The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-01-09
AFT THE
HOLIDAYS
With MorrlStOwn's Society,"
Marriages and Engagements
Announced Other Events.
CHILDREN'S PARTIES The RAGE


On Tuesday, January 9th, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert DumOnt F00te, accom-
panied by DR.. George Stuart Willis,
viii sail for Europe, with Paris as their
objective point. Mr.. and Mrs. F0Ote
month.
Miss Helen Garrets0n had Miss Beaz
trice Flagg. of New York, staying with
her over New Years Day.
Mrs. Henry Al. Fanshawe, Of Elm
street, is again reported to be very i'll.
Mrs. e. Mott Anable and her little
SOD, Anthony, have been at Mrs. Lee S
for week.
"A. r. Whitney and family will soon
leave for Southern California, expect
ing. to be absent from home until
spring.
Miss Mary Howell is staying with
Mrs. NJ G. March in Germantown, Pa.
David Austen Ryerson is away from
MorristoWn for the benefit Of his
health. Mrs. Ryers0n and Miss Mar
jOrie RyerSOn are now staying with
Mrs. Theodore Little. Miss Marjorie
will soon return to Vassar.
Miss Butterworth and Theron But
terworth are about to leave New York
for Southern California, where they
will join Mrs. Butterw0rth and Misses
Charlotte and Alice Butterworth.
Miss Esther Buxton and her brother
Henry w. Buxton, are at the Goliath
House.
Miss Bessie Chadwell was the guest
of Vice Chancellor Pitney's family
over Sunday and New Years Day.
Mss. James Randolph spent Christ
mas at Bethlehem. Pa.
Mrs. Van Dusen, Of Chestnut Hill,
Pa, returned home on Sunday last,
after spending a few days with her
father, Vice Chancellor Pitney.
|. Mrs. Dewitt Clinton Flanagan will
Il be at home at her New York house,
342 Lexington avenue, Thursdays in
January.
The engagement Is announced Of
Miss Marguerite Vernam to Putnam
Bates.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Ward, Of
Morris Plains, will sail for jamaica,
where they will stay for the remainder
of the winter, Saturday Of this week.
The wedding Of Miss Pauline Vail
and Mr.. Zuill at the Church OF the Re
deener at half past eleven on January
l17th, will be a quiet affair." only the
family and very intimate friends being
| invited to the breakfast,
/ Mrs. James B. Griswold will give a
bridge party on January 18th.
| Mrs. Emlen P. franklin entertained
| a house party for the Junior Dance On
Thursday OF last week and for the as
isembly on Fri1ay evening.
| On January 11th, Miss Florence q
Wyckoff, daughter Of DR.. and MIS-
Peter ID. WyckOff, OF New York, VIII
| be married to Arthur Whitney, O
Morris Plains.
Il Mrs. Gustav Kissel will receive Of
Fridays through the month at NO. I
|; West 10Th, street.
Miss Dana and Miss Mary Dana hayl
returned to the school after spending
the holidays in Philadelphia.
A. Fillmore Hyde and family hayl
taken possession of their new home 0I
Glen road.
Il Mr.. and Mrs, Phillip Kearney enter
; tanned a husoe party over the holiday
coaching being feature.
Mrs. Arthur III. Hayes, Of Madison
avenue, Convent, gave a large chill
dren's party for her little daughter
Gladys Elizabeth, on Tuesday after
} noon. The children were entertained
! by Prof. RansOme, of New York. b.
his marvellous Sleight of hand Suppe
, was then served after which dancinI
Z and games until time for the childreI
to depart. Among few Of the fort.
guests present were the Misses FO0te
Fanshawe, Mellon, Thomas. Maury
Ward and Hill, and Masters Cole, Cog
| hill, Phelps Morgan, Foote, Hen
) riques and Maury.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Clapp, of Bing
hampton, N. r., were the guestsof AT
thur III. Hayes, Madison avenue, Con
vent, over the holidays.
General and Mrs. Meany are enter
: tanning house party at their new
! home, Alnwisk Hall, Morrist0wn.
RI Mrs. George e. Dadmun entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
Mrs. John G, Williams gave child
ren's party on Tuesday for her daugh
; ter, Carolyn Williams.
Miss Florence Macy has been visit
ing Miss Josephine GarretsOn.
Mrs. III. p. Johnston will be at thI
Goliath house, after January s.