The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-11-22
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

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The Misses Walker have given a
number of small bridge parties which
have been most enjoyable. They have
entertained Mrs. f. Landon Hum
Dhreys, Mrs. James B. Griswold, Mrs.
Frederick w, Stevens, Mrs. William
e. Frenaye, Miss Louise Walker. Mrs.
Henry Shaw, jr., Mrs. Douglas S.
Bushnell, Miss Dean, Miss Williams,
Miss Marjorie Pierson, Miss Delmon-
leo, Miss Josephine Smith and Miss
Watson.
The largest bridge party on Wednes-
day was given by Mrs. Charles W..
Hardness at her beautiful new home
on Madison avenue. Very charming
prizes we're competed for by Mrs
Frederick w. Ford, Mrs. A. Hayward
McAlpin, Mrs. Peter Ell. B, Freilng-
huysen, Mrs, George g. Henry, Mrs.
Cecil Lyon, Mrs. Edward r. Duer,
Mrs. James G.. Marshall, Mrs l. Rich
mond Hoxie, Miss Garretson, Miss
Helen Garretson, Miss Granniss, Miss
Mary Granniss, Miss Evans, Miss Eos
ter, Miss Swords and Miss Marion
Swords.
Q. Wickliffe Throckmorton was host
at the Morris County Golf club on
~ mI NJ ang Wrs pb;iin si Tsorno Ne
ond Mrs nndIev 6lentt Mr. 4ng,,st
I'd JaK %. ana J Mss Ea lS q e ''0
- 70 = - '''0'n any ~ 100 pA'''
Mrs. Edmund Dwight received her
| friends informally on Wednesday af-
ternoon for tea at five o'clock. A few
who enjoyed Mrs. Dwight's hospital
ity were the Rev. and Mrs. Philemon
E. SturgeS, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. d. Fay
cite Smith, Mrs. Frederick McEwen,
Miss Cobb, Mrs. Coursen, Miss Cour-
sen ana Mrs. Eaton.
There was luncheon and hridOa at,
Mrs. John A. Stewards on THURSDAY
/ \ bridge Marty At Mrs .Tohn T Wafer
bury s, and very large bridge parry
at Mrs. George Ell. Watson s. The
players at the latter included Mrs
Emlen Z. franklin. Mrs. Henry f..
Taylor, Mrs. Edward Il. Swift. Mrs.
Mafilon Pltney, Mrs. Junius Parker,
MRS. Jonn murray FORBES, Mrs. Elpi-
iialeo NoCg Anauie' r MS. A y = :
uenanCsCei1, WITS "t11i .a,ia =. nIelt-
a4ye, WIS. ueOise g NJ ing S Wis az = :
Ednuou nvTpnIeys' MS. LEAH M VIZ.
T Easua ~ Nj. no W,,s MISS Dean' MASS
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| Mrs. Allan Hayward McAlpin gave a
tea on Thursday afternoon to intro
duce her sister, Miss Helen Cauldweil,
az ner nome on Franklin street.
mong miss GauiuMeils lLienus r.
Marie Letchford, Edith Watson. ,Har.
riet McAlpin, Caroline Williams, Mar
garet Bssell and Evelyn Harrison.
Those calling during the afternoon in
Guided all OF Morristown'S representa-
tive people.
Mrs Chas r t,larke and M les CLARKE
have closed q Fair Acres, and ara ar,
No sSi Mad;son q usnua New YorL
for T the winter $3.50 ~ A'
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps Bliss.
OF Bernardsville, are at the Plaza
hotel. New York. for the winter.
M ana mrs Jamae a Marshall 70
at nha Ho,iand honss Nav YnpE S Sor
Horse Show week. Mr.. Marshall il
one OF the Judges.
Mr. ana Mrs Ruder Hanyv have
~o,,a 80 PaltSmoro yha-a thav nil ~ ~
main until January Ist. then TO No.
Ia East Goth street. New York. where
they have Az apartment for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob w. Miller have
left Morrristown. MI. and Mrs. Rob
ert Bonner Bowler will occupy =" Mac
culloch Hail."
Rouert n. Holmes IL al Mount Glenn
|ents. Michioan.
MI. anu Mls. nTwaru .. van iecR
Tse .nS ME- ~ poas W;idsr o'Gnns ~
have recently taken possesslon az Mrs.
Pinckney's house ia Normandy park.
Asked to meet them were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Granniss, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Kearny, Mrs. Charles S. Ward,
Mrs. Al, J. deKanstine aud Mrs. O. w.
Throckmorton.