The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-06-07
SOCIETY EVENTS.

Mrs. Charles f. Clark. Mrs. Wynant
Vanderpool, Mrs. Alexander Torrance
and Mrs. Ridley Watts were among
those who entertained luncheon
parties at the Morris County Golf club
Tuesday after the morning gathering
for bridge. Lace scarfs we're the
prizes for the card playing. Others
present we're Mrs. George e. Dadmun,
Mrs. Henry F. Phipps, Mrs. Edward
E. Swift, Mrs. Henry Shaw, Mrs. Gran
vile M. White, Mrs. F. Landon Hum
/ phreys, Miss Hopkins, Miss Cara Eos
ter Miss Harriet Evans.
There was large bridge party at
the MorristOwn inn Tuesday after
noon, Mrs. Alexander H. Tiers being
the hostess Twenty-four guests were
entertained at the inn where Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiers are spending the season.
| Among those present we're Mrs.
| Charles f. Clark, Mrs. e. Mott An
able, Mrs. Henry e. Fanshawe, Mrs.
1 Edward a. Day, Mrs. George f. Wat
son, jr.; Mrs. A. Jacobus de Kantstein,
Miss Ferris, Mrs. f. Landon Hum
| phreys, Mrs. William j. Romaine, Mrs.
1 William s. Letchford, Mrs. A. Emilius
Outerbridge, Mrs. Albert S. Swords,
Mrs. Frederick w. Ford and Mrs. J.
Morgan Slade.
Mrs. J. Murray Forbes and Miss
Edith Forbes have steamed for a sum-
mer abroad.
/ Mrs. James T. Emott and her sister,
Miss Margaret Walsh, of Headley
road, will give bridge party on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley Watts gave a
small dinner at the Morris County
Golf club on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John W. Castles and Miss
Frances Castles steamed for Europe
Saturday. They will remain abroad
during the summer.
Mrs. J.. A. HI. Hopkins gave a
bridge party in honor of Mrs. Balm
bridge Hoff, at g Featherleigh Farm
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delaney Kountze
have steamed for Europe where they
will spend four months in travel.
Miss Rosette Ford is visiting friends
in Babylon, L. |.
Mrs. Wilson S. Bissell and Miss Mar
garet Bissell are visiting Mrs. Phile-
mon f. Sturges.
Among the summer tourists IN Eu-
rope are George p. FiSke and family,
the Rev. William M. Hughes, Miss
Tyler, Miss Egbert, Mrs. William
Scout, Gordon Hoxey, Miss Aletta
Emery, Mrs. and Miss Apologize and
Mrs. Forbes and Miss Forbes.
i Miss Mary Adrian Hall will spend
June and part of July as The guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. John Hall, at Hart
ford, Conn.
Mrs. Augustus Crane, who spent the
winter in Washington, d. c., is now
at her home No. IS Morris avenue.
Miss Randolph is back from Bay
head and is at No. Il Elm street.
George B. Raymond has gone to Bay
head.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert G.. Ropes have
taken possession of their summer home
at Northtield, Mass.
George A. Low has purchased new
automobile and is planning an auto
mobile tour for this summer.
Miss Musgrave gave an informal
bridge party recently at the home of
4 Miss Bertha Walker will go to East
hampton, L. L., the latter part of June
and will stay through the months OF
July and August.
Miss Ayliffe Brinley will spend part
of the summer with Miss Katherine
Thomas at Kennebunkport, Me.
| Miss Edith Cutler was one of the
members of the graduating class of
Miss Dana'S school.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Crist Delmonico
have removed from their Elm street
house to Clarence Woods house on
Maple avenue.
Miss Margaret Brinley has returned
from Avon, N. r., where she has been
spending several weeks.
Mrs. John Fl. Boswell gave dinner
of twenty-four covers at the Morris
County Golf club Tuesday night for
the bridal party of her daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Boswell, of Elm street,
whose marriage to Barlow Croker, OF
Fitchburg, Mass, was solemized in st.
Peters church Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles f. Clark and Miss Clark
have returned to Fairacres," their
summer home in Normandy park. af-
ter spending the winter in New York.
The Rev. Francis A. Henry and Mrs.
Henry have returned after three
months trip abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Phipps gave
small dinner at the Morris County
Golf club on Sunday
Richard A. McCurdy has returned
to his home on South street after
spending several weeks as the guest
OF his son, Robert III. McCurdy, at
Babylon, l.. |.
DR.. Francis H. Kinnicutt has leased
his villa, Deepdean," in the Berk-
shires, to Mrs. William A. NJ. Burden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis A. Thebaud
have steamed for Europe where they
will spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Raft Richardson
will return to MorriStown this sum-
mer, havingNrented "Brooklawn Man
or, DIR. and Mrs. David Ell. McAlpin's
place at Littleton. DIR. and Mrs. Nc
Alpin will occupy Glen Alpin, their
fathers place on Mt. Kemble avenue.
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