The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-11-16
NORRIS COUNTY CHRONICLE TUESDAY NOVEMBER 16 1909
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Miss Marie Bryce entertained about
twenty guests at tea at the Morris
County Golf club Sunday afternoon.
Among her guests were General and
Mrs. Edward P. Meany, Mr.. and Mrs.
George e. Dadmun, Louis A. 1'hebaud
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob e. Ward.
Mrs. Cummings, Of Newark, enter
tanned at the club Monday afternoon,
having four tables Of bridge followed
by tea. To-day Mrs. William S. Letch-
ford entertains a small party at bridge
and luncheon.
Society is looking forward to the
first of the series of assembly balls
which will be given at the Golf club
on the Wednesday evening before
Thanksgiving. Previous to the ball
there will be several dinner parties at
different homes and at the clubs. At
the Golf club Mrs. William s. Letch-
ford and Mrs. Philip Fl. Cooper will
each be the hostess Of ia dinner party.
Mrs. George Esterbrook Dadmun
has issued invitatio ms for musicale
to be given at the Whippany River
club next week Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Hamilton Mckay
TwOmbly and Miss Ruth Twombly
left Florhamn Monday and went in
to New York for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hayward McAlpin,
who have been spending their honey
moon at Virginia Hot Springs, have
returned to MOrriStOwn and are stop
ping at the home Of Mrs. McAlpin's
mother on Elm street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze. who
have been sojourning at Atlantic City,
closed Delbarton," their country
place here, and went into New York
Monday for che winter.
Peter HI. B. Frelinghuysen and Percy
r. Pyne and Courtland Nicoll, OF this
town. will be the best man ana uSherS
respectively at the wedding on Thurs
day of Miss Beatrice Benjamin and
Alexander d. b. Pratt, which is to be
solemnized in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridgely Hunt close
their home on South street and go in
to New York for the winter This week.
" Wyndmoor," the country home of
Joseph B. Dickson, was closed on
Monday and Mr.. Dickson With his
family went to New York and occupy
their city home, No. 80 East 395h
street.
A new bridge club has been organ
lied for Thursday evenings. Some of
the. members are Mr.. and Mrs. Lu-
queer, Miss Vail, Miss DelmOnico,
Miss Dean and number OF young
men.
The Monday Reading club will hold
its next meeting at Mrs. William
Watts on Hill street,.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis S. Hoyt have
been spending few days at Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Wheeler III. Peckham has closed
BrightsUone, her home on Norman
dy heights, and has gone to New York
for the winter.
Mrs. Paul Bigelow is Ill with pneu-
monia at her home on Morris avenue.
Mrs. Henry X. Morgan went to
Hartford, Conn.,, for the weekend.
Mr., and Mrs. Morgan will close their
Miller road home on December lst and
will spend the winter in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayward McAlpin
returned on Monday from Virginia Hot
Springs.
Society seems to be much taken up
with preparations for the fair for the
free kindergarten which occurs on
next week Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Bigelow are at
the Beachwood hotel, Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell Robert are in
Morristown for short visit.
Miss Mary Kearney, OF New York,
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Kearney at their home 10
Normandie Park for a week, steamed
for Europe on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe Phelps, who
have been spending the fall at Fair
holme, on the Whippany road, will go
to New York for the winter on De-
cember 1st.
Mrs. Ebert S. Kip, of Madison ave-
nue., gave bridge party Thursday at
the golf club.
vi lSS mdUullUc rI0tluSuuyScu LOU
as her guest last week Miss Atterbury,
OF New York.
Rev. DIR. William HI. Vibbert, who
has recently asked to be retired after
having been vicar of Trinity chapel for
eighteen years, is the father of Mrs.
Frederic w. Keasbey, of Miller road.
DIR. Vibbert was formerly professor OF
Hebrew in the Berkeley Divinity
school, Middletowny Conn.,, and is the
author of several books.
Mrs. James ely Miller, daughter of
Rudolph Kissell, is i'll with typhoid
fever in Roosevelt hospital, New York.
Miss Isabel Ballentine and Mrs. Gill
bert Ramsay Potts are among The pa
tronesses of three fOrtnightly dances
which are to be given in Newark dur
ing the winter.
Cornelius Won e. Mitchell, of Van
Buren, road, will be one of the uShers
at the wedding of Miss Natalie Clews
and George Russell Peabody, which is
to take place in St. Thomas's church,
New York. to-day.
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