New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-04

The children who take part in the enter
tainment that be given for the benefit OF the
children's ward OF the Stony Void Sanatoriun az
the home Of Mrs. George +. shrady Ardsley-on-
Hudson. on Thursday afternoon. October s. have
become so much interested in the work that II has
been decided 10 form a permanent association OF
children. De called the Junior League OF stony
Void Its object will be. first. the furnishing OF
the chldren's ward and. later. the support or the
little patients in the ward Three boys are al
ready at Stony Void. girl is the way there.
and a long list OF applicants await the good news
that the ward Is ready for them special nurse
is needed for these children, for they require con-
slant care and supervision Clothes also must Be
provided for many Of them. and books games and
toys will be most acceptable small school has
been started for them. and IS held each morning
The members OF the Junior League OF stony Void
dren. and win be CAD TO enroll as members AL
who wish 70 JOIN sosfIipOts 3, Nv EsSrc.
Bull or Mrs George F. Shrady. Ardsley-on-had-
The stony Void sanatorium cares for women ana
children suffering from tuberculosis
Mr. and Mrs Edward Mitchell Cook announces
the engasenent OF their daughter Edna Mitchell.
Henry KHAN Murphy
Neither electricity gas IS allowed in the
try home Of 3lr. and Mrs T. H. Schley. at Ber-
nardsvilIe. The fifty or more rooms lighted
entirely by kerosene lamps in all sorts of artistic
shapes and sizes. and one person does nothing
house an elevated fireplace. which She considers
safer than the usual KIND The hearth IS brNr
blazing logs set up in this fashion is both pretty
and startling.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. c. Dodd celebrated
their golden wedding in their home IN South
Orange-ave.. South Orange. y. J.. on Tuesday
night Only relatives and intimate friends were
present. but many handsome presents were received
by the couple Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd have resided In
South Orange ever since 1877. and they
siderable property there. Thew married IN
Bloomfield by the Rev. Mr.. Sherwood. and they
had two daughters. one OF whom. Mrs George A.
Halsey of South Orange Is living Mr.. Dcdd 10
seventy years old and his wife - SLY Years.
Dodd His wife was a Miss sarah +. Ward. and
she a daughter OF Isaac Ward OF Bloouueid
Both families rank arnong the most proiniisa. N
the northern part or the STATE anu et0
with the early history OF Essex CO5i.5y. hts OS11
has been lifelong Eepuohcan- ana 'noash ne nls
been public spirited citizen hts I.yreI sSusn.
/ office Fff has been "a member or Tue image bodId
OF Assessmtn ts. and he anu ms VIE h.tNS oecn
large contributors the First Presoyteran Church
OF South Orange
NJ and Mrs Edward Lee Young have jus,
| turned from Mahwah. y j.; and are at the Hotel
fT[ins No rs Ciramercy Park. for the wintSr.
NJ and Mrs Andrew Black OF Park-st-. Orange.
y celebrated their golden wedding anniversary
- ,nsir home on Monday Both natives OF
Nru,ark and were married there by the Rev. Mr.
- who was pastor OF OF the Methodist
49, 49, OF Newark at that time Mrs. Black was
chN Sarah J. Murphy. and born IN England
% iSsS Mr. Slack for many years operated
IN .,,rfaxe painting establishment In orange.
sTstired q few years ago. and the business 10
now marared by his sons. Mr.. and MIS-, SLACK
have had three sons f9e couple reSSSTS s1ns
| rom their friends Both are well Known tnsouSn-
out the Oranges