The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-01-18
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Joseph G.. Willis. Of Farragut
place. has been entertaing Miss Emily
Potter, of New York.
Several Morristown debutantes at
tended Friday evening the dance given
by Mrs. John Turner Atterbury for
her daughter, Miss Beatrice Flagg, at
Sherry's in New York.
Louis A. Thebaud is in the South
on hunting trip,
Miss Hopkins is the guest Of Mrs.
Thebaud for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David n. McAlpin,
End, have been entertaining Miss
Charlotte Stillman.
Robert T. Bradley is stopping at the
Menzie house for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Dean, of Flush
Elizabeth B. Lounsbury, Of Elm
street.
Miss Anna l.. Houghton is staying
for a few days with the Dunbar
Brushes, on Hill street.
o. G. Schultz, of Pittsburg, who is
stopping at the Menzie house. has en-
tered his son in Morris academy
Miss Beatrice Flagg, a former Nor
riStoniap, has the leading role in the
performance of Captain links, to
be given by the Junior league on Feb
ruary 18th at the Waldorf-AstOria.
The patroneSses include Mrs. M. Tay-
lor Pyne and Mrs. Gustav Kissel.
Former Mayor Gross, of Pittsburg,
has been spending few daysjn Nor
riStOwn.
Miss Mary Merrell is in New Haven
this week, attending the Junior
prom"
Frederick w. Schmith has purchased
the CulberSon property at Basking
Ridge and expects to make of it his
summer home.
James Barber is spending few days
at Atlantic City, convalescing from a
recent illness.
Mrs. George Walker Jenkins, of this
town, has given the Lying In hospital,
of New York city, $4,000 which will
enable the hospital to make a special
study of puerperal fever. The fund is
to be known as the Emma Hartley
endowment, in memory of Mrs. Jen-
kins' mother, the income to be de-
voted to the study OF this child bed
fever, which, physicians say, comes
from laxity in the observance Of all
the possible precautions for assuring
aSepSiS.
Miss Delmonico gives a bridge party
at her home on Elm street Friday.
Mrs. Swords and the Misses Swords
81 ,l ho fol- oil n n M 1fr1 a nj
n New York for three months and are
now occupying it.
Mrs. John Nj. Forbes is planning a
trip South about the middle Of next
month.
Mrs, Leggett, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Frank Marsh, has
been detained in MorristOwn by the
illness of her young son.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Van Wag
enen are registered at the Chalfonte,
Atlantic City.
Mrs. E. Hayward Perry and daught-
er, Miss Harriett Perry, of New York,
are occupying the Schmidt residence
on Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fl. Mclean
have gone into New York for the bal
ance of the winter.
Mrs. William S. ,Letchford has been
entertaining her neice, Miss Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde. who
spent the holidays in MOrristOwn,
have returned to New York for the
remainder uf the winter.
Miss Eleanor Bacot, of Macculloch
avenue, has had as her guest for a
week Miss Green, of Trenton.
Many from Morristown will attend
the dance to be given at Sherry's on
February End by Mrs. Robert H. Nc
Curdy.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic 0. Spedden
have steamed for Madeira.
Among the visitors at the tea room
last week we're Miss Anna Shaw,
Miss Raymond, Miss Deuckle, Mrs.
Anable, Mrs. Frederick Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leggett and the Misses AmeS,
Letchford, Brinley, Applegate and
Emery.
Morristonians in plentiful numbers
will attend the bridge whist party to
be given by Mrs. d. Raft Richardson
in New York next Friday.
Joseph B. Dickson and Miss Alice
Dickson have gone to Florida for few
weeks.
Mrs Charles D. Chapman will give
a luncheon at her home on Madison
avenue Wednesday afternoon.