The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-09-25
SOCIETY EVENTS.

ElmS for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murray Forbes
have returned home.
1 Mrs. e. Mott Anable is expected
this week at Boldjngs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Saltus have re-
turned to Morristown.
/ Miss Dana will be at the Seminary
q during the fall and winter.
J. Mrs. III. r. Johnston will be at the
Goliath House after September "A.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Taylor are
expected back about September 18th.
Mrs. Fayette Smith has rented AL
bert Richards house on South street.
Brevet Major and Mrs. @. q. Mac
COnnell will go South later In the sea-
son.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Emlen P. Franklin
are now back In their Franklin street
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fillmore Hyde
have returned to their Glen Road
y house.
i George P. Schmidt has leased the
Pinckney house on Normandie Way for
year.
4 d. Fl. McAlpin, I'd, has leased Miss
Dana's house on Madison avenue for
three years.
i The Misses Stevenson have returned
land are again in their South street
apartment.
DR.. Stephen Pierson and Miss Pier
son will not return until the middle
of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ell. McCurdy
are expected home from Europe on or
about October s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud's
Madison avenue house is being made
!, ready, to be TeOpened.
A. G.. Ropes has returned to his
home on Morris avenue. Mrs. Ropes
is expected home this week.
: Miss Lulu Porter, formerly of Nor.
ristown has returned from Europe and
; is at Bolding's for few weeks.
! MIR. and Mrs. George M. Taylor have
closed their Perry street house for two
months and gone to LarchmOnt.
Mrs. w. Bard McVicker goes to
: Concord, N. H., on Monday next tC
stay with her sister, Mrs. Godfrey
Brinley.
II Mrs. Henry w. Ford, who was at
! the Menzie House, early In the week.
is now occupying her Morris street
cottage.
Mrs. J. H. Boswell, who has been at
The Elms for the past two years
moved into the house I6 Elm street
last week.
Mrs. H. A. Lang. who has been al
y the Morrist0wn Inn for some time,
} left on Saturday for her home in
n New York.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Brinley have
taken Miss Mary Hall house, n Ma
pie avenue, to which they will remove
October 1st.
Philip Van Wyck, of Plainfield, is
\ moving into the Fayette Smith house
} on Morris avenue, which he has leased
i for term Of years.
? Several Morristown ladies' attended
, the bridge tournament, following
! luncheon, at the Far Hills Club house
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. o. a.. GlazebrOok, Of Elizabeth
is considerably improved, in fact con.
: sidered out of danger. DIR. II. III.
GlazebrOok, her son, is accordingly
! home again.
Announcement has been made Of
the marriage Of Fl. Leroy Whitney,
son Of Alfred r. Whitney and Miss
Kathryn Eyeritt Fisher, daughter Of
William B. Fisher, of East F0rtieth
/ street, New York. The wedding oc-
Cured last-week in the Little Church
Around the Corner" Rev. DR.. George
!. O. Houghton, officiating.
The Morris County Golf Club was
the scene on Thursday of the mOst,bril-
liant assemblage of the present season
and one that will probably outshine
many which are to come. The event
was the coming out Of Miss Mary
Winston Merrell, daughter of Mr.. and
J, Mrs. Il. w. Merrell and Miss Dorothy
Bradford Cooper, daughter of Admiral
!, and Mrs. Philip Fl. Cooper. The young
ladies were assisted by their mothers
in receiving the many guests the num-
Der exceeding the three hundred mark.
J The golf club house was prettily dec
grated with flowers, palms and vines
and incandescent lamps and japanese
y lanterns. The piazzas were enclosed
s for the occasion adding much room,
The tournament now being held at
the club increased the attendance con-
: siderably but interest was largely cen
. tired about the young ladies who are
: coming out this year. Besides the Two
| for whom the ball vas given they are
Miss Katherine Clark, Miss HOyt, Miss
, CauldWell, Miss Humphreys, Miss
CLARK, Miss Ethel Cutler and Miss
Vernam. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Mitchell. Mr.. and
Mrs J. M. Forbes, Mr.. and Mrs. III. 2.
Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ship
: pen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dickson,
DR. and Mrs. McAlpin, MFR. and Mrs.
ID. II, McAlpin. End; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
!, Bayard Blackwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo,
W. Jenkins, Mrs. Nicholas RoOse-
Yelt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Willis,
Edward Bonner, Charles King, the
Misses Bryce, Miss Langdon, Miss
Laurie Merrell, f. w Merrell, Anson
Hard, George Peabody, Mr. Truesdale,
Theron r. Strong, Marcellus Hartley
Dodge, Robert Bradley. Dinners were
given before the ball by Admiral and
Mrs. Cooper at the Golf Club, and by
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Merrell, Miss Katherine
Clarke and Miss Alice Foote at theil
7 homes.
w. Sittenham and family after q
summers outing at POcOno, Adiron
uack Mountains and Allenhurst, N. j..
have returned to their home on Maple
avenue.
Auromobile Burned.
\. J. III. Capstick's s Pope Toledo auto
mobile caught fire while standing ir
front of the residence OF d. S. Voor
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