The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1906-11-13
SOCIETY EVENTS.

DONAEA 4 4 l. ' LIN ! -
MI and Mrs. Alexander iii. Tiers are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of little son.
Morristown has an epidemic Of deb
utantes this autumn, with eleven on
the seasons list.
Mrs. Henry w. Ford has closed her
Morris street cottage and is at Bold
ing's for the winter.
Mrs. Robert A. Granniss continues
to improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Hall have
taken Levi s. Lathrop's Franklin Place
house for the winter, intending to oc-
cupy it this week
Mrs. Haywood Mills, Sr., and her sis
ter, Mrs. Balch, are now established in
Mrs. Roy Stone s South street house.
Miss MaryEAdrian Hall has taken a
house on Pine street.
Mrs. Frank Landon Humphreys and
Miss Humphreys give a tea this Tues
day, November 10Th.
Mrs. w. Bard McVickar, who has
been staying with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Macculloch Miller during the fall, ex-
poets to occupy The Hedge toward the
latter part Of the week.
William a /. Forbes, of Hoboken, was
in Morristown on Sunday last..
Mrs. Roy Stone is now at Bolding's.
a very handsome tea was given on
Saturday last BY Mrs. Edward III.
Clarke and Miss Clarke at their Miller
n hat.
attractive with flowers and plants.
Van Baar'S music was most enjoyable.
Miss Clarke was assisted in receiving
by a number of this seasons debu-
tanteS Mrs: Gordon q. Sherman and
N iss Shelton were IN charge of the tea
table
The Whippany River Club ballroom
was handsomely decorated with greens
and chrysanthemumS for the ball given
| for Mis- Elizabeth Caldwell on Friday
evening Of last week. Mrs. Cauldwell
received in gray velvet and white lace
Miss Cauldwen wore white and steel.
The large room was we'll filled with
guests, many Of them from out of town.
| Van Baar also furnished music for this
ente ertainment
Thomas Dickson, of Normandie
Heights, was the house guest of Miss
Mary Merrell, of Macculloch avenue,
from last Friday until Monday.
The engagement is announced OF
Peter III. B. F'relinghuysen and Miss
Adaline HaveTneyer, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry O. Hayemeyer, OF
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Frelinghuy-
sen gave a dinner at the Whippany
River Club the guests numbering
about twenty of the younger set.
Benjamin Nicoll and Norman Hem
derson entertained at the Whippany
River Club on Election night.
Mrs. +. Land0n Humphreys gave a
luncheon at the Whippany River Club
on Wednesday IN honor of MS. s.
Minot Jones.
Graham Douglass entertained at
luncheon at the Whippany River
Club last Saturday.
The first informal dance of the sea
son will be held at Washington Hall
Tomorrow night.
The reception given at the Golf Club
or Thursday of last week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Cauldwell to intro
duce their daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Cauldwell to society, was largely at
tended. The ballroom was beautifully
decorated with flowers, while the deb
utante was fairly overwhelmed with
bouquets. Van Baar provided delight
full music. Mrs. Cauldwell was assist
ed in receiving by Mrs. Franklin, Mrs.
Frederic I'll. Humphreys, Mrs. Hill,
Mrs. Edward J. Hall, Mrs. Ferris, Mrs.
William McAlpin Of New York, Mrs.
Harvey of Short Hills, Mrs. Frederic
b. Richardson, Mrs. Elliot Smith, Mrs.
Henry h. Taylor, and Mrs. James A..
Webb, Jr., of Madison. Miss Cauld-
well was assisted by Miss Foote, Miss
Emery. Miss Hoyt Miss Clarke, Miss
Helen Humphreys, Miss Ethel Cutler,
Miss Merrell, Miss Cooper, Miss Har-
vey of Short Hills, Miss Smith of
Piainfield, Miss Warfield of Maryland,
Miss Thatcher of New York, Miss
wilkins and Miss McAlpin of New
York, and Miss Marguerite Vernam
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mex. Twombly
and Miss Ruth Vanderbilt TwOmbly
returned to their home on Eifth ave-
nue., NewY ork, on Monday, from their
country place, Florham Park, Madison !.
Mr.. and Mrs Twombly have passed
considerable time of late touring In
their automobile Mr.. and Mr.. Wms
A. M. Burden, who have been staying
with the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ii. Nick. TwOmbly, are now at their
home. 5 East Seventy-third street.
Miss Anna McVickar died at her
home corner of Farragut place and
Coles avenue on Saturday after long
illness. Funeral services we're held on
Monday at st. Peters Church. Inter-
ment was In Evergreen Cemetery.
The engagement is announced Of
Guy Minton and Mrs. Edward Ogden,
of Chatham.