Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-12-13


tell story. Frances Lathberg and
Hilda Kenneberg, pupils of the seventh
grade, Fort Lee school, have written
Christmas play which is to be pre-
scented in the auditorium of the school
on December %. The cast includes
only the seventh grade, and the play
bids fair to be a success.
Mr.. Ray Carrara, of Main street. is
rebuilding the barn which burnt down
so rapidly a week ago Saturday.
An art shop has been opened in the
SchIosser house, on Main street, and
it certainly is most attractive look
ing place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Eggers of Lin
den, N. J., and the Misses Leonie and
Gertrude Cowen of Railway, N. j.,
were the guests of Mrs. Chas. Corker,
on Sunday.
The Millionaires Club of Grantwood
were defeated at basketball, Saturday
evening, by the Fort Lee Athletic Club,
in the auditorium of the Whiteman
street school. The score was 1910.
After the game, the Junior Jazz Trio,
furnished the music for those who
wished to trip the light fantastic. 1t
seems to be quite tie thing nowadays
to have basketball games and dances
in the Whiteman street auditorium.
The basketball team of the Fort Lee
high school this season will be made
up of the following students: Nancy
Waller and Dorothy Schall, forwards
Eva Mayer, substitute; Fannie Mosko-
WITT and Mable LoZier, guards, and
Dorothy Bostick, substitute; Christine
Mayer as center and Marie StOll as
centre guard, and Hila Neinstadt as
substitute for center guard. These
girls won the game played on Thurs
day against the girls of the West New
York high school. The score was II
to 1. The West New York players
brought with them about 100 enthusi-
astic spectators, in addition to bugles,
cowbells and rattlers, which they used
in good spirit to show their apprecia
ton of Fort Lees good work, even to
their team was the loser 1t must be
said they We're game sports.
This game was the initial game of
the season between the high schools,
1t was followed by game between the
boys of Fort Lee high school and the
boys of West New York high school.
| This was defeat for the Fort Lee
side, but they have vowed that it will
never happen again. Of course, this
is far fetched statement, but when
one is seventeen, allowances are made
If the enthusiasm of the higE- school
could be spread abroad, what happy
world it would be, especially if young
Polvenick, could be the cheer leader
The Lady Forresters of America had
a picture donated to them by the Tr-
angle Film Company, which was pre-
sented on Friday night at the Fort Lee
auditorium.
The first fruits of the nationwide
campaign were in evidence last We'd
nesday evening, when a number of men
met at the Parish House of the Good
Sheperd Church and inaugurated what
is to be known as the Mems Club of
the Church of Good Shepherd. Mr.
William Rottman was elected presi-
dent; Mr.. Emil Boyer, vice president,
and Mr. Norman Stuart, treasurer and
secretary. The object of the club is
to promote church interests, and as all
of these executives have the reputa-
ton og putting things over" great
things are expected. This is the first
club, exclusively for men, that has
ever been established in connection
with the Good Shepherd Church and
as church work is a mans job, as well
as wOmanS, club of this kind will
be valuable asset in the community
The first regular meeting will be held
next Wednesdayevening in the Parish
house.
The American Church Club, which
has been in existence for many years,
VIII no doubt cooperate most heartily
with this new project.
Morning service will once more be
resumed at the GFood Shepherd
Church in charge of McCreedy, a stu
dent at the Union Seminary The Rev.
Mr.. Kirwin will conduct the services
in the evening.
On Sunday evening, at five O'Clock,
in the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Mr.. Frederick Lahm, and Miss Daisy
Parsons, will be united in marriage by
the Rev. Francis Kirwan
A Christmas package party will be
held in the club rooms of the Lady
torresters, on next Thursday evening.
Guests are invited. The admission is