The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-06
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

At tile Norris County Golf club on
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. f. Ward
Ford was the hostess for large bridge
party.
i The dinner dance given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard HI. Williams, jr., for Miss
Agnes Leroy Edgar on the evening Of
Tuesday was most enjoyable affair.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Wy
nant d. Vanderpool, Mr. and Mrs.
George p. Cross, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah
Macy, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lyon, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph G. Wills, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Breese, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Peter Fl, B Freliugpnysen, the Misses
Alice Foote, Gladys Waterbury. Helen
Garretson, Angelica Brown, Dorothy
Hyde, Clara Fargo, Beatrice Clafiin,
also Whitney Kernochan, Marshall
Russell, M. Taylor Pyue. Markee Rob
inson, Frederick II. Thomas, Francis
Roche and e Chesley Richardson.
Mrs. August j. deKantstein and
Miss Ferris gave the first of a series Of
bridge parties on Wednesday, the pop
ularity Of these entertainments is UNI
questioned Those participating in
the pleasure we're: Mesdames Henry
Forester Taylor, William e. Frenaye,
Charles w. Armour, Frederick W.
Ford, Harold N. Hall, Dudley Olcott,
Henry Sherman Loud, RoberDB. Bow
Ter. William II. Shelton, Junius Par
ker, George p. Schmidt, Eliphalet
Mott Anable, George I'll. Watson, |.
Richmond Hoxie and j. Appleton FL.
Hopkins
The second was on Thursday when
the players were MeSdameS Edward a.
Day, Albert s. Swords, Philip Kearny,
Edward C0ppee Thurston, the Misses
Garfield, Raymond, Shelton, Bryce,
Mesdames FranciS A. Henry, George
e Daumun, Edward r. Duer, How
ard Coghilf, Junius Parker, George
Carr Henry, John Mayer, John X.
Emery, Leon S. Freeman, A. o. Dean,
w / Ledyard Thompson, Mrs, Craig, OF
Short Hills; Mrs. Uhittick, of East
Orange Mrs. futile, Of East Orange !;
and Mrs. Cokefair, OF Llewellyn Park.
Arriving for tea were Mesdames Beck
man Remington, Ridgely Hunt, Henry
Elmer GibD, Sherman, John r. Brin-
ley and Miss Sherman.
Miss Robina Christian has been Wis
iting Mrs. Junius Parker for thepasu
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen
have closed their country place in
Burlington, Vermont, and will pass
the winter at No. TIT Madison avenue,
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John l. Waterbury
and the Misses Waterbury have Sc
cured Mrs. Bloodgood's house, No. Ia
West 54th street, which they will oc-
cupy from December first. Fairfield
House" will not be closed as it is the
intention TO spend many Sundays in
Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe Phelps have
gone to New York, taking possession
Of their new home, No. l6l East 18th
street.
Robert B. Holmes has left Mount
Clement and gone to French Lick
Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis James
have terminated their visit TO Mrs. ID.
WINS James d. OnundaD and are at
No. 81 PARK avenue, New YORK.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Cooper
have recently oeen the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dudley OlcoJt Mrs. Coop
er's brother is George Barnard, the
talented young sculptor,
Miss Edith Abercombie Miller,
whose engagement 10 Waiter r. Tuck
erman has been announced, has
been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Ashton dePeyster, who is in
Joseph w. Ogden 5 house at Loan
TAXA Miss Miller formerly lived ia
MorristOwn, her father the late Lieu
tenant Commander Frederic A. Aber.
combie Miller, having owned the
house on Farragut Place now the
hume Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ledyard
Thompson. Mr.. Tuckerman Is related
TO Mrs. Charles 9. EmmOt ana Mrs.
Herman KinnicutG.
Mrs. William III. Macy has been the
guest of Mrs. George q. Frellnghuy-
sens She will be with Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Macy until December irsr, at
ter this date at LIE Marquis, No. 10
West S0Jh street, New York.
Cpurtlandt Richardson is with Mrs.
Frederick b. Richardson cOnvalescing
from tedious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Stewart have
gone 20 New York and are at No. l6
West 53rd street.
Mrs. Capron will as usual pass the
winner IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Robert d. Foote and Mrs.
Alexander Harvey Tiers mOtored to
Southampton, L. l., for few days
visit this week.
Miss Florence Bell, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George g. Dadmun
has returned TO Philadelphia.
Joseph B. Dickson and family will
be at che ST. Regis, New York, for the
winter. having sold their house, No.
81 East SyJh street.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. NanDuzen
who have been the guests Of Vice
Chancellor Pltney have returned u
Chestnut Hill.