Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1917-09-22
Village Gossip

The fall garden of Mrs. i.
most attractive. There is in it abou
everything to charm, including some
wonderful everblooming pink roses.
Peanut shelters on the ferry boats
should be made to understand thai
hog manners are all right for the
stock yards, but not among an every
day crowd of American people going
to andf rom their homes in public
| When a so-called man messes up
public carriage he should be made tx
get down on his knees and pick then
up, whatever it is he has thrown or
| the floor.
Miller Sears, and his mother, Of
Grantwood, with young Mr. Church
were strollers through Palisade last
Sunday. Miller wore his naval uni
form, and a brown tan that was not
altogether unbecoming to his manly
features.
He is now stationed Somewhere in
America" and was home on shore
leave for a weekend. Miller Sears
is one of the fighting American boys
of the Hilltop section that everybody
is proud of.
"A plain man of the plain people
that's Sam Corker, the peoples can
didate for mayor.
Mrs. Sibley has sent us lily
stalk with three flowers on it, as love-
ly and wonderful as any lilies ever
were or will be. Thanks again and
again from Mrs. Editor.
The Douglas house is beauty with
it's new paint and inside decorations
1t will have new occupants shortly
I-Marjory May and her mother were
In town last week visiting the Chaun-
cey L. Giles.
The Kelly place is bower of foil
age and floral beauty.
-Hilda Nienstadt has outgrown all
the other girls of her set by several
lengths. And Hilda is very accom-
plished, too.
William Hollinger has made two
of the most wonderful photographs
ever seen. One is study of Mr.. and
Mrs. Price sitting across the fire.
place looking at each other, 1t is
full 'of expression, and printed in
sepia gives a most appealing feeling
to the observer who wonders how
such lighting could be obtained in an
interior. The background is very
dark, and the figures are emphasized
doubly by the lighting up of the
faces.
The other picture is a group of Mr..
and Mrs. Hollinger and Mr.. and Mrs.
Price, seated in semi circle of thelA
library. The picture, like the other
one, is made into a very dark back
ground effect, with high lighting on
the faces and figures of the group,
each being perfect likeness and the
whole being as artistic as any picture
was ever made. Indeed, Mr.. Holling-
er insists that it is his masterpiece
1t is worthy of salon.
Paul Binner is rapidly becoming a
small edition of the giant strong
boy-man. He has grip like wise
The Logans have reroofed their
home, using California red cedar
shingles.
DIR. Nilsson and family were out
autoing last Saturday
Miss Agnes Brady seldom goes tc
the farm, but she attended the bari
dance last Saturday night.
"A young man was visiting around
town last Saturday selling pretty
postal cards containing photographs
he had been making of the various
homes. They were printed on posta
card size mounts. He said he hac
enlisted in the aviation corps, anc
took this mode of helping himself
along. Most people bought his pic
lures, which were rather good.
Little Evangeline Pinard is quite
the brightest little trick of a baby
| old VI,
has sense like folks.
The Purple Hudson Pictures.
People accustomed to crossing tn,
Hudson twice daily oftentimes los,
much of the scenic value of this grea
water way at the 130th street ferry
These September days, especially il
the early morning and evening times
the beauty of this little run across thu
mighty river is Incompatible. Ma
ture in her varying moods, present
a change of atmospheric and clout
conditions that make the scene al
ways one of unending interest. On
clear days the distant view looking
north sees the Palisades looming VI
for many miles, with the Gimme,
stacks of Yonkers like huge, tall sen
tinels piercing the horizon. On othe
days the light lessons, and now AM
then faint haze lends that poetic
dreamy look to the picture that ar
lists love and poets dream about
Then, too, sometimes a projecting
point in the shore line puppies in tn,
distance in faintest outline, with an
other projection still closer of deepe
shade, until the details of the cliff
coming closer give complete defini
ton, and there one has those grada
lions that are so wonderful anc
appealing Some of these purple
days on the Hudson outrival tn,
whole world, almost, and certainl.
Paradise could not be more entranc
ing than this liquid beauty.
Some people carry war sentiment /;
trifie far. An automobile passed
Tuesday with service flag, regular
size, mounted in the front of the hood
The boy who had enlisted drove tn,
car in uniform. 1t smacked some
what of the advertisement. A ser
vice flag in the home is appropriate