Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-12-18
VILLAGE GOSSIP
An Early Wedding.

CHdTIeS LIIlWln Oh EQgeWaLer. Alter
the ceremony, which will take place at
Philadelphia, the couple will leave for
short honeymoon trip through the
South. Upon their return they will
live at Columbia avenue, Palisade.
Miss Mayors is a graduate of Drexel
Institute, Philadelphia. DR.. Littwin,
now practicing at Edgewater, is
graduate of Yale, '16. He has been an
assistant in the New York Post Grad
uate Hospital and an intern in Leba-
non Hospital, New York, and in Jeffer-
son Hospital, Philadelphia. During
the war he served as lieutenant in
the U. S. Navy Medical Corps.
Communion Sunday.
Tomorrow will be Communion Sun
day at the Palisade Church. Rev. DR..
Ingham of New York will assist Rev.
Mckenzie and will deliver the morning
sermon.
Children's Party.
Little Wesley McGee of Edgewood
Lane gave a party Tuesday afternoon
last to his little friends and neighbors
and had the time of his young life
playing host. The little ones had a
great time, Wesley's mother seeing to
that
Robert Cartons Birthday.
Little Robert Carlton celebrated his
eleventh birthday last week. He was
about the happiest youngster in the
village, one of the causes being fine
watch from his father, together with
a number of other gifts.
Fell off the Roof.
"A workman on the new brick house
next to the Prisons in Anderson ave-
nue. had the misfortune to fall off
the roof one day last week, fracturing
his ankle. The house is owned by a
party in New York, and he happened
to be over at the time of the accident
and report says the injured man asked
for an advance of So on which to get
home, but was refused a cent. Such
a story is hardly believable.
Mrs E. N. G. Rogers of Marion ave-
nue. entertained Mrs. Van Homrigh
Stevenson and Miss Stevenson of Fort
Hamilton on the fourteenth. Miss
Stevenson is chairman of the Kings
County Republican Women's Campaign
Committee and chairman of the Adj
visory Committee at the teaching CEN
ter of the New York Chapter of the
American Red Cross. During the aft
ernoon Major Rogers piloted the Wis
itors through the attractive sections of
Palisade.
The project as outlined for the Pail
SADIE theater has some apparent advan
tages When the amusement company
invites a community to become profit
sharing investors it surrounds itself
with an attractive atmosphere. 1t 'af-
fords a means between the frankly
cOmmercialized pleasure of city and
the dull SameneSS of the exclusively
neighborhood show. The management
is placed on a favorable footing with
the community and patrons-to-be. Go
to it, Palisade!
MIR. and Mrs. Conover of Bloomfield
We're guests Of the Paul L. Bradys last
Sunday. Mrs. Conover was formerly
Miss Ruth Gordon of upper New York
state and was classmate of Miss
Florence Brady at college. Mr.. Con-
over is a leading corporation lawyer
of Newark.
The Palisade Young Peoples Socie
ty went to the Congregational Church
last Sunday evening to hear talk
from one of the converts of the old
McCauley Mission. The local meeting
was not held on that account.
Mrs. Ernest Sibley certainly conse-
crates her life to work for the Pail
SADIE Church. She keeps her watch
full eve on the furnace the whole Win
ter and sees that the fires are properly
cared for. The other evening she per-
sonally went down and put coal on
with her own hands. That's form
of service-when no ones looking.
The exhibition last week at the Pail
SADIE Public School gave the most hap
piness to the people of anything that
has taken place here in many years.
And to think there are at last to be
too good to be believe Thanks, ever
so much, good people, who fathered
and mothered the thought.
MIR and Mrs. William A. LETTER of
Havre de Grace Md. came to Pail
SADIE by automobile last Saturday, ar
irving at IS o'clock. Mr.. LETTER re-
turned by train on Monday. Mrs. LET
fier will remain the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Harry Clark, ST., of Edge
wood lane for two weeks. Mr.. Lef-
fer is mayor of Havre de Grace and
cashier of the leading national bank.
Everybody is complimenting George
Clark for his fine aid at the art exhibit
ton. He took visitors through the
rooms and explained everything there
was to know about the pictures and
the artists represented in the exhibit.