Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-02-13
VILLAGE GOSSIP


peared at School No. 16, the Bronx
on Thursday night last, in program
on women's music. Miss Hodkinson
lectured, Miss Ballade played violin,
and Miss Breiby played piano and
accompanied.
Mr.. Robin Mutt of Edgewater
Heights and Hiss Dorothy Fitch of
Astoria, Long Island, were married
on Friday night, February 18th, at
the home of the bride.
Mrs. S. Wood McClave, Mrs. Carl
Holthausen have sent OUT cards for
an At Home on Tuesday afternoon
next.
The family of Mr.. A. R. Gardner,
Grantwood, are to move to Providence
next week. Mr.. Gardner is interested
in vacuum cleaning
Mrs. C. H. Yale and daughter of
Washington avenue, are enjoying a
few weeks visit in Philadelphia.
Mr.. H. B. Joyce, the new young
manager of the Cliffside Park Realty
Company's Office in Edgewater road,
changed his residence from Morse
mere to Grantwood about February
LIST. Mr.. Joyce has a wife and child.
1t is rumored that on March LIST,
Mr.. R. J. Fox will become Grant
woods new postmaster.
Miss Hannah Mandell is receiving
visit from her friend, Miss Vivian
Loughney of Brooklyn.
Galley Thirteen
Mrs. Oscar Arlitz of Grant avenue,
is enjoying a short visit from her
aunt, Miss Alexander of st. Gather
ines, Ontario. St. GATHERINGS is stu
ated in the block of country, just west
of the Niagara River and Buffalo,
which separates the southwestern end
of Lake Ontario from the upper end
Of Lake Erie. 1t is at the Ontarl,
Lake end of the famous Welland
Canal.
Miss Alexander leaves Monday for
the Pacific Coast where she will visit
the two great expositions.
Mrs. J. A. Pidgeon and daughter
of Lawton avenue are enjoying a few
weeks sojourn in New York. Miss
Marjory Pidgeon, who was a student
in Cliffside Park High School, is now
in the seminary at East Mortified.
The Vosters family moved on
Thursday last from their home in
Newman lane to Grant avenue.
"A Social was held by the Young
Peoples Society of the Union Church
of Palisade at the church Friday
evening, Feb. 5th. The members of
the Young Peoples Society of the
Grantwood Congregational Church
were invited, and a large number of
them was present. There was the
usual program of games and amuse-
ments, followed by refreshments.
The work for the Social was done by
President George Frew, of the Pail
SADIE Society, and by Harry Elkan, the
Chairman of the Social committee of
that organization.
The monthly business meeting of
the Palisade Young Peoples Society
was lively affair. After the old
business had been cleared up, the
Rev. Mr.. Ericsson, who is officiating
in the pulpit at the present time in
the Union Church of Palisade, took
the floor. He had worked out a plan
of action for the Society whereby the
young people would take part in the
Sunday evening meetings. He
planned to have a series Of topics
for these meetings concerning the
Principles of Jesus as applied to pres
ent day life. He said that certain
Of the young folks would be given
something definite to do each Sun
day, the schedule being so arranged
that each one would talk about once
month.
Prof. Rautenstrauch followed Mr..
Ericsson and emphasized the fact that
the way to have a successful organi-
zation was to have some definite aim
for the Society and it's members. Sew
eral of those present expressed their
approval of Prof. Rautenstrauch's
remarks.