The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-29
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Golf club on Friday, July End, there
will be ance in the evening and the
club will serve supper at midnight.
Saturday afternoon there will be spec
ial music in the club house and a
round for the Presidents cup will be
played, July 5th several cups will be
played for as will be the club cham
pionshtp.
On July 5th at the Whippany River
club there will be an exhibition of fire.
works, dinner and a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Fiske will
go to Westbrook, Conn., for two
weeks. about July 4th.
Mrs. William Scott returned
from FiShkill, n. ", on Saturday and
on Sunday started for Niagara
Falls with Miss Egbert and Miss Les
lie Hill for the wedding of Miss Vivien
Kirkpatrick and Charles O. Egbert.
Miss Margaret Conger went from
Lake George to join the Morristown
party at Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs, A. E. Outerbridge
gave musical on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Frederick w. Merrell enter
tanned with bridge for Mrs Victor
Blue on Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Lee Smith has gone to
Bay Head. N. j., where she will spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs. f.
A. Henry.
Miss Tunis will give small bridge
party Thursday.
Miss Edith Walker will go to West
hampton for three weeks for a visit.
Mrs. T. Olney Hill met with an ac-
cident at Biddeford Pool, Me-, last
week, which has kept her confined to
her room ever since. Her family in
Morristown reports that Mrs. Hill
will have to make use of crutches for
while after she is able to move about.
Miss Dolly Stevens will spend the
summer in Maine.
Mrs. o. B. Smith, jr., has gone to
Edgartown for the summer.
John j. WEIGH, of st. Paul's school,
Concord, and formerly at the Morris
Academy, was visitor in town on
Tuesday. Mr.. WEIGH will accompany
Rear Admiral Philip H. Cooper and
family, who are going to camp in
Maine this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas S. Bushnell
have gone to jamestown, Rhode Is
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaw are en-
joying ocean breezes at Bayhead.
The new sloop yacht Pabineau,
built for Robert Fl. McCurdy, has
been finished and will be delivered to
Mr.. McCurdy at Babylon, l.. l., where
he is stopping for the summer.
Miss Louise Stevenson has gone to
Falmouth Heights, Mass, for the
summer.
Mrs. Patrick Farrelly has left her
New York home, No. 316 West SSth
street, and has gone to Ardsley-on-
Hudson
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Gardner Ropes
and sons left for their summer home
at Mortified, Mass, on Tuesday.
Ripley Ropes has graduated from
Princeton and expects to attend the
Massachusetts School OF Technology
at Boston next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner will
depart for Europe on July 9TH.
Mrs. julius Catlin has issued at
home" cards for Tuesdays when she
will receive at Fairholme, on
Whippany road.
Former Governor Franklin Murphy
entertained six friends from Newark
at dinner at the Whippany River club
Thursday evening.
Mrs. W. w. Cutler and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edith, have been visiting
Miss S. Coghill at her farm in Orange
county, N. Y, five miles from New
burgh.
Mrs. Oscar B. Smith has gone to
Martha's Vineyard for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George >B. Raymond,
who have leased their house for the
summer, are spending month with
their daughter, Mrs. Elliot Smith, at
her home on Maple avenue. After
leaving Mrs Smiths house they will
go to Maine where they will spend
three months beyond upper Moose
head lake.
Miss Isabel Ballentine gave a bridge
party at her home, "Sunny Side" at
Morris Plains on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Theodore Little and her laugh-
ter have returned from Bay Head,
N. J.
The Rev. r. S. Bradbrook, of Lon
don, England, with his son, was the
guest of Mrs. L. 0. Stiles from Satur-
day until Monday. Mr.. Bradbrook had
charge of the Sunday evening service
at the Market Street Mission.
Miss Florence Sittenham, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Sittenham'
uf East Orange, sailed with party Of
friends on the "Adriatic" Wednesday
to spend the summer in Europe.
The prize winners at the Tuesday
morning bridge" at the Golf club
last week were Mrs. Edward A. Day,
who had the highest score; Miss Bea-
trice Pratt and Mrs. Granville M.
White, who tied for second place, and
Mrs. Henry e. Fanshawe. who was
third. The prizes included silver
blotter, cut glass vase, parasol and
a manicure set, and were selected by
the winners, Mrs. Day, Of course, hav-
ing first choice. After the game the
players were all entertained at lunch
con at the clubhouse, the hostesses be-
ing Mrs. Rider Henry, Mrs. w. Led
yard Thompson, Mrs. H. Ward Ford
and Mrs. George O. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Dodge afe
spending the season at the Boyken.
Grinnell Willis and Rev. Philemon
f. Sturges leave for short trip
abroad on July ,14th. ~ !
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman Miller have
left MorristOwD, after having been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mac
cull0ch Miller, at 1.-THE Knoll"
Mr. and Mrs. Ridley Watson Frank
lin place, will leave with their family