard have
issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Maud Ella, to Harold
Hunter Hurlbut, at tile Methodist
Church at five o'clock ON the afternoon
lof April eighteenth The wedding
promises to be one Of the largest in
Morrist0wn history, A thousand in
vitati0nS have been issued and three
hundred for the reception at the house
which Is to follow the ceremony. A
temporary wooden building Is to be
erected adjoining Mr.. Blanchard s resi-
dence on Kitchell avenue for q dining
hall for the occasion, The young couple
Will reside at Lewiston, Idaho