The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-12-08
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Christmas dance have been announced,
the former to be held on Tuesday
evening, December 29th, and the lat
ter will be the day following from five
in the afternoon until eight thirty in
the evening. Instead of holding these
dances in Washington hall as in for
mer years they both will be given in
the beautiful ball room of the Morris
County Golf club. The patronesses of
the junior dance include Mrs. Benja-
min Ogden Chisolm, Mrs. Robert Du-
mont Foote, Mrs. William S. Letch-
ford, Mrs. Henry Forester Taylor,
Mrs. Thomas W. caldwell. Mrs. JOS
eph B. Dickson, Mrs. Frederick Fl
Humphreys, Mrs. Elliott Smith and
Mrs. John o. H. Pitney. A special
feature of the children's dance will be
the dancing of the cotillion. The pa
tronesses for the children's dance are
Mrs. Robert Dumont Foote, Mrs. Ben
jamin Ogden Chisolm, Mrs. George @.
Palmer, Mrs. George Edings Chisolm,
Mrs. John Murray Forbes, Mrs. Henry
A. Henriques, Mrs. Samuel V. Hoff-
man, Mrs. Thomas w. caldwell, Mrs.
Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. John 0. FL. Pit
ney, Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers and
Mrs. Henry Forester Taylor.
On December 31st, New Years eve,
the second of the assembly balls will
be given at the Golf club
The Golf club continues popular as a
rendezvous for the socially inclined.
Several gatherings for bridge and
lunch or tea were given this week and
more are on the card for next week.
On Monday Mrs. Stevens and Mrs.
Rom inc bad twenty-four guests
at bridge after which tea was
served. Tuesday Mrs. Edwin E. Swift
entertained the Misses Grannis and
two other ladies at bridge and lunch
con, and Mrs. Frederic r. Kellogg
had eight guests at bridge and lunch
con. among them were Mrs. Jacob e.
Ward, Mrs. George @. Fraser and Mrs.
Charles f. Clarke. On Thursday Mrs.
Max Schmidt had sixty guests at
bridge. On Monday Mrs. Mahlon Pit
,i,, antartain small marty with
bridge followed by tea. Mrs. Fred
erick H. Humphreys will give a dance
at. tho Golf club IN January lst
49, u uarnon, who 10 in New
YORK for a few DAYS. is stopping at the
Hotel Wolcott.
Mo- u,ntar 10 stonn;no at the
c,1niso,,to tIan+ic Sitv
NJ 4 w;lis 1onac bas gone into
NJ miS w III fa WI tbo winter 30 49,
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VIII pc kepo open lor d willie uilis WI
ter Glat members Desiring W slye eil-
ter1ainmenGs may nave uile Seoonaili =
uauions VI uile IIuo i,UusT "!nS Fer ~
,lis cplaeinuvu - tba oloh faithfnIiv and
Wiz aias Dea 49, No hoS givan m his nosi.
Nav Nav 90 a,,S 509 go ,of into New York He
u miII r "s IRIS winter His nlace al, the
Whinnanv clnb has been taken by
Matthew ]. Flattery, VINO has been in
a Subordinate position at the club aud
has won many friends for his gentle
manliness and courtesy. A riding
master is lie daily attendance at the
club and many are availing themselves
of the ouportunity to take lessons in
| hnrsemanshin. both in the tan bark
ring and in the open. The game of
racouets has been taken up and sew
eral OF the club mem bers are enjoying
the fine raouet court at the club.
NJ ana Mrs Gaoroa a Frelinohuv-
son 80 GO nnw occunvinU their town
nom az No ~ Wact Isth street New
l WnrIe ~ = - 49,
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ana MIS-. Moses taylor Iyne nate =
taken boxes loI lug enuei 1aiIiliionS "
pc given a6 lne Fla1a hoTel, New
orK' on Luesoay eyening, Deoe iias,
LOUD, III alu o. Ine Wyllen 1au rn,ihs
10 1he PfesoyUerldn HospiOdi Auoei-
culosis clinic.
Miss Marie Bryce sailed for Europe
with her cousin, Mrs. Sherwood, on
Thursday last, and will remain abroad
until March.
| Charles A Kin has announced his
engagemenu TO Miss Virginia Moffat
of Montclair.
Mrs, William A. Dell, who has been
AFT Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks
during the past wear. is now in New
York For a few DAYS.
Robert ID. Foote, ir., was taken to
New York. from his school, early in
the weeK and had an operation for ap-
nendicitis on Tuesday.