The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-12-04
THE DOINGS
OF SOCIETY
Reception at the Cutler Home
stead The Social Demands
on Debutantes.
NUMEROUS EVENTS CHRONICLED


cupying the Kinnicutt cottage on Sus-
sex avenue.
Otto Fl. 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 other places in Southern
California.
Chapman Ropes has gone to Mexico
with a party on what is practically an
exploring expedition. He expects to
be away about two months.
John /. Waterbury was honored
while iE Germany recently by being
one of the guests OF the Emperor Will
liam at breakfast.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. ] Mathers are
spending a few days with Mrs. Ella
Graves.
Mrs. George Carnegie, who has been
sick with typhoid fever, is reported to
be better.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Rogers gave a
dinner at the Golf Club on Tuesday
evening.
The Misses Hondlow spent Thanks
giving at Short Hills.
Mrs. Paul Bigelow will entertain at
bridge on Tuesday, December llth.
Miss Jennie Cantield, who sailed
from Barbados as soon as word
reached her of her uncle'S death, is
now staying with her sister, Mrs. Os-
car Coles Ferris, of Morris Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze have
ifrnr,x, ~ Naxnf Vh1ly fnr ho xuff1fox,
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Brinley spent
Thanksgiving with relatives in Tren-
ton.
Mrs. David Pierce Morgan. Mrs.
Rudolph Hermann Kissel, Miss Gladys
Godfrey Kissel, Mrs. John Redgeley
Carter and Miss Mildred Carter have
sent out cards for Wednesdays, De-
cenber 9TH and 18th at 10 Park ave-
nue., New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell
were in New York for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Webster Cummings
and S6th street, New York, for the
winter.
Harrie Tucker Hull has issued in
vitatiOns to the marriage OF his
daughter, Miss Edith Duryee Hull,stO
James Graeme Lidgerwo0d on Wed
nesday afternoon, December 18th at
four O'clock at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Dortic. Mrs. Ashton Harvey
and Miss Dorothy Harvey gave re
ception last Friday Afternoon at
East 47th street, New York Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey were formerly residents
Of Morrist0wn. and will give a ball at
Short Hills, where their home now is
on Saturday evening OF this week.
Mrs. William Scott went to New
York for Thanksgiving and the fol.
lowing Sunday,
Miss Carrie Hopkins gave a bridge
party at her home on Elm streets or
Tuesday afternoon
Miss Tuuis, Of South street, is visit,
ing her cousin, Mrs. Tillinghast, Of
Albany.
Mrs. Tunis is visiting relatives in
Redding, Pa.
Mrs. r. r. Proudtit has taken rooms
dd MS dHAo AAOuoO AOA ohO VAAOOAs
MI. and Mrs. Jacob E. Ward, Of
Madison ave-, gave large dinner at
the Golf Club, On Wednesday evening
before the dance. Among the guests
was Senator John Kean.
The Misses Vail will have a bridge
party on Tuesday, December II.
The old Cutler g Homestead show
ed to great advantage on the occasion
OF the tea given by Mrs. Augustus w.
Cutler, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cutler
and The Misses Cutler, for Miss Ethel
Hastings Cutler, on Wednesday after
noon: the spacious rooms being very
prettiIy decorated with palms, ChryS-
anthemums and roses while potted
plants were distributed enerally
throughout the house. The old mo-
hogany furniture 0f The Homestead
was most attractive to those who APP
-preciate the antique in the furnishing
OF a home. Mrs. Lidgerwood assisted
Mrs. Cutler in receiving. The Misses
Cutler being assisted by all the debu-
tates of the autumn. Mrs. Samuel
Freeman, Mrs. Nicoll and Mrs. Cauld-
we'll were at the tea table. There was
good music and a large attendance OF
friends to enjoy it. Mrs. Willard w.
Cutler entertained a house party of
young people for the Golf Club dance
la the evening
AS an illustration Of the demands
sometimes made upon popular young
lady, the following account of the
itinerary Of a MOrrist0wn debuuante
for the present week may be found in
teresting. On Tuesday morning she
left for Baltimore. where she was to
assist Miss Wilkins in receiving that
afternoon. In the evening to Annap-
oils she went by special train provided
for his guests by Governor Warfield,
who gave a bail attended by many
residents of Baltimore. On Thanks
giving afternoon the young lady as
sisted Mrs. Warfield in a reception
given for a debuJante daughter. On
SATURDAY the Army and Navy football
game was attended, MOrristOwn
Deing returned to at eight that even
ing, and an hour later she started
for Short Hills for ball given by Mrs.
Ashton Harvey. A pretty good record
for one week and the winter campaign
just opened.
Pocohontas Pond Cleared.
In response TO the appeal for work.