Palisadian., 1908-01-01
~ pauIT. Bradys' New Year Party.


ar+ai,1ments that have been given in
nn1;eade and there have been some very
tnl,+if1l and enjoyable ones, it re-
med for the Paul I. BradyS to open
.s.a;r doors on a large scale for the first
s.,e On the evening of Jan. 2, when
ss,a,T cave kind of eclipSlng affair that
s,sre,y all predecessors in the shade. 1t
- dance and sociable in one, tor
s,nee who didn't trip the light fantastic
49, Thoroughly enjoyed being i'll the at
ssscsohere of such a company where
a,,srvone was made to feel at home
The Rradvs outdid themselves in hospl-
.aI;tv and no guest went away without
saa1;no that he or she had had better
4;.,,e Than anyone else-the time of their
i;,,sc in fact. Whatever may be the
d,st;nctive points of difference in hospl-
taI;tv in various sections of the country;
,s,hefher one section is freer or more
oner in its hospitality than another, GER
ts;r1v no one ever saw or enjoyed hos
c;talitv of a more generous nature any
,shere than the Bradys lavished on their
....ssts At this New Year party. 1t was
s;ssnlv perfect of its kind, and there was
e. lntermingling of guests rarely seen.
Fuervbody knew his neighbor, and
svervone's neighbor WED with every
otfer neighbor in getting the fullest en-
;ovtnent out of an evening every minute
of which was filled with happiness
There was dancing till a late hour,
and oceans of regrets that SO charming
an affair should have had to end at all
The twelve Bradys were largely IN evil
dence representing as they did exactly
ore-sixth of the seventy-two guests
The whole dozen made everyone feel at
home II was in the atmosphere OF the
ho,,se TO feel the glorlhcation of honest,
Wholesome welcome given everyone. 1t
was not lavish affair; l. was one OF
cordial graciousness. True the Christ
mas decorations were still up, and these
gariands we're merely typical of the gar
lands of good cheer which the Bradys
fhrew over everyone's shoulders. In
house beautiful this party beautiful was
a rare one in all of its enjoyable hours,
every minute being precious to the
hearts of those present.
The guests were principally from Pal
isade with a goodly number from New
York. Paterson and other points, as the
list below will show:
Misses Gertrude Dolan and Lucy
Dolan, Mount Vernon; May Oliver,
Brooklvn; Helen McCrystal, Paterson;
Gertrude Err and Florence Err, New
Q York: Regina Cusick, Brooklyn; Mrs
Truxillo, Miss Temple; Adele DAILY,
Macon, Ga; Hazel Wolcott, Gladys
Miliard, Clara Freppel Gertrude Bull,
h Sylvia Fry; Esther Gregory, Wilton
h Conn. Mabel Litte', Washington, D.
c.: Irene Porter; Mamie Semon, Pater-
i; son; Miss Pitney, Newark; Miss Met
q calf, Miss Reynolds; Miss Duffin, Phil
adelphia; Mr. and Mrs. Thackeray,
New York Mr.. and Mrs. D: A. Car
son, Mr. and Mrs Garfield May, Mr..
and Mrs Douglas; Eugene Brady,
Grantwood; Vincent Brady, Buffalo;
u' George Frew, Jr., Charles Logan, Jr.,
Mr. Bert Lack, Edgar Darby. DR., Quig-
fey, George Quigley, Will Quieley,
George Stabel, Clarence Munnicke;
ARTHUR Carleton and Robert Carleton,
Edgewater; Robert Craymer, New
II York; joseph McCvstal, John Hlnch-
ne cliffe, Lou Hinchcliffe and Jim Hinch-
y cliffe, Paterson; Wilbur Gray, Fred
eneric Bull; Albert Martin and Edwin
Burnett New York Raymond Dwig-
+ gins; Leo Doran and DR.. Doran, New
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