The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-06-04
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

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Mrs. Richard NJ Parmely is back
after few days at Peterboro, N. H.,
to which place she expects to go for
the summer-when summer weather
comes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Fraser will
close their home for the summer on or
about June 10.
Misses Alice Foote and Helen Gar
retson are home from boarding school
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Putnam a. Bates have
had little son added to their house
hold.
Mrs. VIM. E. Wheelock was obliged
to recall her invitations for a bridge
party on account of the death OF an in
innate friend.
Mrs. Charles f. Clark has reopened
her Normandie Park house.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace will
spend the month of June in Brooklyn,
and the remainder of the summer aJ
esthampton, l.. |.
Mrs. James f. Maury will entertain
at bridge on Monday, June 10.
Miss Helen Cauldwell took part in
A Midsummer Nights Dream, ;"
which was given at Miss Baird's school
in Orange Thurday.
Or. and Mrs. James B. Griswold en-
tertained the Medical Club on We'd
nesday evening.
Elliot Smith is reported to be seri-
#ously i'll.
Mrs. w. L. Gillaudeu has rented the
house 46 Macculloch avenue. Mr.. and
Mrs. RoberU LuQueer are living with
her.
Miss Jenkinson entertained the
members of the Women'S Club of New
ark at her home on the Whippany
road Thursday.
Charles e. Oliver and family have
moved out TO their house on Farragut
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emory McClintock re-
turned to their place on Kemble Hill
on Thursday.
Mrs. A. H. Fisher and Miss Fisher
have gone TO Springfield, Mass, for a
few days
Miss Minnie Hazeltine's pupils held
a fair, which realized $40, tor the ben
eft of the Summer Shelter, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Yer
planck Hoffman on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. d. M. Cole and Mas
ter Hugh Cole will sail on June Is TO
join Mrs. Coles sister, Mrs. Bleecker,
ia London. Later, Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
will make tour OF the Continent and
will be away from home about three
months.
William e. Wheelock has rented his
house for the summer to the same par
ties who had IL last year, Mrs. BinSSe
and her son. Mr.. and Mrs. WheeloCk
will go to their place at Easthampton,
l.. l., to-day.
improvements at Lake Hopatcong.
Many changes and improvements
have been made at Lake Hopatcong
since the close of the season last year.
Philip S. Dyer, of Easton, has erected
a $4,000 cottage on the II. P. Froth-
ingham property, utilizing for this
purpose the iyy-covered ruins which
for years have been the most pictur-
esque spot on Mt. Harry. Farther up
on Mt. Harry Mrs. Virginia Bertrand,
of New York, has built $40, 900 villa.
Baron and Mrs. A. g. Won Campo have
just completed their new cottage,
Villa Won Campo, in Breslin Cove.
Prosecutor James l.. Griggs, of Som
erville, has erected a new cottage on
Raccoon Island j. Fred Runyon, of
Morristown, has built on Halsey Is
land. William j. Mckee and Walter
B. PiersOn are putting up a stone
structure on the River Styx. Hudson
Maxim has made extensive improve
ments to his property by building a
cottage Immediately over the lake on
steel girders that that are imbedded
in the rocky shore and extend over
the water. He has also added beau
tiful stone boathouse, approach to
which is had over two huge stone
arches extending a hundred feet or
more into the lake. The shore has
been walled with solid masonry, MAX
ing Maxim Park one of the show places
of the lake, rivaling even DR.. Pesik's
!" Little Venice"