The Morris County chronicle., 1908-03-31
SOCIETY EVENTS.

York visiting her friends, Mrs. j. ].
Riker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grinnell Willis will
sail for Europe during the coming
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fernando G. Echever-
ria have taken lease of Mrs. Hobart
Canfeld's house, corner of Lafayette
place, directly opposite their present
place of residence.
Mrs. j. H. Stephenson and Miss
Berret are spending few weeks in
New York.
Mr.. Craig and his sister, Miss Craig.
who have been visiting Rey. Mr.. Nc
Coll, returned to Scotland on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lamard have
been staying with Mrs. w. Bard Nc
Vickar during the past week.
Charles H. Raymond, I'd, will stay
with Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Smith, while
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Raymond are
abroad.
Mrs. Belden Seymour Day will spend
the summer in Rochester, N. X.
j. Cummings Vail has sublet the
house he is now occupying on Maple
avenue to Mr.. and Mrs. Belden Sey-
mour Day, from the 1st of September.
There was goodly attendance at
Mrs. Samuel Cochran'S talk on Snap
shots of Chinese Life, last Tue day
evening at the residence of Thomas
W. Cauldwell. A feature of the en-
teTtainmentw was a scene from social
life in China-An afternoon tea-given
in Chinese costumes by Mrs. Samuel
Cochran, Mrs. James Cochran, Miss
Houtchen, Miss Elizabeth Cauldwell
and Miss Leslie Hill. The converSa-
tion, which was carried on by the
principal character, was in Chinese
and interpreted by James Cochran.
The decree of divorce recently
granted to Mrs. Philip Curtis came as
a great surprise to residents of Morris
town, who were unaware that divorce
proceeding were pending Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis were residents of this city
for several years.
Miss Mary Adrain Hall has returned
from trip to Washington, ID. g.,
where she spent three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. r. Griffith
and family have returned from Allan.
tic City, and a visit to their parents
on Maple avenue, to their Perry street
home.
John O. Ell. Pitney will give a dinner
to about hundred guests at the Golf
Club on April 11th in honor Of his
brother, Chancellor Pitney.
General and Mrs. e. P. Meeney are
expected back at their Madison avenue
home this week.
Herman Behr has rented the March
house on Headley road for a term of
years and will occupy it May lst.
Mrs. A. A. Alvord has returned to
her home on Macculloch avenue after
q visit to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley will
return to their home opposite the Golf
Club about the middle OF April. 5sY9s
Gordon Forbes has returned from a
trip to Europe.
Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers gave a
skating party for children at the Nor
ristown Rink on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. NICK. Twombly are
likely to be the only Vanderbilt rep
resentatives at Newport this coming
season. They have practically new
fine dwelling, so much has their old
cottage been enlarged. They will do
deal of entertaining for their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth Vanderbilt Twombly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twombly and Miss
Twombly have returned recently from
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. George WAN
derbilt at Biltmore House. For the
Easter holidays the Twomblys will
have house party with them at Flor
ham.
A roller skating carnival for club
members is being arranged for April
"a, at the MOrriStOwn Roller Rink.