The Morris County chronicle., 1908-10-27
SOCIETY EVENTS.

for the assembly balls. These popular
events will this year be held at the
Morris County Golf club, as it was
found that the ma ajority of The patrons
the club to Washington hall
The first ball will be given on the
evening of November 10Th, Thanks
giving eye. New Years eve and Eas-
ter Monday will be the dates for the
other two of the series. The list OF
includes the names of Mrs.
George G. Frelinghuysen, Mrs. Robert
Dumont Foote, Mrs. Frederick Win
ston Merrell, Mrs. Albert FL. Vernam,
Mrs. D. Hunter McAlpin, second; Mrs.
Forbes, Mrs. Ridley Watts,
Mrs. William Shipper, Mrs. William
Slark Letchford, Mrs. Robert Fl. Nc
Curdy, Mrs. Wynant D. vanderpool,
Mrs. Robert A. Grannis, Mrs. John 1.
Waterbury, Mrs. Henry Shaw, Mrs.
Alexander Torrance and Mrs. Elbert
S. Kip.
Young men of the Morris County
Golf club are planning to give a min
strel performance at the club on the
evening of Friday, November 18th.
A dinner will precede the entertain
ment and following it will be dancing
with a supper served served at twelve
O'Clock.
The bridge and luncheon drew many
ladies to the golf club on Tuesday.
Among the players we're Mrs. Henry
s.. Loud, Mrs. @. Wickliffe Throck-
morton, Miss Smythe, Mrs. Ogden,
Mrs. George Downs, Mrs Riker, Mrs.
Durand, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Charles
w. Armour, Mrs. Samuel I'll. Gillespie,
Mrs. Lowell, Mrs. Thomas W.. Cauld-
we'll, Miss Ferris, Mrs. E. Mott Ana
BILE, Mrs. Henry FanShawe, Mrs. Gran
vile NJ White and Mrs. w. Ledyard
Many of the ladies enter
tained friends at luncheon after the
bridge, among the hostesses being
Mrs. Henry +. Taylor party of four,
Mrs. Edwin e. Swift four guests, Mrs.
Matthias Plum, jr., eight guests, Mrs.
Dudley Olcott five guests, Mrs. A. D..
Porter four, Mrs. Frederic r. Kellogg
four, Mrs. Emlen Peasants Franklin
fifteen, Mrs. E. A. Day four, Mrs.
Harvey Williams four and Mrs. Boyd
four.
The new tennis courts at the golf
club have been completed and are now
in the hands of Dame Nature to sup
ply fine quality of turf.
General and Mrs. Edward P. Meany
viii give a musical at their Madison
avenue residence on November sixth.
About 300 guests will be Invited.
Events at the golf club last week
included big reception given by Mrs.
Charles f. Hall on Wednesday at
which the guests numbered 300, a
luncheon on Thursday at which Mrs.
William H. Macy, second, was the
hostees of fourteen, bridge and tea
for seventy-five of Mrs. FL. Ward
EOrd'S friends to-day and tomorrow q
bridge and tea at which Mrs. Wallace
Scudder will entertain seventy-fve
guests.
Miss DOnaghe has returned to Nor
rist0wn after an absence of two
months In Colorado Springs.
Mrs. AL G. Humphreys and Mrs. H..
5. Loud will entertain at bridge on
Wednesday, October 18th.
Mrs. Arthur Berry and Mrs. Carroll
Berry will give luncheon at Echo
Grove" Madison, on Friday, October
S0th.
Mrs. Robert Fl. McCurdy will enter
tain at bridge on Wednesday, October
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Low have
Mr.. Lows sister, Miss Low, staying
with them.
Mrs. Hoffman Miller has beer spend
ing a week with her mother-in-law,
Mrs. George Macculloch Miller.
Mrs. Emory McClintock was in Nor
ristown for the day on Tuesday. Mr.
md Mrs. McClintock have taken an
apartment in West Ninth street, New
York. Mr.. McClintock is no longer
troubled with apnasia and goes to bust
ness regularly every day.
The Miss Laura Gibbs, daughtertof
The late Albert Gibbs, of New York,
whose marriage at the age of seventeen
to Rev. Charles w Kirkby, was noted
In cablegram from London during
The week. was a pupil at the Dana
school last year. Her husbands age
Is given as tifty-eight
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Behr will occupy
Mrs. Frederic Kennedy's house on
road on or about November
Ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mayer, jr., are
low established in South Dakota,
where Mr. Mayer has a business con-
section with sugar refinery.
Charles Frederic Wildey, formerly of
now of Plaintield, has an
lOunced the engagement OF his daugh-
5er, Janet Wildey, to Morris j. Du-
mont, of Plainfeld Mr.. Dumont has
relatives in Morristown.
Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll will give a
and tea at the Whippany
River club on November 9th.
At the bridge tournamenu for chari-
~ at the Golf club on Tuesday, Miss
Bessie Little and Miss Mary Pitney
we're awarded prizes for north and
iouth, and Miss Hopkins and Mrs.
those for east and west.
seventeen tables were in use.
Miss Edith Miller was expected home
IN Wednesday of this week.
Mrs. Edward e. Swift, of Mendham
'oad, has Mrs. Leonard as her guest.
Mrs. George S. Wylie and Kenneth
Wylie are at Mrs. Tunis'.
Mrs. Richard a. McCurdy will be at
nome on Wednesday, November 4th,
rom four until seven O'Clock, at 200
South street.
There was a large attendance at the
jea given by Mrs. Edward J. Hall and
Miss Hall at the Golf club for Mrs.
Winterbotham, of Chicago, on Wednes-
Law Mrs Eradarick HnmnhraVS and