Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1919-11-29

lish instructor, Miss N. r. Jones.
Red" has broken back and must
remain in the hospital for the rest of
his life Besides the unusual of dain-
ties, lollypop dolls, very fashionably
dressed, were sent.
The juniors of the school, whose
class advisor is Miss Anna Rausher,
have been doing a lot of philanthropic
work for Thanksgiving. They have
sent large packages of goodies" to
those members of the class of 1919 that
are away and will not be able to come
home for the holidays. Besides this,
all the members of the class sent a
postal card to these boys, who are :
Arthur Scullion, the only graduate of
the high school, who is an all letter
man and who is now at Dartmouth !;
Edward Sikorsky, a varsity baseball
man for Is and 10. Sikorsky is at
tending Middlebury College. The 9th
err graduate who is away is George
Drew, who is now in the aviation corps
and is stationed in Texas. Drew was
chosen as the center of the Northern
New Jersey InterschOlastic all star
team.
There were over 20 men out for the
varsity basketball team during the
past week. There seems to be good
material for good team to represent
c. P. H. S. on the court.
Special Thanksgiving services were
held in all the churches of the borough
on Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Alice Thayer, who is acting as
hostess and physical director at the
Y. w. G. A. clubhouse at Pompton
Lakes, spent the week end at her home
on brief leave of absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Merrill Gray and fami-
ly have returned to their home in Leo
mia after four weeks visit at the
home of Mrs Gray's mother, Mrs. G. r.
Thayer of Lafayette avenue. During
this stay her infant son was born in
October.
The Woodcraft League of Cliffside
Park at its recent meeting practiced
some Indian dances and songs. Among
these was the Indian song of welcome,
in anticipation of the coming visit of
people interested from New York city.
Mrs William S. B. Dana entertained
Mrs. Cadmus and her daughter, Miss
Cadmus, of Morningside Drive, New
York, and Miss Alice Hanford of Prov
idence and New York at luncheon on
Tuesday.
Rev. Marshall F. Montgomery, rector
of Trinity p. E. Church, Grantwood,
was five minute speaker Wednesday
at the Episcopal Church, Ridgefield, in
behalf of the nation wide campaign of
the Episcopal Church.
Miss M. G. Winterburn and Miss
Edith FOringer of Edgewater Heights
left on the Hudson river night boat for
Albany on Wednesday evening They
will spend a few days visiting friends
there.
The schools of the borough closed
for the Thanksgiving holidays on We'd
nesday and will reopen on Monday, De-
cember l.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Blue have sold their
attractive home in Cortland Place,
Edgewater Heights. They have been
spending several weeks at the home of
Miss Winterburn of Winterburn Grove.
They left for their New York city home
on Tuesday, where they will make
their home in the future, taking an
apartment at s Morningside avenue.
Mrs. John'E. White, who suffered a
severe accident in the early summer,
has been able to return to her home on
Columbia avenue, near the Palisades,
the home formerly owned by Mrs. NJ.
L. Whitaker, who has removed to New
York city
Miss May Flanagan of Brooklyn
spent Thanksgiving Day with her
aunt, Mrs. J. J. McEvoy of Washington
avenue.