The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-18
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

mances of the opera will be given in
the Lyceum theatre, one on the even
ing Of Tuesday, May 25th, and the
next on Wednesday, May 10Th, Forty
young people Of Morristown are in the
chorus and the principle parts as well
are taken by local amateurs The
proceeds of the performances will be
devoted to the organ fund of ST.
Peters church, of which Mr.. Mat
thews is the organist and choir direct
or. New scenery for the opera has
been prepared by Arthur Voegtlin, of
the New York hippodrome and feat
ure Of the performances will be bal
! let de racquet under the personal d.
rection of Prof. Carl Marwig. A long
list of patronesSes have been secured,
among the names on the list being
those of Mesdames Putnam A. Bates,
B. Ogden Chisolm, Philip Fl. Cooper,
George E. Dadmun, Edward A. Day,
Robert D. Foote, Archibald Forbes,
Henry A. Henriques, George Carr
Henry, Samuel v. Hoffman, Miss Car
oline l.. Hopkins, Mesdames Edward
@. Keasbey, Ebert S. Kip, Thomas D..
Leonard, D. Hunter McAlpin, End ;
Richard A. McCurdy, Charles Fl. Mel
len, l.. Heyworth Mills, Henry K.
Morgan, jr. Henry Shaw, jr. ]; Elliott
Smith, Philemon f. Sturges, Albeit
S. Swords, Henry F. Taylor, Ransom
H. Thomas, w. Gedyard Tompson, G.
Wickliffe Throckmorton, John l. Wat
erbury, Ridley Watts, Granville M.
White, John @. Williams, Harvey L..
Williams, Grinnell Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G.. Lidgerwood
are staying with Mrs. Lidgerwood
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Harrie T. Hull.
s. Minot Jones will go to his sum-
mer home at Easthampton about
June 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Ward Ford are at
The Boyken.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shipper are at
the Morristown inn.
Mrs. Frederic Tillinghast, of AL
bany is at Mrs. Tunis's.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Thomas are
now at The Boyken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaw, jr., have
removed to IL Madison avenue, which
was recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
B. f. Watkins.
Josiah Macy has taken the house on
James street until recently occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shaw, jr., and
will established himself there soon af-
ter his marriage in June.
Mrs. Robert Bushnell and Miss Flea
nor Bushnell have decided not to go
to Europe this summer.
Mrs. Edward Thebaud will give a
"bridge" on Thursday, May 20.
An entertainment consisting of rep
reservations of Famous Paintings by
pupils of Miss Dana'S school under the
supervision of Miss Josephine Coch-
rane on Wednesday evening, MAY 10.
Tickets at seventy-tive cents may be
procured at the school. The proceeds
will be sent to DR.. Grenfell for his
work in Labrador.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Watkins are at
The MorristOwn Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick R. Kellogg
have issued invitations for Saturday.
May 20. from half-past three until
half-psst six at the Golf club. Mrs.
Elford Gould will give a recital from
four until five. O'Clock, when dancing
will follow.
Mrs. George Fl. Watson is visiting
Mrs. Emlen p. Franklin while her
new home on Maple avenue is being
settled.
Jacob w. Miller has returned from
New York with his family and will
spend the summer in Morristown.
William e. Franaye, of South street,
has gone south on shooting trip.
Mrs. John Camp Williams, of Miller
road, has been entertaining her moth
er, Mrs. Wheeler.
The first of the Tuesday morning
bridge gatherings was held at the
dozen ladies responded to the call of
was served, Mrs. Edward K Mills and
Mrs. William Shipper entertaining
small parties.
Mrs. John l. Waterbury gave a
bridge party at the Golf club on Tues
day afternoon. The guests occupied
nine tables which were arranged in
the ball room.
Mrs. Frederick Fl. Humphreys en-
tertained sixteen guests at luncheon
at the Golf club on Wednesday.
Rudolph Kissel and the Misses Kis-
sci have returned from New York TO
" Inamere Farm" their summer home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen
and Miss Lorraine Allen are visiting
Mrs. Aliens mother, Mrs. Henry A.
Fanshawe, of Elm street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolphe deBary have
returned to their Madison avenue
home for the summer.
James III. McGraw is building a
handsome new house at Spring lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy r. Pyne have
opened their country house near here.
On May 22nd occurs the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Wyatt Wise, daughter
of Mrs. Frederick May Wise, of Balti-
more, Md, TO Josiah Macy, son of
Mrs. William I'll. Macy, End, Of this
town. The ceremony will be per-
fol- med in st. David's church, Roland
PAX, Md Alfred Macy will be his
brothers best man and among the
ushers will be Frederick II. Thomas,
of this town. After their honeymoon
trip Mr. and Mrs. Macy will come to
Morrlstown to make their home.
Max e. Schmidt has rented his Mad
iSon avenue house to Mrs. Stevens and