The Morris County chronicle., 1909-11-02
SOCIETY EVENTS.

s. Freeman. Miss Cutler was intro
duced into society two winters age
and since then has taken an active
part in Morristown social life. She
has appeared several times in amateur
theatricaIs and has also been popular
as a bridesmaid. Miss Cutler comes of
distinguished ancestry, being de-
cendant on her paternal side of Pere-
lgrine White, the first white child born
in this country after the coming Of
the Mayflower. Her mother is regent
of Morristown chapter of the Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution. Mr.
Freeman is a stockbroker with offices
| in New York and is a member Of the
Whippany River club, Morris County
IGolf and Morristown Field clubs. He
is tennis crack and has entered bis
horses in several of the local steeple-
chase meets. He is nephew Of Sam
uel Freeman, president Of the Morris
town Trust company.
Mrs. William W. McAlpin, of New
York, gave dinner at the Morris
County Golf club Tuesday night in
| honor of the marriage of her son, Al
| Ian Hayward MeAlpin, and Miss Eliza
beth MilIbank Cauldwell, dauk hter of
| Mrs. Thomas w. CauldWell, Of Elm
erect, which occurred Wednesday aft
ernoon. The bridal party we're pres
at, including Mrs. Cauldwell, Mi
Helen Cauldwel, Miss Adelaide Nc
| Alpin, Miss Gladys McAlpin, Miss Ad-
elaide Pyle, Miss Louise Wilkir, Miss
Elizabeth Heron, Miss Beatrice Bar
clay, Miss Eleanor FELTON,, Miss Doro-
thy Harvey Miss Alta Emery, Mr..
and Mrs James Beldon and Herbert
L. Dillon, Newton James, DeGray
Vanderbilt, Hinman Byrd, Henry NJ.
Curry, Edward Hall, Bayley Wander
hof, Fritz G.. Achilles, Kenneth Meal
| pin, and Sumner Rulon- Miller. Covers
were laid for twenty-four and the dec
orations were of white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
There was a large turnout of bridge
devotees at the weekly Tuesday morn
ing bridge gathering at the morris
County Golf club Tuesday. The prizes
included silk stockings, a gold un-
brella handle and sewing case. After
the bridge play lunch was served, sew
eral of the ladies entertaining, includ-
| ing Mrs. Henry p. Phipps, Mrs Rid
ley Watts, Mrs. Fayette Smith, Mrs.
Ebert S. Kip, Mrs. John G. Williams,
Mrs. Edward A. Day, Mrs.sA. Emilius
Outerbridge, Mrs. a. d. Porter, Mrs
Frenaye and Miss Bushnell.
Among others who enjoyed the
bridge playing were Mrs. Dudley Oh
colt, Miss Helen Shelton, Mrs. ID. Hun
ter McAlpin, Mrs. Douglas S. Bush
nelL Miss Cara Foster, Miss Florence
Waterbury, Mrs. William Shaw, Miss
Evans, Mrs. William S. Letchford,
Mrs. George G. Palmer, Miss Marie
Bryce, Miss Elizabeth N. Little, Mrs.
Frederick w. Merrell and Mrs. Edward
e. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Ogden Chisolm
steam for Europe on the Mauretania
on November 3rd and will spend the
winter abroad.
At the Morris County Golf club on
Wednesday Mrs. Peter III. B. Freling-
huysen entertained twelve guests at
dinner and Mrs. George P. Schmidt
entertained eight at luncheon.
Mrs. Henry S. Loud and Basil Mager
have been proposed for membership in
the golf club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph w. Harper, of
" Hillside" Convent road, have closed
their country home and gone into New
York and are now at No. 76 EaSt
Fifty fifth street.
Miss Elizabeth Heron, of Pittsburg !;
Miss Louise Wilkin, of Baltimore. and
Miss Adelaide McAlpin, of New York,
are guests of Mrs. Thomas w. Cauld-
we'll at her home on ELM street.
The marriage of Mrs. Harvey L. Will
Jams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grin
nell Willis, of South street, and Rob
ert Locke, of New York, whose engage
ment was announced early in the
month, will be solemnized in St. Pc
ters Protestant Episcopal church on
November 18th. Mr.. Locke and his
bride, after their marriage, will reside
on Franklin street.
At the annual meeting of the board
OF directors of the Morris County Golf
club the following directors were
elected Ransom III. Thomas Rich
ard FL. Williams, George G.. Freling-
huysen, Charles w. Harkness, Geort e
u. Palmer, John o. H. Pitney, Charlc |
Scribner, William Shippen, Louis A.
Thebaud, Hamilton Nick Twombly,
Wynant d. Vanderpool, Albert H.
Vernam, John l. Waterbury, Ridley
Watts and DIR. Granville M. White.
Joseph B. Dickson, who has been di-
rector for many years, has resigned
from the board, his place being filed
by DR.. White.
Mrs. Swan, of Baltimore, Md, Mrs.
Swift's sister, has gone to New York
to visit her mother, Mrs. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Pyle and fam
lily are at their place on Mt. Kemble
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amilius e. Outer
bridge will entertain at dinner on Sat-
urday evening attheir home on Sussex
avenue.
Archibald Forbes is in Memorial
hospital for slight operation.
Mrs. Emlen P. Franklin, of Franklin
street, has been entertaining a number
of guests in connection with the mar
riage OF her niece. Mrs. Hayward Nc
Alpin, Miss FELTON,, of Philadelphia,
Beatrice Barchley, of New York, and
Miss Dorothy Harvey also, Mrs. Will
lam Burch and her son, Edward Liy-
ingston johnson.
Miss Ruth Ketchum is the guest Of
her aunt, Mrs. Cummings Vail.
Mrs. Zuill, Mrs. Vail's daughter, will
steam for Bermuda on Saturday, and
her cousin, Miss Ketchum, will accom-
pany her, intending to spend the win
ter there.
Mrs. Fl. B McCarroll will spend the
winter in Yonkers with her cousin,