The Morris County chronicle., 1903-06-05

the drawings with which the book is
filed.
In the shelter of tall elms and spread
ing naples on the main thoroughfare
of Rockaway, N. j., stands Good
Rest the old Halsey homestead, and
here, on the afternoon of June 24th,
will occur very quiet wedding. The
parties chiefly concerned are Miss Cor
nelia Van Wyck Halsey, daughter Of
Mrs. Edward Drake Halsey, and Mr.
Frederic Rogers Kellogg, a young
Brooklyn lawyer Invitations have
been extended to only the immediate
relatives. After the wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Kellogg will travel for the sum
mer and will not return until Septem-
Der. They have not decided on their
future place of residence, except to say
that they will not live in Brooklyn or
Rockaway. Perhaps they will join the
social colony here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall Allen
have gone to Lake Champlain for the
summer. They are in the country
near Burlington, VT, and will remain
in that section until after warm wealth
Ell. Mrs. Howard Coghill left the first
of the week for Lake Placid, in the
Adirondacks, where she will spend a
few weeks. Mrs. Benjamin Nicoll and
Miss Couper-Lord are In Atlantic City
and their house on "The Hill" is
closed for short time while painters
and carpenters do a few small Jobs of
repairing. Mrs. Nicoll has decided not
to go abroad this year Miss Helen Is
abel Shelton, of the Miller road, is in
Cauldwell, Conn.,, for an extended
visit. Miss Bessie Cauldwell is home
from Ridgefeld, Conn, where she has
been attending school. Mrs. Oscar
Coles Ferris returned last Friday from
the Delaware Water Gap, where she
had been for the last two weeks of
May
Mrs. Howard Coghill will return from
Lake Placid tomorrow, owing to the
death of her sister, Mrs. Charles Cass.
Mrs. Coghill accompanied her sister
to the Adirondacks the first of the
week and it was their purpose to spend
the summer there. Mrs. Cass was
taken with failing spell yesterday
and died at two O'Clock in the after
noon. She was a resident of Orange.
Packages of sixteen ounces will be
tickets of admittance at the Summer
Shelter next Wednesday, for on that
day will be the pound party and annual
reception. These little parties have
been held regularly for the past thir-
teen years and they have always been
well attended. The number of pounds
brought to the home each year runs
into the hundreds and help materially
to supply the youngsters who spend
the summers there. The opening day
this year was Tuesday, when thirty
five children arrived from the city in
charge of Mrs. NJ. p. Nicholson and
daughter. Mrs. Nicholson had charge
of the institution last year, and with
the help of her daughter was very sue
cessful in the work. The managers
are Mrs. Hamilton Mex. TWombly,
Mrs. Edward H. Clarke, Mrs. Albert
H. Vernam, Mrs. julius Catlin, Mrs.
Thomas @. Bushnell, Miss Bushnell.
Mrs. William Fl. Shelton, Miss Little,
Miss Hatch, Miss Marion Walker and
Miss Frances Shaw.
Mrs. Edward A. Day, of Madison
avenue, is entertaining at seven-hand
euchre to-day in honor of Mrs. Murray
Day, who is in town for few weeks.
A delightful little dinner was given at
the Goliath House Wednesday night
for the Misses Walker, who left the
following day for their European trip.
Covers were laid for twelve. The dec
orations were yellow and white.
CHARLOTTE.