The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-12-13
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. Alexander Harvey Tiers has
secured house at Southampton for
next summer.
Mrs. Mcintyre has been the guest OF
Mrs. James G. Marshall.
Mrs. and Miss Bell, from Pinehurst,
N. c.. have been with Mrs. Farreiley
at Oak Lawn" for the past week.
Invitations to the wedding OF Dr.
George H. Lathrope and Miss Eliza
beth Mecabe have been issued Tor tne
evening OF December 18th, by Howard
Felken Mecabe. After February -,
the residence Of DR.. and Mrs. Latin
rope will be No. 106 South street.
The death of George F. Carr places
a large family connection 10 mourning.
Mr.. Carr was a brother OF Mrs. a oner
w. Colgate and Mrs. Francis a.
Henry.
1,he Tuesday Bridge club postponed
the regular meeting until THURSDAY,
and met at Mrs. John e. Gillespie's,
the members were all present with
the exception of Mrs. Junius Parker,
who is at the Hote! Netherlands, New
York, for the week.
The Thursday Bridge club has
among its members Mesdames 0ner
w. Colgate, Elias Ell. Ames, william
n Shelton. Edward FL. Clarke, VIII
liam S. Latchford. George =. Ray
mond, George 9. Palmer and Francs
A. Henry. The meeting was held TINS
week at Mrs. Palmer'S
Mrs. Henry Forester Taylor and
Miss Taylor announce they Will be at
home on the afternoon OF December
18th.
Mrs. Charles Bradley gives a dance
on the evening of December 23rd, pre-
ceded by dinner at Spring Brook
House. the hostess will be Miss Mar
ianne Foote, the guests, twelve OF her
young friends:
Mrs Granville NJ. White announces
dinner for The evening Of December
9th.
Mrs. George IT, Watson will give
dinner for her daughter, Miss Edith
Watson, at the motifs county
Golf club on the 30th, which VIII De
followed by the Second Assembly, and
on January 2nd, Mrs. John l. Water
bury will give a dinner for Miss Mar
garet Bissell, followed by dance given
by Mrs. Bissell. Both events will oc-
cur at the Norris County Golf CLUB.
With these festivities the holidays
will be enlivened and the intervening
leisure hours will be claimed by the
busy young people, who cannot De
quite happy unless actively amused.
Scheduled for the future is bridge
party at Mrs. r. Landon Humphreys
on Wednesday afternoon, December
l4th. One at Miss Watson's also the
18th, and at Miss Cooper's, the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph deBary have
closed " CecilhurSt' and until Eebru-
AIRY LIST will be ia their town house,
No. West Sind street, and after that
date in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Lyon will be at
No So East Seth street, New York.
Miss Marie G.. Bryce is the guest Of
Mrs Bard, Albany, N. y.
q. Wyckliffe ThrockmOrton is on a
shooting trip in Virginia.
Mrs. Robert A. Granniss, jr., is
making good progress towards recov-
cry from a serious attack OF typhoid
fever.
Miss Hopkins has completed her
visit TO Barnstable and Fitchburg and
is at the M0rristown Inn.
Miss Ballenblne Is az n 0Lel TOJnam,
New York, for the month OF Decem-
Der.
Mrs. Trenor L. Park and Miss Park
are due to arrive from Paris Decem
Der 18th. They will be at the Plaza,
New York, for few weeks, returning
10 Paris, where they have house,
No. n Avenue du Bots de Boulogne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard I'll. Williams
have closed "The Oaks" and are in
their house, No. 2 West 5lst street
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer, jr., of
WeStbury, who have been with Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph G.. Willis, are now at
the MOrriStOwn InO.