The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-11-09
MUSICALE AT
AINWICK HALL
Large Attendance Friday After
noon at General and Mrs.
Meany's Invitation.
INFORMAL DANCES ARRANGED

I
Two hundred guests were present at
the musicale given by Gen. and Mrs.
Edward P. Neany at g Ainwick Haal'
on Friday evening. The house was
beautifully decorated with orchids,
thrysanthemums, smilax, autumn
leaves and other flowers and foliage.
The soloists of the evening we're
Nine. Mariska~ Aldrich, Miss Sara
Curowitsh and M. Federico De Carasa,
the orchestra being under the direc-
tion of Henry Lif.
The program included La Donna
Mobile" from 9 Rigoletto,' Verdi,
by M. De Carasa valse song brilliante,
Sunlight" Ware, by Nine. Mariska-
Aldrich violincello solo, Hungarian
Rhapsody" Poper, by Miss Cufo-
witsch; La Mia Canzone," Tosti
g Vieni," Denza; TrisUe Ritormo,"
Barthelmey, by M. De Carasa s" Morn
ing Hymn," Henschel; Danza, !"
Chadwick; My Little Love- Haw-
ley, by Mme. Mardska- A4drich Home
to Our Mountains, " from ii Trova-
tore,n Verdi, By Nine. Mariska- Aid
rick and M. Carasa. The orchestra
played " Dawn Grieg; "The Torch
Dance, from Henry VIII. y; THE
Fountain Delibes, and additional
numbers throughout the evening
Miss Edith Maccuhoch Miller, who
spent the summer abroad, steams for
home on Nopember.20th.
Mrs. Elbert S. Kip gave a bridge
party at the NORRIS County Golf club
on Monday afternoon.
on December 4th the Misses Garrett
son wilTgipe a. dance at their home on
Glen road.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen
and Miss Lorraine Allen are back from
Europe ana are the guests OF Mrs. A l.
len's mother. Mrs. Henry A. Fan
! shave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert g. Ropes and
family have taken a house in New
York and will spend the winter there.
The usual series of three infOrmaa
dances held yearly has been arranged
by Mrs. H'rederick Winston Merrell4
and will be held at the Norris County
Golf club. The dates selected are Sat-
irday evenings, November 9th, De
cember 18th and January 8th. The
patronesses, besides Mrs Merrell, are
4 MrSrAfbert H. Vernam, Mrs. Ridley
watts, Mrs. Robert d. Foote, Mrs.
Hoyt and Mrs. John R. Emery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Ogden
have closed Loantaka Farms. their
country place on New Vernon road,
and have gone into New York for the
winter.
Mrs. Moses Goddard. of No. Is Mad
ison avenue, will spend part OF the
winter in Switzerland.
Mrs. Thomas w. Caldwell has gone
to visit Mrs. Pawns FAIR, OF West
Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker and children
with Mr. Parker'S sister have gone to
Washington for two weeks.
Mrs. Jacob de KautStine and Miss
Ferris haYe issued invitations for a
luncheon on Friday, November 18th,
to the junior set OF young girls.
Mrs. Belden Day is at Rochester be-
ing called there by the illness OF her
brother, Mr.. Osgood, and also her
Z brother-inlaw. Belden Day is in Eng
land.
Mrs. Stowe Phelps entertained the
young set girls on Friday evening at
her home. Among those invited were
the Misses McVickar, Miss Katherine
Thomas, Miss Ayliffe Brinley, Miss
Anita HaZeltine.
Mice L1alAw1 Huponhrouc fri va ton
for Miss Dennis on Monday at "Llwyn
derry"
Mrs. William Ford gave a tea at
the tea room, No. 130 South street, for
Mrs Brown and Mrs. Haxey Friday af-
ternOon.
Mrs. Edward J. Hall has rented Mrs.,
John r. Emery's house on Elm street
for the winter.
Miss Margaret Bostwick is again set
tied in Rome for the winter, stopping
at the Hotel Flora.i
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Eberhardt
Schmidt have returned TO their home |
on Madison avenue, Convent.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Ogden Chisolm and
the Misses Chisholm, have steamedsfor
Europe, where they will spend the
winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther KOuntze, who
have been spending a few days at AT
iantic City, will spend sometime at
" Delbarton, the country home on
Mendham avenue, before going into
New York for the winter
Mrs. Robert W. Cumming, of New
ark, entertained at the Morris County
Golf club on Wednesday. Mrs. Cum
ming will give a bridge party, followed
by a tea, at the golf club on November
18th.
A dinner partyof sixteen was enter
tain by Mrs Dudley Olcott, second, aJ
her home IN Normandy park. Tuesday
tssreRin ng AT the conclusion of the din
Hage was played.
s. u &ab e. Ward gave luncheon
81 81 bridge at her home on
hue, Wednesday.
+ * & s. d. Ward Ford and Miss
.have been occupying
Fl use on South street
&O MOrriStOWn in
~ "a v v "A he to New York
"A ROsette Ford,
u H s. e year, is ex-