The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-20
SOCIETY EVENTS.


wedding Of Miss Hoyt and Mr. White
drew maHy people and the wedding Of
Miss Natalie Holmes on THURSDAY also
furnished a gathering place for tile
elite. AS usual the Morris County
Golf club has been the center Of the
social affairs. Sunday AFTERNOON Miss
Mary Merrell gave a reception in
honor of Miss Hoyt and it was well at
tended. Monday a dinner party was
given by Charles Fleischman to eight
guests and merry party came TO the
club after the White Hoyt wedding
and danced until late Tuesday the
bridge and its attendant luncheons
drew many ladies to the club. Thurs
day, and to-day the club house was
crowded, many being in attendance
at the invitation tournament.
Mrs. Ebert S. Kip was the winner
at the Tuesday bridge, scoring 1904
points and receiving a beautiful vase.
Mrs. G.. Wickliffe Throckmorton was
second with 1,268 points, and won a
| framed picture. Miss Eleanor Bush
nell was the recipient of an antique
purse, she having the third best score,
/, 1872 points. Among those present
were Mrs. George @. Palmer, Mrs.
Wallace Scudder, Mrs. @. Wickliffe
Throckmorton, Miss Campbell, Mrs.
William Snippen, Mrs Dudley Olcott,
second Mrs w. LedYard Thompson,
Mrs. A. D. Porter, Miss Kirkpatrick,
| Mrs. Edwin e. Swift, Mrs Henry
Shaw, Mrs. Fl. Ward Ford, Mrs.
Charles F. Clarke, Mrs. Jacob e,
Ward, Miss Hopkins, Mrs. Lockwood,
| Miss Wood, Mrs. Edwards, Miss Bush.
nell, Mrs Charles w. Harkness, Mrs.
Ebert S. Kip and Mrs. Frederic r.
Kellogg. After the bridge play Mrs.
/ Clarke entertained four guests at
luncheon, Miss Campbell was the
hostess of four, Mrs. Swift five, Mrs.
Porter entertained four guests, Miss
/ Edwards four and Mrs. Douglas Bush
nell four.
Mrs. William H. Macy, second, will
entertain party of fourteen at lunch
Leon at the club on Thursday, While
! Friday will be the occasion of a recep-
tion given by Mrs. FL Ward Ford, for
which seyentY-tiye guests have been
| invited.
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Ford, after
a stay Of three or four weeks at Al
lenhurst have closed their cottage and
returned to MorriStown and are now
at No. 10 Franklin place.
Mrs. T. f. Torrey and Mrs. Fuller,
who have gone to New York, are stay
ing at the Hotel Wolc0tt. There they
met Mrs. Thomas Dickson, who has
just returned from d viSiC TO CohOeS.
Mr.. and Mrs George Fiske have
been proposed for membership in the
golf club.
A minstrel show to be followed by
a dance is coming event DIT the golf
club. The date is November six.
Mrs. D. Willis James will go into
| New York for the winter the latter
part Of this month.
Mrs. Trenor L. Park, who returned
a few weeks ago from Paris and has
been visiting friends in Morristown
and New York, will go back to Eu-
rope in November.
MIR. and Mrs. Richard Stevens are
still occupying their country place at
BernardSvile and will not return to
Castle Point, Hoboken, until the mid
die of November.
Miss JeanneUte KisSel, who was to
/ be one of the seasons debUtanteS will
not be formally introduced owing to
family mourning but will 90 after
January first to some Of the parties.
Miss Mabel B. Hooley, of Plainfield,
whose horses have won many ribbons
at the MOrriStown horse shows, is GO
ing to Withdraw from the horse SHOWS
and will sell her stable of prize win
ners. Among those to be sold are her
famous pair Dorothea and Quaker
Maid, the saddle horses The Gar and
Delight and The Little Corporal, a
harness pony.
Sidney Holloway, whose entries
from the Westminster farms helped
swell the performers in the hunters
and jumpers classes at former local
horse shows. is another to quit the
show ring. He intends to sell out his
stable and will go to the Canadian
northwest and make his home.
Mrs. Charles w. Armour gives a
song recital on Friday of this week,
at her Normandy heights home.
Mrs. Mason Young, formerly of Nor
ristown. is now in New York and will
visit her son, Mason Young, .Jr., in
Summit next week.
Miss Elizabeth Cauldwell has Miss
Adelaide McAlpin. of New YORK, stay
ing with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Emott are oc-
cupying the house they recently took
on Morris street.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward n. Clarke
have MIR. Clarke'S sister Mrs. Ford,
visiting them.
Murray Day, formerly of Norris
town, is reported to be in an unsaGiS-
factory state of health, and is now
staying with his mother at New
Canaan, Conn.
Mrs. Alexander H. Tiers has re
turned from Baltimore.
Miss Octavia Emery, of Brookline,
Miss, is visiting Mrs. Arthur Butler
of the Morristown School.
John Taintor Foote is said to be
now out of danger, but will be obliged
to be kept in Baltimore a month
longer
Mrs. Jacob Ward, of Madison ave-
nue., will give reception on Friday,
October Is, from four until six O'Clock.
Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris. of Morris
Plains, has announced her engage
ment to Jacobus Kantstine, of Pan
anna,
Frederick Franklin received eigh-
teen of his young friends on Friday,
October 9.
Miss Vale Ewing, of st. Louis, is