Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-12-25
GRANTW0oD NOTES
A PHetty Dance.

teenth birthday with party at her
house, last Friday evening. Many of
her school mates were in attendance.
The evenings festivities commenced
at z 80 when supper was served In
the spacious dining room which was
darkened with only candlelight stream
ing over the table. The table was
dantily dressed in pink and blue,
there were pretty favors distributed at
each ones place.
Games were played after the repast
and several piano solos, LA Ora
cieuse" and ia Tarentelle," the for
mer by Carolyn Vaughan and J. c..
Vaughan. During the evening pleas
ures one of the novelties introduced
was miniature dance contest" of
which Katherine Elmendorf and Will
liam Merrill were the lucky contest
ants. The Misses Anna Gormley and
Grace PEBBLES were the judges.
Those present were: Thelma later
ka, Dorothy Johan, Katherine Elmen-
dorf, Marie Keane, Carolyn Vaughan,
Mary Gormley, John Delaney, Perry
Mileham, Ray PEBBLES, Clark Vaughan
and William Merrill.
Arthur Scullion of Washington ave-
nue., who is now a sophomore at Dart
mouth taking a pre-med course, arriv-
ed in town for his Xmas vacation on
Friday evening.
Robert Cadlen, class of sixteen of c.
p. H. s., is spending his Xmas holt
days at home. Bob is now a Junior at
Stevens College.
Miss Helen Conroy, who is attend
ing Montclair High School, arrived
home for her holiday vacation last
evening. Miss Carpenter, class of 20,
C. p. Fl. S., also arrived in Grantwood.
Thomas Carroll, who is taking a
course at Dartmouth, arrived in town
from Hanover on Friday night.
The Lohr sisters, Misses Hilda and
Caroline, teachers in the local High
School, the former of science, the lat
ter of languages, are spending their
:. Christmas vacation with their parents
at their Erie (Pa) home.
OF the High School faculty the
Misses Welligan, Harvey, Schaffer,
Rausher, Jones, Mrs. McCulloch, the
Lohr sisters, Mr. Quill, Mr.. Longley
and Mr. Hardie spent their Xmas va
cations at their homes.
s. John McClave, a student of Bowdoin
College, Maine, and a resident of
Edgewater Heights, returned to Grant |
wood for the holidays on last Friday. |
The talk of the town during the past
week was ''Why did the council board
turn down the Grantw0od fire engine
project?' A little thing TO think about
/ is: Why not dispose of the present
engine CD and purchase two machines
like that proposed by the Grantwood
firemen 1t would save the taxpayers
some money, and each department
would have an up-to-date modern fire
fighter.
Christmas entertainments were cele-i
brated at the Episcopal and Congrega-
tiOnal Churches on Thursday evening.
Santa Claus was present in all his
glory.
An entertainment will be held in
Epiphany Hall on Wednesday evening.
The entertaining will be done by the
children of the Sunday school classes.
The Sunday school teachers have
worked hard to make the event a sue
cessful one.
Among the local towns interested in
the submission of the many criminals
at large, most of whom have recently
fled from New York because of the
action of the police of the metropolis,
is Fairview All day Tuesday police
men were stationed on the Boulevard
ON the Fairview border stopping all