The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-12-07


Mrs. John Clafiin and Miss Elizabeth
Stewart Claflin will be at hume Fri
day, the 10th of December from four
until seven. o'clock, at Mo- 10 Wash
|ington Square, north, New York.
Miss Pollinus, of Newark, is the
guest Of Miss Emery.
Mrs. Henry Tlleston has left Mrs.
Tunis' and gone TO New York TO her
daughter.
Mrs. Belden Day has returned from
Rochester, N. ", and is atlher home
ia Perry street.
Mrs. Thomas w. CauldwelI is again
at her home on Elm street.
Mrs. Philander Pierson and Miss
Marjorie Pierson viii be at home
Wednesday, December 18th, from four
until six o'clock.
Mrs George Carr Henry will enter
tain at bridge to-day.
The B. Ogden Cnisolms are in Lon
don
After spending several days at At
lantic City Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Il.
Swift are back at 8 Wilson Farm. J"
Mrs. George e. Dadmun, of Madi-
son avenue, has been entertaining the
Misses Bell, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Julius Catlin is entertaining
Mrs. Trenor L, PARK and Miss Frances
Park, of New York, at 9Faisholme. .
Mrs. George II. Watson will give a
bridge party at her home on Maple
avenue on Wednesday AFTERNOON.
Because of the death of Mrs. George
#. Stone, the invitations for a bridge
party for Wednesday afternoon issued
by Mrs. Abner W. Colgate, Mrs.
Stones sister-in-law, were RECALLED.
The last of the series of Ffendh lee
lures was given FIJI lay at the residence
of Mrs. john OH. Pitney, of Madison
avenue. by Count Wierbicki.
At the Morris County Coli club last
week there ha We been several gather
ings, many Morristonians finding the
club apleasant place to entertain their
friends. Tuesday morning Mrs. George
| O. Palmer entertained a liable at
bridge followed by luncneon. The
first meeting of the season Of the We'd
nesday evening bridge CLUB met the
the following night, Chancellor and
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney being the host
and hostess. Mrs. Alexander Torrance
gave luncheon on Thursday 3 Covers
were laid for six. @4
Charles FL. Raymond has removed
from New York TO house on FArfagut
place.
Mrs. John Claflin will give recep.
tion on next week Friday to introduce
her daughter, Miss Elizabeth S. Clafin
| at the New York home Of the Olafiins.
Mrs. Stephens uydam Whitney has
joined the other Morristonians at the
Plaza hotel in New York, closing
Fair Lawn her home on Morris
Plains, for the winter.
=" The Gables, " the country home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Scribner. on
Loantaka way, has been closed and
they have gone into New York for the
season..
Mrs. Elliot Smith, of Maple avenue,
and Miss Lenita Raymond, eof Miller
road, have been spending few days
in New York.
Mrs. d. Willis James has closed
Oiulud, iiCl lOSluCllCC vi HAUU{H1kA
avenue and has gone to her New York
home, on East Thirty-ninth street.
for the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scribner have
plans out for handsome house, which
they intend TO erect on East Sixty
sixth street, In New Y York.. 1t will be
in the style of the French Renaissance
of Louis XVI. period and will cost
about $4,000. Mr.. Scribner plans TO
have on the first floor reception-room
and large hall, and the second will con-
tain an oval dining-room and the draw
ing-room, and the library is TO be on
the third floor. The house will have
six stories and a basement.
Among those who have visited the
tea room lately were Mrs. Frank Lam
don Humphreys. the Misses Hayden,
Mrs. and Miss Low, Miss An1es, Miss
Guillaudeau, Miss Marjorie Pleison
and Miss Brinley.
The George G.. r relinghuysens have
deserted Whippapy Farms, y their
country place on Whippany road, ana
have gone into the city for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Stowe Phelps are
spending several days in New Y6rk,
Mr.. Phelps leading the Junior c0til-
lion at Sherrys,
Miss Anna Shaw entertained the
mem bers OF the board of lady mana
gers of)the Morris County Cllildren's
home at ner home on Franklin street
on Thursday.