Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1916-05-06
Grantwood Notes

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held for the Comedy Club play on
great dramatic effort of the season.
was noted among the visitors in the
congregation of Trinity Church on
Sunday.
Mrs. S. Wood McClave departed
Tuesday morning for the McClave
farm at Winsted, Conn.
The season opens to-day at Pail
SADIE Amusement Park.
Among the OUT f-town visitors
noted at the Guild Hall supper on
Saturday evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Luckey Bowman, of Mont
clair, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Proctor,
Stanley Proctor, and Mrs. Plaisted,
of Ridgefeld, and Miss Matilda
Meyer, of Edgewater.
Cliffside Park mayor and council
will hold their regular May semi
monthly meeting on Monday evening.
The Board of Education held it's
regular monthly meeting last even
ing.
A charming dance and millinery
opening" was given last evening in
Trinity Guild Hall.
The march of the trolley fence is
noted up through the borough.
Countless spring openings among
the buds and grasses of the Palisades
have been taking place this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Lewis, for
merly of Trinity Church, and now of
Utah, will arrive in Grantwood on
May 10 for an extended visit Mrs.
Lewis comes as delegate to the BIZ
ennial convention of the Federation
of Woman's Clubs of America. The
Lewises will be guests of the DR..
Brundages and the George S. Drews.
The Congregational Church made a
record collection of $3.50 on Easter
Sunday.
Rehearsals are being held by the
Symphony Society Orchestra for a
concert this month.
Services at Trinity Church to-mor-
row will be: Sunday school at $50;
Holy Communion at eleven.
The "Park" at Edgewater Heights
has been beautifed by the planting
of shrubs about the approaches of
Oncrest terrace.
Mrs. Ada M. Beers, who has, with
her daughter, Ann, been paying an
extended visit to her sisters, Miss
Winterburn and Mrs. Dana, returned
Tuesday to her home in Washington,
Conn.
George S. Drew, of Washington
avenue, as Assistant Commissioner
of Charities and Corrections of New
Jersey, is constantly on the move
about the State. And wonderful
State he says it is, too.
W. S. Foringer has been called to
Pittsburgh by the serious illness of
brother and uncle.
Mrs. J. G. Vosburgh has been max
ing an extended visit in Bullville,
N. Y.
The Beers home in Edgewater
Heights has been leased to the
Howard Greenes, of New York. Be-
sides Mr.. and Mrs. Green there are
two young sons, Louis and Kingsley.
Mr.. D. M. Armstrong, of Ottowa,
Canada, spent Easter with his daugh
ter, Mrs. O. Carey Arlitz, of Grant
avenue.
Miss Emma W. Hodkinson is chair
man of the dinner committee for the
dinner of the New York State Music
Teachers Association at the Hotel
McAlpin on May Is. Gabrilowitch
and his wife will be the guests of
honor of the occasion.
Miss Edna Perry, the new presi-
dent of the Woman's Club, of the U.
C. T., is a cousin of Miss Hodkinson.
She is taking special literary course
at Columbia, and is a poet of merit.
Mayor Cadien was the guest last
evening of the Civics Department of
the Woman's Club at the home of
Mrs. w. j. Mcdonald.
The beauty of Trinity Church's in
terror has been still further enhanced
by the imposing quartered oak pulpit
and lectern which were put in place
this week. The pulpit has been
placed on the right side and the lee
tern on the left.
J. C. V. left Tuesday afternoon
admittedly for Oklahoma. He was
quietly gliding through Albany when
a telegram intercepted him saying
the hearing for the American Ex-
press Company which he was to at
tend had been postponed.
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