The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-08
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Thursday s social event was a lunch
eou at the Morris County Golf club,
Mrs. George G.. Henry, the hostess,
asking her friends TO meet her mother,
Mrs. Lee. OF Alexandria, Va. Mrs.
Charles r. Clarke, Mrs Abner w Col
gate, Mrs, Francis A !, Henry, Mrs.
Henry e. Fanshawe, Mrs. William S.
Letchf0rd Mrs: Henry Il. TAYLOR, Mrs.
Hoy, Mrs. e Landon Humphreys, Mrs.
j. w. Miller. Mrs. john A. Stewart,
Mrs. John II Macy Mrs. Richard II
Williams, Mrs. E1~ari =. Meany,
Mrs. Granviile VI White and Mrs.
Frederick FL. Humphreys were in
cluded 10 the Invitations.
Mrs. Allan Hayward MeAlpin has
selected November 18th as the after
noon on which she will introduce her
sister, Miss CauIdweil. This Is the
first debuGante tea Of the season. Miss
Ruth Taylor and N iss BiSsell will be
formally presented later in the mouth.
Mrs. George II. Watson has issued
Invitations ior bridge on the Afternoon
of November l7bh,
Miss Helen Dennis is visiting Miss
Catherine Clarke.
MIR. end Mrs. George Marshall Allen
have returned TO New York after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Henry Albion
Fanshawe. of Elm street.
Mrs. Jacob Frederick Brown and
Mrs. Seey from Boston are at the
Boyken.
The Misses GarretSon and Leland B.
Garretson are in their house on Glen
road. arriving from Paul Smiths,
whore they have had camp for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William VanSchoon-
haven Thorne have returned TO New
York.
Miss Blake is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs, w. Ledyard Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert William Cum
ming have left Normandie Heights
and returned TO Newark.
Mrs. Charles FL. Mellon, Charles
Henry Mellon and Miss Eleanor Mel
lon will be in New York after Deem
Der 18th, having leased Mrs Flowers
house, COL Fifth avenue.
: Miss Dorothy Hayden is with Mrs.
William ii. Macy, I'd, at Mrs. Luses
house on South street.
Mrs. Wilson S. Bissell and Miss Bis
sell are once more occupying their
house on Maple avenue.
Mrs. Godfrey Malone Brinley is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Macculloch Miller.
Mrs. Charles Y. Swan and Miss
Swan are at the COuse house having
rented their residence on Egbert Hill
to Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Breese, of
New York and Southampton.
With Mrs. John Wesley Castles are
her sisters, Mrs. Fountain Barksdale
Craig and Miss Eschleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lyon are on
riding trip through Virginia.
Mrs. Whitehead and Miss White
head have been unable to return TO
MorriStoWn owing to an accident in
which Miss Whitehead suffered a frac-
ture Of an ankle.
Miss Florence VanWyck, formerly
of Morrstown, Will pass the winter
with Mrs George Walton Green, No
l27 East 39Ih street, New York.
Miss May f. Brooks is in Canada. \
Charles Fl. Raymond and Miss Leni-
ia Raymond are az The Homestead,
Hot Springs, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tweedy
White have returned to their home
on Madison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ]. Hall of
Kandena will take possession Of the
residence of Mr.. ana Mrs. Charles G.
EmmUt, Headley road, on November
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Hall, of New
York, are at the Boyken.
Master Oliver Taylor is at Memorial
hospital recovering from an operation
for appendicitis.
Under tfe patronage of Mrs. Foote,
Mrs. Emery, Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs. Ford,
Mrs. Merrell, Mrs Shipper, Mrs. Rid
ley Watts three informal dances have
been arranged for at the Morris COun-
ty Golf club on the evenings OF No
vember 10Th. December 9th id jan
uary 7th. Also at the Morris County
Golf club three assemblies on the
evenings of Novem Der 23rd, December
30Jh and April 18th, under The patron
age OF Mrs. Robert ID. F0Ote, Mrs.
George e. Fraser, Mrs. Granniss, Mrs.
Peter H. b. FrelinghuySen, Mrs. FL
bert s, Kip, Mrs. William S. Letch-
ford. Mrs. Frederick w. Merrell, Mrs.
David H. McAlpin, I'd, Mrs. John o.
II Pltney, Mrs. Mahlon Pltney, Mrs.
Henry Shaw, jr., Mrs. William Ship
pen, Mrs. Ransom FL. Thomas, Mrs.
Wynant ID. Vanderp0ol, Mrs. John /.
Waterbury and Mrs. Ridley Watts.
Mrs. Hamilton Mckay Twombly
and Miss Ruth Twombly will leave
4 Twombly Park and 60 into New
York for the winter on November 18th.
Owing to the very serious illness or
Elliot Smith, Mrs. George B. Ray
mOnd and Miss Raymond we're Obliged
TO recall their Invitations for bridge
on Thursday afternoon. i