The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-12-11
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Francis S. Hoyt and Mrs.
Sword, who nave been in Virginia for
short time, are expected home dur
ing the present week.
Mrs. Charles S. Ward, Of Morris
Plains, gave a card party on Tuesday
last.
Mrs. Hobart Garfield has closed her
Morris street house.
Edwin Smith was home from Yale
for Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. H Mex. Twombly are
in Lakewood for few days.
The holiday week children's dance
will be given this year on the after
noon 0fa0ecember 9th, in Washington
Hail. The annual Junior dance will
be at the same place on the evening of
December 28th.
Mrs. Emlen P. Franklin will enter
tain at dinner and bridge on Friday
evening, December 14th.
Mrs. Oscar B. Smith, Jr., gave
bridge party on Wednesday.
Mrs. John /. Waterbury will enter
tain at bridge on Friday, Dec. 18th, at
| the Whippany River Club.
! Mrs. Mason Young and Miss Dor
othea Young, formerly Of Morristown,
| will spend the winter at Fort Bayard,
with DR.. and Mrs. Barney. The latter
will be remembered as Miss Helen
Young before her marriage.
Much interest is taken in Norris
town society in a novel recently pub
/ lished by the John Lane Go. The
author is Mrs. @. Wickliffe Throck-
morton, who has written under the
nom de plume Of Charles Egerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander FL. Tiers
were in Morristown for Thanksgiving.
Morristown Chapter d. Al. r. held a
| meeting at the residence OF Mrs. a. q.
| Ropes on Wednesday afternoon at
which Mrs. e. G. Burnham presided
lin the absence Of the regent. The
meeting was OF social nature and at
| its close tea was served.
There were oyer hundred guests at
| the second OF the Informal dances held
lat Washington Hall last Saturday
evening Mrs. Merrell and Mrs. Ver-
nam received. Tables were provided
Ia the galleries for bridge.
| Norrie Sellar, of New York, is oc-
cupying the Kinnicutt cottage on Sus-
sex avenue.
Otto Il Kahn and family went into
New York on Sunday for the winter.
Mrs. p. @. Barker is at Pasadena,
Cal, intending to spend the winter
there and at oJher places in Southern
ICalifornia.
| Mr.. and Mrs Philip Kearney are at
the st. Regis, New York, for The win
ter.
/ Mrs. Al. W. Cutler will spend the
winter with her son, Rev. Fred. w.
| Cutler, at Yonkers.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Blackwell and
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 5. Ward start
| this week for Arizona, where they ex-
| pect to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. O. Spedden will
sail soon for Europe and the Holy
Land.
4 Miss Edith Hull viii have Miss Hat.
II tie Duyckinck as maid of honor on
this Wednesday, and Miss Grace Lid.
| gerWOOd. Miss Nallie Ewing, formerly
lof MOrriStOwn, Miss Boswell and a
cousin from Brooklyn as bridesmaids.
Mr.. and Mrs. James g. Lidgerwood
will be at home on the afternoons Of
| Thursdays, January oath and 3lSt, at
90 Pierrepont street, Brooklyn.
/ Miss Mildred Carterand Miss Gladys
KiSSe1 were introduced at Mrs. Nor
gan'S home, No. 70 Park avenue, New
| York, onWedneSday. Receiving with
the latter were her two daughters,
Mrs. John Ridgeiey Carter and Mrs.
| Rudolph Kissel, mothers Of the de-
butantes. Miss Helen RiyeS Miss
4 M rfo af foli ntaV
and Miss Rebecca KiSsel also assisted
in receiving. The reception was fol-
| lowed by dinner dance given by Mrs.
j BENJAMIN Nicnll. at her house in East
50th street., for Miss Carter. After
dinner there was a cotillion led by
lCourtlandt Nicoll, dancing with Miss
| Carter Phoenix Ingraham was Miss
Nicoll's partner.
At the Morristown Iun.
| Among the guests at the MorristOwn
Inn are Mrs and Miss Macy, Mrs. and
Miss Parmley, Mrs. Wilkins, B. l..
| Chandler, w. G.. Hackstaff, j. Macy,
/ Alfred Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L.
Sturges, Mr.. and Mrs. b. p. Watkins
and family, Miss Sanger Miss H..
Campbell, Mrs. H. Beadleston, Miss
Beadleston, Mr.. Beadleston.
Miss Baeley, OF New York, was a
lgnest of Mrs. Macy over Thanksgiving.
A wedding party Of fifteen came in
for tea on Thanksgiving day and about
l twenty for luncheon last Sunday.
Mrs. Chandler was a guest Of her
sons over Thanksgiving.
/ Miss Sturges was guest of her
brother, l.. l.. Sturges for few days.