The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-06-14
SOCIETY EVENTS.

4 llE III luuSiC dAlQ lCC1Uu~
tion given at s Norwood, /" the home
of Mrs. Benjamin NicOil, on Thursday
drew many to her spacious parl0rs and
netted large sum for the benefit of
the Italian Industrial school, Songs
by Mrs. Il. J.. Brengle, of Franklin
| place, recitations by Mrs. Al. Hayward
McAlpin, violin and piano duets by
Maria A. and DbmenicO SOlimine, who
were the feature of the occasion with
their marvellous rendering of most diff
ficult selections on the violin and piano
though but ten and twelve years old;
orchestra selections were included on
the program The patrOnesSes we're
| MeSdameS Grinnell Willis, William r.
Bennett, Granville M. White, w. r.
Brooks, John /. Waterbury, Frederick
g. Burnham, Thomas, W. Cauldwell.
J. Fl. VanDoren, Howard Coghill,
KinSley Twining, Willard w. Cutler,
! Franklin B. Dwight, Alexander Tor
rance, John r. Emery, Philemon E.
SturgeS, Emlen p. Franklin, Frederick
w. Stevens, Oscar B. Smith, jr.: Sam
uel Freeman, e. Ell. Glib, Gordon q.
Sherman, Charles Scribner, George G..
| Henry, j. A. Ell. Hopkins, George RI.
| d. Schieffelin, Francis S. Hoyt, #.
Landon Humphreys, John e. Salter,
| jr.; Henry Shaw, jr.; Noah G. Rogers,
a. Fillmore Hyde, d. Willis James,
| Henry G. Pitney, jr.; George w. Jen-
kins, A. Emilius Outerbridge, Frederic
| e. Kellogg. Benjamin Nicoll, Frank
Marsh, Gustav e. KisSell, Woodbury.
G.. Langdon, A. Hayward McAlpin,
Edwin S. Lewis, Alexander MacO0ll
George A. Low, Stephen Ell. Little,
Miss Bryce, Miss Walker, Miss Van
Rensselaer,, Mics Ella Graves, Miss
| Sherman and Miss Poor.
LII honor Of her children, the Misses
Margaret and Maude Kahn and Gill
! bert Kahn, Mrs. Otto Kahn will give
a children'S party at Cedar Court"
on Friday, June 24th. One of the fea-
lures of the affair will he the presen-
| tation in one of the groves on the
place of 9 Twice Told Tales by the
Ben Greet Players.
A luncheon was given Thursday by
Mrs. Oscar B. Smith, jr., in honor of
Mrs. Henry L. Smith, of Baltimore,
Md, who is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Francis A. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Drum Por-
ter, of New York, have taken Mrs.
Thomas W. Cauldwell's house on Elm
street for the summer.
Mrs. Albert M. BigeloW, of Morris
avenue, is at Lunenburg, Mass.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis P. Kinnicutt
will spend the summer at Dark Har-
Dor, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Ayers have
gone to Belmar where they will spend
| the summer in their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Minot Jones, Of
Miller road, have gone TO Easthamp-
ton, L. l., for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley Olcott haYe
come out from New York to their
Normandy park home.
Mrs. Edward e. Swift has been en-
pertaining her brother-in-law and sic-
Wilson Farm
Mrs. William A. Coursen and Miss
Coursen are Oc ,upying : Edgehurst, !"
their home on Morris avenue. 1t has
been closed for two or three years as
they have been spending their winters
in Philadelphia, New York and the
south.
Mrs. George G.. Frelinghuysen has
been entertaining Mr.. Frelinghuysen's
sister, Miss Frelinghuysen, at F." Whip
pany Farm, on Whippany road.
Mrs. Theodore T. White gave a
bridge party Wednesday afternoon.
Another gathering for bridge on
| Wednesday was at the home OF Mrs
Charles s. Ward.
A garden party will be given next
Friday by Mr.. and Mrs. John Water
| bury at the Whippany River club, In
| the a uonix.rr f6oro mill ho n 6anaa
Mrs. William Swan and family will
occupy their Egbert hill house after
August 1st, If they are unable to rent
their house by then.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Howe are now
occupying their Morris Plains house,
Mrs. Junius Parker will give a
bridge party at her home on Miller
road on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert @. Walsh have
| issued invitations for the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Margaret Walsh,
to Fielding Simmons on Saturday, the
twenty-hfth of June, at st. Peters
church, Morristown.
| Mrs. Theodore White, entertained
at bridge both Wednesday and Thurs
day of last week at her residence on
Madison avenue.
Noah G. Rogers and family expect
to spend the summer in the AdirOn-
dacks and will return here for the
month of September before leaving
Morristown for good.
Miss Helen Cauldwell, who has been
spending several days at Princeton,
will join her family later at Lake CAS-
novia.
Miss Nancy Nicoll, of Flushing, l..
4, is spending week or ten days with
her aunt, Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll.
Mrs. Hunt and Miss Virginia Hunt
will go to Europe for two months
about July 1st.
| Miss Evelyn Harrison, who has been
visiting down south since Easter, is
still expecting to extend her visit a
little longer.
Harry T.. Hull and family expect to
occupy their house at Lake Placid on
June 25th. They will remain there
until the middle of September.
Miss Estelle Romano, who is stay
ing at the B0yken, will remain here
until July.
Miss Ruth Kitchen is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Vail. She has just re-
turned from Bermuda where she has
been spending the winter with her
cousin, Mrs. Zoeul.
A pretty luncheon was given by Mrs.
Dudley Olc0tt at the Whippany River
club Wednesday afternoon. The table
was set on the lawn quite distance
| from the club house, and the guests