Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1915-04-24
Grantwood Notes


tanned number of friends at a vel
low luncheon on Friday of last week.
Those present were Mrs. Professor
Boas, Mrs. Gerald Thayer, Mrs.
Benda, Mrs. Snyder, and Mrs.
A prominent Cliffside real estate
operator when asked jokingly the
other day if his company had hun
bred acres of land to sell, said: any
bred acres of land to sell any more
more: they were given it away"
The first rehearsal for the Comedy
Clubs new play was held at Grant
wood Fire Hall on Wednesday even
ing last. The play will be given dur
ing the latter part of May. Details
to be announced in due season.
Mr.. Morris McDermutt, late editor
of the Palisade Post, has been seri
ously i'll of late with kidney trouble
The Camp Fire Girls, of Grantwood,
will give MILDLY Blouse dance on
Friday night, May 7, probably at
Carney Hall.
Mrs. Arthur Abrams, of Lawton
avenue, gave private euchre at her
home on Wednesday night last fol
the benefit of the Epiphany Circle OF
the Roman Catholic Church.
Handsome prizes were awarded,
and refreshments were served. The
affair was also profitable one
financially.
The chicken dinner of the womans
guild of the Trinity Episcopal Church
will be held in the Guild Hall on Tues
day evening, April 27, at 7 o'clock.
The Grantwood Junior baseball
team defeated the Edgewater Juniors
on the formers home grounds, Pail
SADIE avenue, last Saturday afternoon
The score was Fl to II.
The ladies of Mrs. D. A. Carson's
dancing class had their latest lesson
at Trinity Guild Hall last evening.
The familiar face and form of Mr.
J. D. Coysh was seen in the borough
last Saturday. ~. d." was looking
in the best of health.
Two of the Palisades most en-
thusiastic pianists were seen this
week on their way to the city to take
lessons from their masters; Miss
Donna Mclean to Mr.. Tracy, at
Carnegie Hall, and Miss Susan Breiby
IL.
Van Ende School.
The Equal Suffrage League of the
Palisades held business meeting at
the home of DR.. Margaret Brewster
on Wednesday evening last.
The handkerchief from the White
House sent by Miss Wilson to the
ladies in charge of the Congregational
Church Bazaar, was presented, to
the applause of the whole gathering
present, to Mrs. Albert Houtmann,
Director of the Bazaar.
A meeting was held last evening
at the home of Mrs. S. Wood Nc
Clave to complete arrangements for
the coming benefit entertainment of
the Associated Charities at Carney
Hall next Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. J. Trimlett, of Hyde Park,
visited Mrs. Leo S. Ryan this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dyer, of Wall
street, Hudson Heights, returned this
week from delightful visit to AS
bury Park.
Miss Edna Dyer returned to SIAM
ford, Connecticut, this week after a
months visit to the w. E. Dyers, of
Hudson Heights.
MIS- Manning, an OLD time resident
of Edgewater, was buried yesterday
afternoon. The Rev. Francis Kirwan
officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Mutt are enjoy
ing delightful trip to California and
the eXpostions. They will visit there
Mr.. and Mrs. Lobeck miss Katherine
Nutt), Henry Mutt, and with other
members of the Mutt family who are
resident there.
The many friends of Miss Mary
Purdon will learn with regret of her
plan to give up her home in Lincoln
avenue. She will leave Tuesday for
an extended visit with her sister in
Yonkers. Next year Miss Purdon in
tends taking up her residence in New
York City.
The George W. Won Osthoffs dined
in New York City last evening, and
| later went to the theater.
The Atlantic and Pacific stores have
now four branch grocery stores in
the Palisades section: one each at
Chffside, Grantwood, Edgewater and