The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Utle morse SNOW ullDef ab the MOTHS
County Golf club. Those present in
cluded the horse show committee Off
cials and many of the exhibitors.
Covers were laid for thirty-six. Fri
day evening the golf CLUB was again
be the scene of festivity, the attrac-
tion being the horse show dance.
Many entertained at dinner previous
to the dancing, among them being
Mrs. Wynant D. Vanderpool, party
of six guests, Mrs. Alexander Torrance,
twelve guests, Mrs. J. A. FL. Hopkins,
eight, Mrs. e. w. Olney, four, :Mrs.
Stowe Phelps, eight, Mrs. George
Walker Jenkins, fourteen and Mrs.
Romaine Ford, four. After the dane
ing the club will served supper.
Mrs. Henry Shaw received beauti-
ful crystal vase as first prize at the
Tuesday morning bridge at the golf
club this week. Miss Eleanor G..
Bushnell won the second prize, a
Dresden china compete and Mrs. G.
Wicklitfe Throckmorton won pair of
silk stockings, the third prize. Twen-
ty-eight ladies played bridge, among
them being Miss Hopkins, Miss Cara
Foster, Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. Edwin E.
Swift, Mrs. Charles w, Armour, Mrs.
Lloyd Saltus, Mrs. Frederic r. Kel-
logg, Mrs. Thomas Bushnell, Miss
Adams, Miss Shelton, Mrs. A. d. Por-
ter, Mrs. Malcolm Stuart and Miss Ed
wards. After the bridge Mrs. Thomas
w. Cauldwell entertained four guests
at luncheon, Mrs. William Shippen,
seven guests, Mrs. George G. Palmer,
four, Mrs. Jacob E. Ward, four, Miss
Marion Swords, four, Mrs. Douglas
Bushnell, four, and Mrs. Charles e.
Orvis, eight guests.
At the golf club Tuesday evening a
small dinner party was given at which
Miss Alice FOote was the hostess and
small dinner party the same evening
at which Edward Toothe entertained
six guests.
The membership of the golf club
shows a constant increase. The latest
among those who would join are
Thomas FL. Cook, Mrs. Matthias FL
Plum, ir., John A. Bensell and Mrs
Harvey Williams.
The Misses Haynes have returned tc
Morristown and are again at Mrs
Tunis'
Miss 6 Bob " Jenkins has the Misses
Ford, of New York, as her guests fol
the Horse show.
Miss Louise Kissel has become a day
pupil at the Dana school.
Miss Bessie Boswell has announced
her engagement to Barton Crocker, o
Fitchbury, Mass.
Miss Katherine Brooks, of st. Luke I
hospital, New York, is spending hel
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Henry
X. Morgan, jr.
Miss Anne Turney, of New York
who has been guest of Miss Alice
Foote, left for school on Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Clafiin will attend Mis-:
Chapin's school, New York, instead d
the Briarcliff school.
Stephen Hurlbut, who recently re
turned from abroad, is now at tht
Morristown school.
Mr.. Kennedy, who was at Mrs. Tunis
during the summer, has returned t,
New York
Miss Edith Watson has gone to Mis-
Spence's school, New York.
Dudley McClurg returned to Colo
RADIO on Thursday.
Mrs. T. Olney Hill returned from
Biddeford Pool, Maine, on Wednesday
Joseph B. Ames has returned from
Schenectady.
Charles Q. Egbert was In MorristowI
last week for short visit.
George G. Kip and Charles A. XII
have returned from Europe and are a
their Madison avenue home.
Mr.. Hackstaff returned from abroad
this week.
DIR. and Mrs. Homer 7. JOY anC
Homer t. Joy, jr., are guests of Mrs
l.. T.VanBeuren, of Loantaka terrace
The many friends of Miss Grace Lid
gerwood will be glad to hnow of he
continued Improvement.
The marriage of Miss Julia Cutie
and John Saltus, of Brooklyn, is al
ranged for the first week in NOvembe
Mrs. James G. Lidgerwood, of Brook
lyn, is staying at the home of he
father, Harrie L. Hull. of Mapl
avenue.
Edgar Smith was the guest of Mrs
Walter S. Poor for the weekend. Eril
Poor has returned from Schenectady
and will spend the winter in Morris
town.
Robert Bloomer Holmes, of Madison
has issued invitations to the marriage
of his daughter, Natalie, to Harold
Newman Hall, on the afternoon OF
Thursday, the fifteenth of October, al
half after three O'Clock, at Grace
church, Madison. There will be a re
ception at Holmedale" at four
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. Waterbury re
turned this week from Europe.
Mrs. Alexander Campbell and Mis-:
Mary Campbell have gone to New
York for the month of October.
Ward Campbell is enjoying the fish
ing in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Hartly
Dodge are in Morristown for the horse
show.
Mrs. Oscar Coles Ferris entertained
a party of eighteen young people al
the Whippany River club Saturday
afternoon. Tennis playing and tea
were features of the affair. Among
those present were Miss Ferris, Miss
Catherine Clark, Miss Humphreys
Miss Mary MarrRll and the MaSsrS