Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-12-04
VILLAGE GOSSIP
Reception for Clayton Stewart and
Bride

VI iNN, VIM idh just IcluIItu lIl6lE
honeymoon spent at Atlantic City
The couple We're married on election
day by Rev. Marshall Montgomery of
Grantwood Trinity Episcopal Church
and were the recipients of many pretty
gifts The evening was spent in dane
ing and those present were Mr. and
Mrs. James WOolcott, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel +. Darby, Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
bar SPOTS, Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Moneuse,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bodine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Schrott, Mr.. Hector Rosenstiel
Mr.. and Mrs. Nienstadt, Mrs. Emil
Schmidt, Mrs. Marcus and Gladys
Stewart, all of Palisade; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Hutchings, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Denis, Mr.. Earl Williams Mrs. F.
Torke, Miss Clara TOrke, Miss Ger
trude Torke and Master Freddie Torke,
the latter belonging to the brides fam
lily, all from New York; Mrs A. Will
liams, Miss Ethel Williams, Mr.. Ches-
ter Williams and Mr.. Arthur Franklin
from Newark.
The happy couple are at present re-
siding in New York, but hope to build
a home in Palisade in the near future
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart also take the
opportunity at this time to announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Gladys Marian, to Mr.. Hector Rosen-
stiel.
An interesting sermon was delivered
last Sunday at the Palsade Union
Church by Rev. Mckenzie His text
was from Matthew, third verse, fourth
chapter: IF thou be the Son of God,
command that these stones be made
bread" The subject deduced from
this text was ideals in Christian labOrs,
and the speaker made it highly inter-
esting from start to finish. He also
gave a short talk to the children on
similar lines, telling them they were
travelling on a ship and how to make
their lives match the meaning of what
it required to guide the ship. Mr.. Nc
Kenzie is making many friends by his
quiet, modest, appealing manner
What young man was over from En-
glewood the other evening just to be
in Palisade atmosphere? Well, that
would be telling, or, to say the least,
"eddiefying."
Jansen Anderson, staid old philOsO-
pher that he is, was over from New
York the other evening, livening up
things in the village. Jansen still
thinks that Palisade is the only place
on the map. Jansen called on the edi-
tor and told him more things than he
ever GEOGRAPHICALLY about chickens.
He is past master on all that relates to
the why's and wherefores of chickens
and when.
, Paul Brady spent several days at
his home in Palisade at Thanksgiving.
He is now in his last year at Brown,
land will get his sheepskin next sum-
liner. Paul says he saw the Harvard
Center game of football and it will
Hong linger as the finest highclass foot
tball game he ever witnessed. Brown,
by the way, won six and lost three
|. games for the season. Paul is past
master on technical football.
Here is new one They now have
football fields ,on board some of the
tbig transatlantic steamers. SO said
Lone here the other day. Picture a
game between Yale and Harvard in
HEAVY storm on the Leviathan.
Pass the word along. 1t is coming
soon. What? Xmas? Nav the New
Year. iT
i Billy Lynch in California.
Word comes to Palisade that Billy
Lynch has been sent to California to
recuperate in health. 1t will be re-
lmembered that handsome Billy fell
victim to a bathing accident about
year ago, and was bed-ridden for
long time. Then he got up again,
visited Palisade, and went back to
school. Billy had better watch out for
that California country. There are
so many attractive movie girls out
there they will be wanting to confis-
cate him for one of their number.
!. And at that Billy would make a
mighty handsome girl, though he is
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. P. Steele, of
Madison, N. j., motored over to Pail
!. SADIE last Sunday in their high-powered
Crane car that is said to be the most
remarkable automobile in the country
in many respects. But the car was
secondary to their Palisade friends
who We're SO delighted to see them
once more Mrs. Steele is looking as
lovely as ever, and Mr.. Steele was
never finer, great splendid specimen
of adorable man that he is.
Our New oliver.
with our new Oliver tyDeWritpr lust
received, we are now prepared to turn
out copy in punches. 1t is so fast and
so fine that when ones thoughts run
away with themselves The Oliver just
takes on all the speed one wants and
writes like a creased streak of light
ming. =. With all of the so called
claims of the higher priced ma
clinaS tho nrand old Qliyer can give