Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-05-12
Grantwood Notes
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avenue bowled the high score of 258
in the pin game on last Thursday at
the Brentwood Star Bowling Club, of
Grantwood, on Burgel's alleys,
Edwin Corriston, of Nelson avenue,
almost cut his thum off on Tues
day last.
Ten of the ladies from the Grant
wood Star Bowling Club entered the
Prize Contest held at Schultzen Park,
Union Hill, last Tuesday.
Miss Louise M. Raas returned
Monday from Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Wallace j. Macdonald opened
her home on Tuesday, May l, for the
May meeting of the Woman's Club of
the U. C. T. Three new members,
Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Aiken andl Mrs.
Eldridge were received in the club.
Miss Hodkinson was appointed dele
gate to the convention at Atlantic
City. Neither Miss Perry nor Mrs.
Hartmann being able to attend.
Resolutions were passed instructing
the delegate to vote in favor of suf-
frage, large majority of the MEM
bers supporting the cause.
After the business, Brownings
poem, "Pippa Passes" was discussed.
The meeting closed with the vocal
half-hour during which attractive
refreshments were served.
The last meeting of the year will
be held the first Wednesday in June.
Mr.. K. V. Blue has joined the
Princeton Ambulance Unit for i'm
mediate service in France.
Mr.. George Hartmann, of Jeffer-
son avenue, enlisted on May 3, in the
Naval Reserve. After passing his
examination he received a grade of
first class yeoman. He was assigned
to duty Immediately and at present
is serving Uncle Sam at the recruit
ing office, 26 Cortlandt St., N. Y. c.
The wide spread interest in the
Baby Parade is wonderful, growing
every hour like the babies them
selves. Some more prizes have been
offered, floats are being arranged,
and new entries and costumes are
constantly announced.
Town Cleaning Week was as usual,
great success-and the borough
must be much cleaner, for loads of
rubbish were removed and "57 varie-
ties" were in evidence. Plenty of
keeping it clean now, and let US see
to it that the workmen on buildings
and roads do not scatter papers and
rubbish which renders streets and
lots so unattractive and detract from
property.
There is to be concert at the High
School Friday, May Is, by the School
Orchestra.
Mrs. Howard Greene, of Edge
water Heights, gave an afternoon
tea, last week, in honor of her sister
who is visiting her. Among those
present were: Miss Greene, of N. Y.
City; Miss Jory, Miss Helen and
Dorothy Donaldson, Miss A.. Lev
eridge, Miss Edith Foringer, Miss
Ella Louise McClave.
An afternoon tea was held at tie;
nome of Mrs. A. Leveridge, last FRI
day, with Mrs. Laveridge's cousins
from New York as guests of honor.
The guests included Misses Ella
Louise, Marguerite and Mildred Nc
Clave, Mrs. Alfred Mutt, Mrs. Robin
Mutt, Miss Helen and Dorothy DON
aldson, Miss Edith Foringer, Miss
Octavia Stone, Miss Marjorie Sam
mis-, Miss H. Greene. Bandages were
made for the National Surgical Dress
ings Committee, during the after
noon.
The next meeting of the Edge
water Heights Community Club will
be held at the home of Miss M
Winterburn on Tuesday evening,
May Is. Everyone is asked to do
Stunts"
Miss Florence Root, one of the
teachers of Ellenville High School,
N. ", visited her cousins at the DON
aldson home over the week end. Miss
Mary Shook, of the same school was
also one of the huse party.
A large audience last Friday even
ing greeted Frank Crane, at the
United Presbyterian Church, Hudson
Heights, and were delighted with a
splendid talk on eff l were 81" Sew
eral violin solos were rendered by
panied by her sister Helen.
from town to Newark, this week, and
will be greatly missed by her friends.
Cortlandt Donaldson arrived home
this week, on leave of absence, for
the summer, from Cornell University.
Having volunteered for service he
has passed the examination and will
soon report for duty at Madison
Barracks, New York.
Raymond Velsey expects to leave
next week for Plattsburg Camp, New
York state.
A party of railroad men enjoyed a
pleasant evening on last Wednesday
evening at Burgel's Hotel, Ander-
son avenue.
DR.. Ahearn, fGrant avenue, will
leave on the fifteenth of May for
France. Before coming to Grant
wood he had been a member of the
American Doctors Staff in France.
Mary Madden, Tom Fox, Joseph
Coughlin and Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Fox, jr., are to be sponsors for the
new bell which is going to be put in
the tower of the new Epiphany
Church on Knox avenue. The bell
was donated by Mrs. Mollahand, of
New York City.
Don't forget the musicale on Tues
day evening, May Is, to be held in
the hall Of the new Epiphany Church
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