The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-07-12
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Lie rev. LduuOD II uul PIiACyo d1u
family have been enjoying cruise on
their yacht, the Watawga.
Mrs. ID. Willis James, Of Madison
avenue, has gone to Magnolia, Mass.
Miss Ursula Hill now holds the wo-
men s championship at tennis at the
Morristown Field club winning from
Miss Margaret Bissell by default on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Richmond Hoxie
| have closed their house on Hill street
and are spending the. summer at
Pride Crossing, Mass.
Miss Edith Fanshawe is spending
| the month at Bar HarbOr as the guest
of the Misses Kahn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry X. Morgan have
taken cottage at Nantucket for the
summer.
Mrs. A. Drum Porter gave bridge
party at her home on Elm street We'd
nesday afternoon.
Richard A. McCurdy has returned
to his home on South street from
Babylon, L. |.
Mrs. Morris Suuphen and the Misses
Sutphen have gone to New Hampshire
for the rest Of the summer.
Commander William P. White, u
S. NJ, has been retired from active
service. For the past two months he
has been connected with the Naval
War college at Newport and Mrs.
White closed their home on Farragut
place and has been spending the sum-
| mer at the resort.
The Rev. Francis A. Henry and
Mrs. Henry have closed their home on
Madison avenue and accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs. Henry Lee
Smith, have gone to Bayhead.
| Miss Rosette Ford has gone to Kenne-
bunkport for week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar B. Smith. jr.,
gave a small party in honor OF their
little daughter. Phyllis, at their home
on Franklin street on the Fourth.
Miss Dana left Tuesday to spend the
summer at Minnequa, Canton, Penn.
T. Quincy Browne, jr:, Of the Nor
the 9th by the Minnewaska. Grin
nell willis, John /. Waterbury and
Alexander MacColl, trustees OF the
school, also left on Saturday by the
Baltic"
Among the Morristown people who
spent the Fourth at Monmouth Beach,
N. j., were Harold Vernam, Maitland
Dwight and Miss Granniss.
Mrs. Frederic Humphreys gave a
house party for her son at her cottage
at Monmouth Beach over the Fourth.
| Among the guests were Miss Eleanor
Wood, Miss Edith Cutler, Landon
Humphreys, and Harold Wall, of New
York.
Miss Ursula Hill will go to visit Mrs.
William Wheelock at Easthampton.
4 L.. l., sometime during July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philander Pierson,
Miss Marjorie Pierson, and Miss Free
man, will go to KennebunkpOrt, Me-,
later in the summer, for a four or tive
weeks stay.
Miss Marjorie Shannon, who has
/ been staying in MOrriStown at The
| BOyken for several weeks, has left and
returned to New York.
Miss Ruth Taylor is now visiting in
Mortified, Mass.
Charles Phelps is visiting Hugh Cole
at jamestown, Il. l.
Mrs. Hazeltine and Miss A ita Hazel
tine will go to Jamestown, r. l., next
Thursday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
! D.. M. Cole for two weeks. Theadore
Emery will accompany them.
George G.. Kip is at Monmouth
Beach.
Mrs. Archibald Forbes is at Sea-
/ bright.
Mrs. Albert Fl. Vernam is at Sea-
bright.
Miss Caroline l.. Hopkins has gone
to Terrace Inn, in the Adirondacks.
Mrs. Emlen P. Franklin is stopping
at the Goldthwaite Inn at Bellport,
LII.
Miss Elizabeth E. Ayers has gone to
Bailey Island. Me.
4 Miss Bostwick, who has been spend
ing the month of June in Venice, has
gone-to Switzerland for the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs. L. o. Stiles has returned from
the POcOnO mountains, where she
u spent the first few days of July.
Mrs. f. w. Owen and Miss Ella
Graves went on Friday, July first to
the inn at Buck Hill Falls, in the Po-
conOS.
i Miss M. A. Dana is spending the
summer at Carlton, Pa, with the
family of the late DR.. Dana.
Oswald P. Backus, jr., is spending
his vacation in the Adirondacks. In
the fall he will enter the Yale law
school,
We have received a card from George
Up. Fiske, who, with his family, is at
| Oberammergau.