The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-11
SOCIETY EVENTS.


Secretary Alfred Macy, Of the Nor
ris County Golf club, has sent out
list of house events at the club house
which promise merry times at the
Madison avenue resort. On Tuesdays
from May 18th to June 10Th there will
be bridge playing at eleven o'clock, fol
lowed by a table 'hote luncheon. On
Saturday evenings from May 18th to
June 10Th there will be a table d'hote
dinner served at seven-thirty and
bridge at nine-thirty, with the excep-
tion of the evenings Of May 20 and
June 18th when dancing will take the
place of bridge. On Friday evening,
July End, there will also be served a
dinner at seven-thirty with dancing
at nine-ffteen. On Saturday after
Moons, June 9TH 18th, 10th and 18th,
there will be music at the club house
from three until six O'Clock.
Mrs. Edward Eldridge Swift gave
luncheon at the Morris County Golf
club on Wednesday in honor of Mrs.
Kalbheisch. Among those present
we're Mrs. L. Fiske, of New York;
Mrs. Benjamin ..Nicol, Mrs. Henry P.
Phipps, Mrs. George Carr Henry, Mrs.
Richard A. McOurdy and Miss Shell
ton. On Friday afternoon Mrs Swift
gave tea in honor of her mother,
Mrs. John l.. Wilson, of Baltimore, at
the golf club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mckay
Twombly and Miss Ruth Twombly
are settled at Florham for the
summer.
Mrs. Gorge f. Stone has returned
from California and is in New York a
few days before opening her home on
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Julius Catlin is spending few
weeks in Atlantic City with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Otto Hansen, of Milwaukee.
Miss Edith Macculloch Miller is
planning to spend the season in Eu-
rope and will probably 90 abroad in a
fewEweeks.
Mrs. Charles D. Chapman, Mrs.
Junius Parker and w. v. S. Thorne
are new members Of the golf club.
Mrs. William 9. Emmett has re-
turned from Flushing, l.. l., to Hill
airy" her home on Hillary avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward @. Keasbey,
of Miller road, have been entertaining
James G. Powell, of London.
Mrs. Frederick H.. Humphreys, of
Ridgewood hi l., entertained fifteen
guests at luncheon at the golf club on
Tuesday.
Mrs. E. P. Shepard will issue the '09
edition of the Morristown society di-
rectory early in the summer.
Mrs. Hoy and Mrs. Ridley Watts
will entertain at bridge at the Morris
County Golf club on Monday, May 18th.
Mrs. Frederick H. Humphreys gave
a luncheon at the Morris County Golf
club on Tuesday of last week and will
give a second luncheon at the same
place on Tuesday, May 18th.
AS the cottage at BoldingS is soon
to be closed Mrs. e Mott Anable he's
removed to No. 106 South street.
Rev. William Russell Bennett is in
Maine for a few weeks.
The marriage of Miss Vivian Kirk
patrick and Charles @. Egbert will
take place at Niagara Falls on Wed
nesday, June 30th. Miss Egbert, OF
Morristown, will be maid Of honor.
Mrs. Frederie * Richardson and Mrs.
! Courtlandt Richardson will entertain
at bridge at the Morris County Golf
club on Wednesday, May 10Th.
Mrs. James f. Maury will give a
bridge y at her home on Thursday of
this week.
Enos Wilder entertained several at
dinner at the golf club Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder Henry have
taken the Runyon house on Maple
avenue and will occupy it May 18th.
Willard Parker Butler is confined to
his house by an attack of grip.
Mrs. Thomas w. caldwell has Miss
Augustine Adams, of Toronto and
formerly of Morristown, staying with
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ward are reoc-
cupying their Madison avenue home.
Mrs. I'll. B. McCarroll is now at Bold
ing'S..
Mrs. Philemon f. Sturges is now at
Roosevelt hospital, New York.
Miss Jennie owen is booked to steam
for Europe on June 9th.
Mrs. Edward Buckley Hazeltine is
at All Souls hospital.
Mrs. Frederick Gordon Burnham en-
tertained the members of the Norris
town chapter, Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution, at her home on Eg-
bert hill on Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Cutler, the regent, gave an interesting
report of the proceedings of the ma
tional d. A. r. congress to which she
was delegate, stating among other
things that the newspaper reports OF
the disorder and friction in the COR
gregs was almost entirely imaginary.
Mrs. Howell and Mrs. McClurg, who
also attended the congress, also spoke
of the proceedings.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. M. Bigelow have
broken up housekeeping and stored
their furniture. Mrs. Bigelow will be
at Mrs. Paul Bigelow's for few weeks
and then go to Fitchburg, Mass. Mr..
Bigelow will go to the Flat Brook
Fishing club.
Mrs. Philip Kearny and Miss Ruth
Kearny, who went abroad for the win
ter, have returned to Morristown.
Miss Florence st. j. Baldwin, for
merly a resident here, but now of Bos-
ton, spent Sunday with friends in