The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-08-23
LAKE HOPATcONG RIPPLES.

i hIlCuS pdVlllDu Dali room on TUESDAY
evening last. Those who entertained
we're Miss Rue Brown, of Philadelphia
late of the Hammerstefn grand opera
company, and Ray Yard and Roy John
Ston, of the MidnightiSon's company.
Miss Brown rendered g Musette y
from 81 La Bohemian the 9 Barcar-
ole" from the Tales from H0f-
man." and Song of the SouI''
Duets were sung by Miss Brown and
| Mr.. Yard, using selections from /" Ar
cadianS. - Each selection was en-
lchored and some as many as four
times. There were several hundred
people present. filling the large ball
room to the doors and they showed
their appreciation. The people clapp-
ed long after the piano was closed and
covered. Richard Bache, of the Au-
rora theatre orchestra, of Philadel-
phia, accompanied the singers.
| Mrs. 9. Fred Steps is entertaining
Miss Brown, Mr.. Yard and Mr.. John
stOn at Oak lodge for few weeks.
Mr.. Bache is stopping at the hotel.
Mrs. Robert +. Sands, Foster Sands,
Miss Edythe Hipson and Miss Ruth
HipS0n are at Camp Oneonto 10 CHEST
nut Point. Mr.. L. f. Sands and 81
E. Tiger are committing to Morris
town for the present.
Miss Edith McCral, of Newark. and
| A. A. Vescelius, of the telephone
company. Of Morristown, are dis
tinguishing themselves swimming at
the Forest.
The Knockers club have located in
cottage near the Lake View hotel.
Among them have been Robert Hip
i son, Raymond Mills, Peter Pierson.
Walter Sewage. Howard Mullin, Cor
n9lius Mullin, Robert Dickson, Wal
ter Melick, Harry Swinger and Frank
Gillespie. Visitors at the cottage
have been Miss May Smith and Miss
Mary Sheean, of New York; Miss
Alice ScanlOn, of Brooklyn Misses
Edythe and Ruth Hipson, of Morris
town, and Miss Dorothy Wilson, of
Bayonne; Doc" FROST, Dewitt
Compton and Herman Viedt, of Nor
ristown. Melick cannot stay away
from Castle Rock Park. The club has
leased the launch Rustic for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Pierson are So
journing al the Orange cottage in
Great Cove.
Mrs. Frederick Boniface and daught-
er, Doris, have returned home after a
pleasant visit to Wildmere cottage on
South. Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Muchmore, of
Morris street, have recently enter
tanned on South Lake, IL. Pfalzgraf, of
Brooklyn, w. FL. Benson, of Morris
street, and E. N. Bower, of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Chew, of Ridge
l., bou Il
at their cottage Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Bernard, Of Summit; Mr.. and Mrs.
L. X. Chew and son, Frank, of Rose
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Lowe, of
Ridgedale avenue; Miss Allison, Miss
Sarah SturgiS and Miss Dorothy Mills,
also of this city.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Van
Glider, of Morris street, on South Lake
have been Mrs. o. M. Bowen, Of Nor
ris Plains Miss G. Graves, of Camden;
Messrs. Murhead VanCleve, Charles
VanGilder, Leon Freeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Johnson, of this city; Miss
Anna Mackenzie, of Plttsburg and
Mrs. I'll. N. Gard, of Summit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Mesler and
family are occupying their cottage
Glimpsewood in Castle Rock Park.
Mrs. Mesler has been confined to her
bed for the past few days due to a Sc
we're attack of indigestion. A ply
stefan was called. Mrs. Mesler is do
ing very nicely and expects to get up
| to-day.
George Bullwinkle and Raymond
Jennings have been visiting at the
Quayle cottage in River Styx.
AHio- MoroLa1% - M1rrio
Plains, recently entertained the Madi-
son class of 1910, at Cedar crest bunga-
low, on Halsey Island. Other guests
have been Miss Rena Cook, Miss Ma
bel Layer, Miss A. Squier, Miss Hazel
Genung, N. Miller, of Madison Miss
Clough, Mr.. and Mrs. Beddow, of Nor
ris Plains and Miss L. Merchant, Of
Ironia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd T. Woodruff,
formerly of MorriStown, but now of
Plainfield, recent thy entertained a
porch party of about twenty of their
friends. Miss Ethel Neuman and Miss
M. Seidentop, of Plainfeld, are visit
ing them.
Visiting J. Fred Runyon on Halsey
Island have been Miss Margaret Will
son, of Washington, d. c., Miss Ethel
Acher, OF Camden and Rev. DR.. r. B.
Urmy, of Morristown.
Professor and Mrs. e. M. Young re-
Gently entertained at Rock ease cot
tage in McGregor park, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Z. Townley, of Newark.
| Mr.. and Mrs.. Harry Meslar, Miss
Gladys Meslar and Miss May Wilkie
are at Camp ew-Drop-Inn on McGre-
gor park for August.
Camp nonsense on Nolan Point, is
sheltering Mrs. D. B. Logan, Miss Mil
dred A. Logan, Harold M. Logan and
j.. Spencer Cannon, of Morristown :;
Miss Rose Hook, of Plainfield Mr.
and Mrs. James Elliott and daughter,
Evelyn and f. Drum, of New York,
and Mrs. G. e, Mills, Mrs. Logan's
mother, of Newark
Week end visitors at camp were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Scarlett, Mr.. ana
Mrs. r. Swandler, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Scarlett, of Newark; George
Cannon and d. B. Logan, of Morris
town.
Miss Jane Peck, of Morris street,
has recently been visiting DR.. and
Mrs. Pitcher at Eagles Nest on the
west side.
Daniel Morrison is stopping at Lees
pavilion hotel for a period.
Miss Tunis is visiting Miss Maize
Jaqui at Camp Look Out in McGresor