Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-03-06
CHffesiide Park Notes.

The Merry Makers are already pre-
panng tor theu next dance which
viii be held st Carney Hail Oh Friday
March 10Th. Che affair viii oe known
as "a Childhood Dance.
Herman, the sen of MIR. ard Mrs.
II. l. Got.naun was married Iast Week
in New \ ori to Miss Edith ForSberg.
The couple was attended by Miss
Anna forsberg and Francis Drake.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Goe-
mann left on short honeymoon; on
heir return they will make their fut-
are home in the Norris Heights sec
ton o. Ne# York city.
Mrs. Charles W. Blue is slowly re-
covering from an attack Of Ia Grippe.
MISS Helen Flood of Washington
evening by number of her class
mates who called to greet her Oh her
birthday anniversary. Miss Flood
welcomed her friends into the house
and a merry evening was spent in
playing games, singing and dancing.
At midnight the guests sat down to a
sumptuoGs little feast and partook OF
many good and delicious things to eat.
After the feast the games and other
pastimes were resumed and enjoyed
for a few hours. Those present were
Elizabeth, Loretta and Agnes Foy;
Marie Haycock; Maria Ainmone,
Dorothy and Charlotte Goeppe; Mable
Kerr; Teresa De Asse; Mary Smith,
Margaret Ghetto; Vera Kruger;
Margaret and Mary Flood.
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to advertisers.
The Mems Club of the Grantwood
Congregational Church will conduct a
debate on Woman Suffrage at its
meeting next Tuesday night at the
church. The meeting promises TO De
lively and interesting; the Equal Suf-
frage League will have representatives
on the scene to see that it's side is
iairly presented and it is expected
that many ants will also be present
to take up the negative side.
The Council will meet on Monday
evening at the Cliffside fire house.
The Epiphany Society met on Mon
day evening at the Kirmayer home on
ments for the Euchre and Dance to
DG given dC NttIIlSy ILStlA Oli AZ ~
iichs Night, a week from next We'd
nesday. The playing of euchre will
not interfere with the dancing which
viii be in progress all evening. Card
tables will be placed on the stage and
those who do not desire to play can
dance. The committees have been
very active and it is hoped that a
large sum will be realized for the
building fund of the new Catholic
Church. The annual meeting of the
society will be held on the first Mon
day Of April at the Abrams home.
Officers for the new year will be
elected on that date.
Milton L. Dake is travelling through
the New England States this week on
business for his new employers.
John Kealy, of Manhattan, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carol, on
Anderson avenue this week.
The Bushell family, of Highland
avenue have moved to the Began
house on Lawton avenue. The Bee
CANS have returned to the city.
Mrs. S. w. McClave has purchased
a new REQ automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benda and Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Eyrich We're ad
mitted as members Of the GrantWood
Card Club last Monday night
John Clark returned to business on
Monday after weeks illness.
The Ancient Order of Iiibernians
will old its dance OH Saturday night
Of next week at Buergels Hotel
DR.. Otto Kothe is building q fine
new home on Commercial avenue
south of Fulton terrace. A house IS
being built near the same spot by q
party named Hopkins.
The Educational Department of
the Woman's Club will meet on Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Donald Mckee in EdgeWater Heights.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Holthausen are
entertaining Miss Helen Gaynord, Of
Winsted, Conn.
Thomas Fox is able to be about
again after a weeks illness.
The Bergen Contracting Co. has
completed its three sewer contracts
The Walker street lateral from
Paisade avenue to Third street and
two Cliff street laterals from Pail
SADIE avenue to the trolley and from
the trolley to Anderson avenue.
Rumor has it that Councilman War
rem E. Sammis has become the
posssessor of a modern touring car.
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to advertisers.
Mrs. Robert Hazlet has returned
to her home in Wheeling, w. Va,
after few days visit with her sister
Mrs. r. P. McClave.
1t is reported that Charles f. Guhl-
man, of Knox avenue, has accepted
a responsible position with a large
Chicago firm and will sever his con-
nections with the General Chemical
Co., in Edgewater, where he has
been employed for many years. 1t
is not known if the family intends to
remove to Chicago.
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