The Morris County chronicle., 1909-03-23
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

tinny road on Thursday. Luncheon
was at one O'Clock The decorations
we're green and white and were appro
pirate o the season. After luncheon
,lls Efskine's guests were el tertained
with jig saw Duzzies. Among those
present we're Mrs. Henry Arnold Day.
Mrs. Harold Hatcll, Mrs. John For
sythe, Mrs. Archibald Shardy, Miss
Halls FAD and Miss Mclean, all Of
New York, and Mrs. James M. Buck
ley and Miss Buckley, Mrs. Harold
Griswold, Mrs. Ralph B. Urmy, Mrs
Samuel Gillespie and Mrs. John I.
Gillespie, allof this town.
Alumni and scholars of Miss Dana's
school are tanning to endDw bed in
memory of Miss Dana In Memorial
hospital aud a considerable sum has
been donated for the purpose. Among
those interested in the endowment
are Mrs. William Wright Clark,
Mrs. D. McGregor Demarest, Miss
Marco Plum, Miss Agnes Ritchie,
Mrs. Harry S. Atha, Mrs. franklin
Briggs, Mrs. William Scheerer and
Mrs. William P. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie 7. Hull, who
have been enjoying the climate of
81 rida for several weeks, returned
10 Morris6own Friday night.
Miss Elizabeth Bacot, Miss Eleanor
Bacot, Miss Frances Thompson and
Miss Eleanor Moret, OF this town, are
stopping at the Chaifonte, Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Arthur Curtiss James will re-
turn from Florida at the end OF this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. D. Schieffe-
lin nave been spending few days at
f" The Sycamores, their country home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Mckay
TwOmblv will spend the summer aJ
Newport and Mr., TWombly has sent
word to have the improvements being
made to his villa FASTENED. They were
begun more than two years ago. Mr..
aid Mrs. Twombly expect TO go to
Newport early in the season and will
not remain for the gay period but will
20 DdCk III UIlS duUuLuu.
The Rev. Philemon f. Sturges, rec
tor of st. Peters church, has been
chosen by Duff Green Maynard as his
best man at his wedding TO Miss Caryl
Letferts, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick K. LetfertS, which is to take
place on Saturday, April 17th, in the
Protestant Episcopal chu rch of the
Incarnation, New York.
Mrs. Hobart Garfield has returned
from Atlantic City and is again at the
Goliath house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carnegie Pal
mer haye been placed in mourning by
the recent death of a brother OF Mr..
Palmer.
Miss Thurston and Miss Day, of
South street, have taken Mrs. Wilson
S. BiSsel 5 house on Maple avenue
from May ls6.
b. Ogden Chisolm is general mana
ger for The opereJta OF Narragansett
Pier" which Will be given at the Ly-
ceum on May llJh.
Miss BosJwick wiR sail for southern
Europe Oh Wednesday next by the
steamship that ex, President RUoSe-
yelG has engaged passage on.
Miss Helen Cauldwell is home from
Briarclitfe and had week e n d
house party for the play at the Morris
town school on Saturday evening.
Miss Waller and Miss Edwards, now
at Bolding's, will 90 10 MRS. Joseph
Lees on or ABOUT May lS6.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Lidgerwood
have taken Mrs. AnabelS home on
South street, now occupied by Miss
Thurston ana Miss Day.
There is no foundation for the NJ my
reputS in circulation of late of a
Change next autumn in the manage
menU of the Dana school.
Mrs. Emlen p. franklin will receive
the Reading CLUB on Monday next.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 0. II. Pitney ex-
pect TO return from Newark TO Their
country home on Madison avenue
about April lst.
Philip Livingston, who had been in
New York since his return from Eu.
rope, has gone 10 st. Augustine where
he will spend the remainder Of The sea-
son.
Mrs. Robert d. Foote has returned
to MUrrlSLoWn after several weeks
spent in Atlantic City.
Walter Wood is spending month
at Saranac Lake
Ridley Watts is at st. Augustine for
short stay.
Miss Marie Bryce, who with Mrs.
Wakefield Sherwood has been travel
ling in Europe since November, re-
turned home on Thursday.
Mrs. Edward E. Swift has been en-
tertaining her mother, Mrs. Wilson, OF
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr Henry
and Mrs. Harvey Williams are back
from Bermuda.
Mrs. John Camp Williams has re-
turned home from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Henry F. Taylor entertained
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
this week at the Morris County Coll
CLUB. Twelve members were present
DR.. and Mrs. Henry A. HenTiques
are in Lakewood for few days.
Mrs. William P. White has returned
from visit TO Erie, Pa.
Miss Ruth Dean has been spending
the winter with Mrs. Bainbridge Hotf
III Portsmouth, N Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah G. Rogers, who
went to New York last week for the
opera, have been staying at the Hote
Wolcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Ford, oi
Franklin place, left ST. Augustine
Fla, this week for Washington, D. G..