The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1910-05-03
SOCIETY EVENTS.

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party on Tuesday morning. The golf
club offered as prizes for the playing a
glass vase, mirror and a. scrap basket.
After the card playing several OF the
ladies we're the hOStesSeS at luncheon.
Mrs. Jacob e. Ward had party Of
eight, Mrs. Harry Hoy entertained
four, eight ladies were the guests OF
Mrs e. Landon Humphreys, Mis-
Letchford had four, Miss Hopkins
four, Mrs. Bushnell four and Mrs.
Granville IA. White four.
Mrs Dudley Olcott, End, will re-
main at the MOrriStown inn during
the month of May.
Mrs. George A. Woodward and Mrs.
NJ. w. Wescote are registered at the
Chalfonte, Atlantic City.
Mrs. e. Rush Duer and Frederic p.
Humphreys have been proposed for
membership ia the Morris County
Golf club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. McAlpin
have returned to "Glen Alpine, 1 on
Mt. Kemble avenue, after spending
the winter In New York.
Mrs. William e. Bailey who has
been wintering In New York, has gone
to Wolfboro, New Hampshire.
Since tho death of Hamilton Mckay
Twombly it has developed that the
Hudson river excursions run in con
nectiOn with the Tribune fresh air
fund were financed by Mr.. Twombly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mather Howe
will remove next week to the Va
house on Morris Plains now occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore White. The
Whites will move into the house on
Madison avenue vacated by MIR. and
Mrs. David Ell. McAlpin, End, who
have removed to the house adjoining
that of Mr.. McAlpin's parents, MI.
and Mrs. Benjamin f. Evans.
Mrs. A.. JacobuS de Kautstein and
Miss Ferris will give bridge parties on
May 4th and 9Th at their home on
Morris Plains.
|. Charles FL. Raymond has gone to bis
summer home at Oyster Bay.
Miss Louisa Lathrop is back from
short visit to Atlantic City.
Arthur Curtiss James is taking a
trip through the west.
After spending the winter in New
York Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. PhippS
and Miss Phipps have returned to
MoIristown and are stopping at the
Morristown inn.
Mrs. Charles S. Ward has returned
from her trip to Egypt.
Mrs. Stephen Whitney he's opened
6 Fair Lawn her summer home at
Morris Plains, after spending the w'o-
ter in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Kountze s1o
expected out from New York to : &
barton, their country home on Mef q
ham road, next week.
Mrs. and Mrs w. de Lancey Kour
steam for Europe on June lst to SD
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Rush Duer, o.
James street, have gone abroad.s
The newly organized Diversion club
held it's first meeting at. the Whip
pany River club Friday, and other
meetings will be held on May 9th, 18th
and 20th Bridge playing and dancing
will be some of the diversions. The
patronesses of the club are Mrs. Rich
ard Williams, Mrs. Charles Bradley,
Mrs. Steyhen Whitney, Mrs. George E.
Dadmun, Mrs Granville M. White,
Mrs. Robert d. Foote, Mrs. Ridley
Watts. Mrs. George G. Fraser, Mrs.
Jacob e. Ward, Mrs, +. Landon Hula.
phreys, Mrs. w. Ledyard Thompson,
Mrs. A. Fillmore Hyde, Mrs. Louis A
Thebaud, Mrs Gustav e. KisSel, Mrs.
Benjamin Nicoll, Mrs. A. Emilius
Outerbridge, Mrs. George G. Palmer,
Mrs. Junius Parker.
Mrs. James HI. Mclean gave br ore
party at her home on franklin stu ,
Thursday afternoon.
AS the annual sale for Memorial nc
pital has been postponed until mex,
fall, the ladies who usually coll It ss'i
scriptions for the hospital in the { !.
tumn will make their visits tn
spring. 1t will greatly aid the collie
OrS if those who usually give to the
hospital in this way will have theil
contributions ready.
| Mrs Edith Macculloch Miller will
steam for Europe on May 18th.
On Thursday will be held the last
session for the season of the Morris
town chapter of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. Mrs. Kinsley
Twining will be the hostess.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Otto Hansen have re
turned to their home in Milwaul
after visit with Mrs. Hansen.
N other, Mrs. Julius Catlin.
Miss Frances Humphreys will gil ~
| luncheon at the Whippany River eli
GA Tuesday afternoon.
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Horse Thieves at Chester.