The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-10-11
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

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! Morristown. With bridge, luncEeOns,
dinners and dancing, not mentioning
the golf events, there is plenty doing
at the club. Tuesday morning bridge
drew many ladies to the club house.
/ Mrs. Stephen II. Little had four tables:
Mrs. Charles f.. Clarke, two tables
1 Mrs Wallace NJ. Scudder, three tables;
| Mrs. George Victor, one table and Miss
Eleanor Bushnell, one table. Prizes
included linen table cover, silk stock
ingS, boa, china vase. wells and Japan
eSe baskets. Among those who played
whist and later enjoyed luncheon we're
Mrs. George Watson, Miss Garfield,
Mrs. E. Landon Humphreys, Mrs. e.
Mott Anable, Mrs. George Carr Henry,
Mrs. Frederic r. Kellogg, Miss Hop
kins, Miss Little, Mrs. Frenaye, Mrs.
Bushnell, Miss Raymond, Miss Scud-
der, Miss McAlpin, Miss Emery, Miss
Humphreys, Mrs. William ". S.
Ihorne, Mrs Lord, Mrs. f. A. Henry,
Miss Cbiffette, Mrs Charles E. Clark,
| Mrs e. Rush Duer, Mrs. Howard Cog
hill, Mrs. William S. Letchford, Mrs.
IGriSwOld, Mrs Frederick Merrell, Mrs.
.Abner Colgate and Mrs. e. A. Day.
! Miss Marie Bryce has charge Of a
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day. There will be harp, violin aud
and solo numbers also The patron
esses are Mrs. Richard Fl. Williams,
Mrs. Granville M. White, Mrs. George
W. Watson, Mrs. Ridley Watts, Mrs.
John l. Waterbury. Mrs. Jacob E..
Ward, Mrs. Ransom Fl. Thomas, Mrs.
Edward e. Swift, Mrs. John A. Stew
art, Mrs Wallace M. Scudder, Mrs.
Frederick B. Richardson, Mrs. Mahlon
| Pitney, Mrs. John o. H Pitney. Mrs.
Junius Parker. Mrs. Dudley Olcott,
Mrs Benjamin Nicoll, Mrs. T.. Hey
worth Mills, Mrs. Edward P. Meany,
Mrs. William 5. Letchford, Mrs. A..
Jacobs de Kanstine, Mrs Philip Kear-
ny, Mrs. Otto H. Kahn, Mrs. William
Bayard Blackwell, Mrs. Charles
Bradley, Mrs. Julius Catlin, Mrs. John
Clafiin, Mrs. Charles F. Clarke, Mrs.
Abner Colgate, Mrs. Robert w.
Cumming, Mrs. George e. Dadmun,
Mrs. Edward A. Day, Mrs. w. North
Duane, Mrs. Robert ID. Foote, Mrs.
Frederick w. Ford, Mrs. George c..
Fraser, Mrs. Peter HI. B. Frelinghuy.
seD, Mrs. Charles w. Hardness, Miss
Carrie Hopkins, Mrs. j. A. FL. Hop
kins, Mrs. Frederick I'll. Humphreys,
Mrs. f. Landon Humphreys, Mrs. A.
Fillmore Hyde, Mrs. Robert S. Ballan-
tine and Mrs. Charles w. Armour.
Mrs. e. Rush Duer has announced a
reception for. next Thursday after
noon. Bridge will be played and tea
served to twenty guests.
Mrs. Wallace M. Scudder has invited
friends to the club house on Friday
evening of next week to musicale.
Walter B. Wood has been proposed
for membership in the Morris County
Golf club.
MorriStonianS are much interested
| in the announcement OF the engage
ment of Miss Dorothy Trumbull Hay
| den, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Raynor Hayden, of New York, TO al
fred Macy, son of Mrs. William II.
| Macy, of this town. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Judge and Mrs. Willard w. Cutler
have closed their home until the first
of December and they and their fam
lily are staying at the " Whippany' on
Elm street.
j. G. Marshall, of Brooklyn, has
taken possession Of one of the Coghill
houses on Normandy parkway.
Mrs. William Bayard Blackwell, Of
+" RavenSwood," and Mrs. A. Ronalds
! Conkling, of g Vale RonaldS," have
entered dogs in the bench show at
Danbury, Conn.
After four months spent at Shine
cock Hills Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waller
and Mrs. Frank S. Howells have re-
turned to their home on Franklin
street.
Mrs. Elmer Glib has issued cat
home" cards for Tuesdays during DC
| tober.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Bushnell have
removed from their house on Jane:
street to the Bushnell house on Elm
street, formerly by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Crist Delmonico.
Mrs. Francis P. Kinnicutt recently
suffered an operation and Is now In
New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Emilius Quite
bridge have gone into New York fol
the winter.
Otto II. Kahn is on trip of several
weeks duration through the West.
Miss Butler has removed from Perry
street to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdI
have taken a cottage at Babylon. Z
| l., for term of years and will make
that resort their summer home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrie 7. Hull, O
| Maple avenue, are expected back Sat
urday from the AdirOndackS where
they have been spending the summer
at their camp.
The dance at the Morris County
| Golf club Friday evening was largely
attended. Previous to the dancing
several dinner parties were given
Among the hostesSes we're Mrs. George
| Walker jenkins, who had eighteen al
a dinner given in honor of her dangh
ter, Miss Helen Hartley Jenkins; Mrs
MarcelluS Hartley Dodge entertained
twenty-five guests; Miss Harriet
Evans, twelve; Mrs Mahlon Pitney
twenty-five. Mr.. and Mrs Fl. Ward
Ford entertained with dinner parties
having fourteen guests, as did Alfred
Macy and Harry Hoy.
Mrs Philip Kearney and Miss Bryce
have gone to Virginia Hot Springs fol
two weeks visit.
Mrs. William Bayard Blackwell's
bull TERROR, Cold Steel,n took sew
eral blue ribbons at the Danbury
| COnn dOp show last week