The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-05-25
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

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There was large attendance at the
Tuesday morning bridge at the Morris
County Golf club last week. Among
those present were Mrs. John Camp
Williams, Miss Bryce, Miss Raymond,
Mrs. Victor, Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs.
Archibald FORBES, Mrs. Behr, Miss
Swords, Mrs. Ballentine, Mrs. Samuel
S. Dennis, Mrs. Colgate, Mrs. Gran
vile M. White, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs.
Henry Fanshawe, Mrs. Day, Miss Fer
ris, Mrs. Ames, Miss Hondlow, Miss
Little, Mrs. Booth, Mrs. Edward E.
Swift, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Frederick
R. Kellogg, Mrs. Macy, Mrs. Stewart,
Miss Hopkins, Mrs. William S. Letch-
ford. Mrs. Humphreys, Mrs. A. Emil
ius Outerbridge, Mrs. William Ship
pen, Mrs. Lord, Mrs. Henry, Miss
Waterbury and Mrs. Mills.
After the bridge, luncheons were
given by Mrs. William Shipper to
twelve guests; Mrs. George e. Dad
mum to twelve guests; Mrs. Granville
M. White, eight; Mrs. Frederick r.
Kellogg, eight Mrs. Charles w. Ar
mour, six.
Mrs. Noah G. Rogers entertained at
luncheon at the Golf club on Tuesday.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Frederick B. Richardson enter
tanned at bridge on. Wednesday, the
Golf club being the scene of the enter
tainment. There were twenty tables
in use.
Mrs. Philip II. Cooper will give a
reception and tea at the clubhouse on
the 2Sth and on the day following
Mrs! Frederick r. Kellogg will give a
reception to which 400 invitations
have been issued.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max E. Schmidt have
gone to New York and will be at the
Hotel Gotham until they steam for
Europe the last OF June.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Ford have
returned from Allenhurst and are
stopping at BoIding's.
New members of the Golf club are
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. jerks and Hey
ward McAlpin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze will
steam for Europe on July 18th to re-
main for three months.
At a meeting of the New Jersey So
ciety of the Colonial Danes of Amer
lea held at Trenton OH Tuesday Mrs.
Frederick w. Merrill was elected man
ager for three years and Mrs. James
Nj. Buckley was chosen delegate to the
National Council of Colonial Danes to
be held in Washington, d. @.
Mrs, Peter H. Ballantine and Miss
Ballentine have opened SpringSide, !"
their summer home at Llttleton, for
the season.
Miss Alta Emery has been visiting
in Washington, ID. 9.
Chancellor Mahlon Pitney and Mrs.
Pitney are spending three weeks at
Hot Springs, Va.
DIR. and Mrs. E. Landon Humphreys
are making plans for their annual
summer cruise. DR.. Humphreys Has
made some changes in his yacht. the
Watawga making it more Seaworthy
and will go little further into blue
water this summer than in former
years. He and his family will prob
ably cruise along the coast of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob E. Ward and
son, CarnoG, have steamed for Europe
They VIII return in July after making
a tour Of England and the continent.
William e. Frenaye is home again
after spending few weeks in the
south.
Miss Hopkins has postponed her de-
parture for Europe until Saturday,
May 18th, in order that she may be
present on the opening night OF mar
raganseGt Pier"
Mrs. Fl. B. McCarroll is now at Mrs.
Auce's, No. l06 South street.
Ebert Kip has been confined to the
house for some days by visitation Of
mumpS.
N rs. William Scott will go to Fish
xiii Village, N. ", on or about May
10Th.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm are
back at their Whlppany road house for
the remainder Of spring and the early
part of summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hardness are
again at " Oak Lawn"
Miss Gushing, Of Boston, neice of w.
R. Thomas, is at "The Boyken."
Mrs. b. FRANKLIN Watkins left on
Sunday for North Carolina.
Miss Edith Watson is very sick with
typhoid fever at a New York hospital.
She was taken i'll while Mr., and Mrs.
Watson were about to remove to Nor