Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-01-18


Miss NJ. G. Winterburn. Edgewater
Heights. and demonstration in bis
cult making will be given after a
luncheon served for 30 cents for the
benefit of the hostess own war con
tribulions.
A number of club members attend
ed the Federation day of the four
neighboring clubs on Saturday at
Edgewater Borough Hall and were
served with a simple but delicious
luncheon, followed by an interesting
meeting addressed by the State Fed
Grafton president, the Federation leg
islatiye chairman, the Federation So
Geological chairman and the musical
chairman, who also played admirably
several piano selections.
Mrs. Hand, Sixth District vice presi-
dent, also addressed the meeting. and
Miss Matilda Meyer, Federation litera-
ture and library chairman, also men,
Der Of the Edgewater Club, presided
and introduced the speakers.
that $1,000 has been cleared off the
debt of the Epiphany Church during
the past year.
James Corcoran of Palisade avenue,
who has position with the Barrett
Company of Edgewater, has been
transferred TO their offices at Roches-
ter, \. Y.
The Athletic Association of the High
School has been organized during the
past week. and many pupils hay en-
rolled.
Mrs. Woods, the third grade teacher
of School No. 3, is i'll with the flu.
Mrs. 7, Fox, Jr., is substituting in her
place.
The dancing class for children under
twelve, conducted by Miss Alice
Thayer, meets every Friday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock at the home OF Mrs. B0as,
on Franklin avenue.
The home economics department of
the Woman's Club, Mrs. Mileham chair
man, will hold its meeting at the home
of Miss Winterburn Thursday, Janu-
airy %, preceded by one of the host
eSs' war luncheons," the charge for
which is 30 cents. There will also be
"a demonstration in biscuit making.
Any resident having old muslin
sheets, pillow cases or other articles
can help our sick soldiers by sending
such articles to the Girls Patriotic
League. who will make them into
emergency handkerchiefs.' niuat Nnsedl
ed at Camp Merritt Hospital.
The call has come urgently for thou
sands of these, and the girls are ready
to make them. Phone 66 Ciiffside
(Donaldson) or 81 (Elmendorf) and
Thank you.
The young folks of Cliffside and
Fairview spent an enjoyable evening
at the semi-monthly social given by
the st. Johns Lyceum Club at the st.
Johns hall on Friday evening. There
We're about 100 people present, who
spent the evening in dancing and mer-
rymaking. These socials are open to
everyone, and the club will continue
to hold them all through the winter
months on the second and fourth Fri
day of each month inasmuch as the
plan has so far been big success. The
music for the dancing is furnished by
the St Johns Orchestra.
The ST. Johns Glee Club, under the
direction of Mr.. j. Braunstetter, also
director of the st. Johns Junior
Choir, held rehearsal on Thursday
evening at the st. Johns hall. The
boys progress is due to the interest
that Mr.. Braunstetter and Mr.. Frank
Boltz, both trustees of the ST John
Lyceum Club, have taken in them.
Eight new members were admitted
into the st. JGhns Lyceum Club on
Monday evening. They are James
Madden, Frank Leschinsky, Joseph
Frigiola, Joseph Coppeletti, Thomas
Naedler, Nj. Revere, Hugo Friel and
John Coleman. The initiation is being
held over until few more members
are admitted The membership is in
creasing very rapidly lately, and there
are prospects of this club being the
largest in this part of the state.
1t was decided at the meeting of the
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