Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-22
Village Gossip

-Carmine Richard of Abbott boule-
ward and Columbia avenue has re-
Gently sold his former Marmon car
and bought a new one of the same
make-an elegant machine, latest mod
ell, Seven-pasSenger touring car and
perhaps as fine and handsome as any
automobile in Eastern New Jersey. He
is justly proud of his new possession.
Mrs. Paul T. Brady and her son
Paul left Thursday of this week to Wis
it relatives in upper New York state
territory, including Syracuse, her old
home, and other points.
Little Dorothy Nazeley is getting
Sweeter and sweeter every day. And
she is one of the brightest little ones
in this entire village. You can't fool
Dorothy, for she isn't built that way
And cute? Well!
What would the eastern end of the
village do without the smiling ways of
Evangeline Pinard? She has a pleas
ant word for ALL
Joe Cornell and his mother-or, rath-
er, Mrs. Cornell and her son Joe-are
preparing to leave soon for their for
mer home in Lansing, Mich. Mrs. Cor
nell owns fine home there. And how
Joe will be missed by the boys of Pail
SADIE. He is a part of the village, and
his proverbial good nature has made
him a great popular favorite with all
the boys and girls of the town. All of
the good wishes in the world go with
you, Joe. And come back, Joe!
Young Peoples Society
The Young Peoples Society held an
interesting meeting last Sunday night.
After the regular exercises the young
lady members served in the basement
very nice little tea, with chocolate,
cakes and bon bon tea biscuits. 1t was
a nice affair. The evenings address
was delivered by Charles r. Logan,
who had the subject, patriots, Past
and Present" He chose the broader
topic of patriotism, with the patriot
as incidental.
David Arthur Carson spent last Sun
day at Easton, Pa, where his son Alan
is at Lafayette College. 1t is only
two hour trip to Easton, so that Alan
may have frequent visits from his
father He is doing well at Lafayette
from all reports.
Bloody Sibley came down from his
military school at Peekskill last Satur-
day for week end visit to his family
In Palisade. He is already beginning
to look soldierish but did not wear
his uniform for fear the home boys
would kid the life out of him.
John Lane was given a bachelor
farewell dinner at the Villa Richard
last Saturday night. 1t is limited that
John is soon to be welded to one of
the most charming young ladies, and
his friends gave him a great time at
the dinner. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. George Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lane,
Leonard Lane, John S0mmer, New
York; Louis Sommer, Bernard Brady,
Edward Greer, Harry Elkan, Judge
James d. Moore, Fort Lee; Mayor
Cadien, Cliffside, Joseph Parker and B.
de Paoli.
Paul Brady pitched for Fort Lee in
the game last Saturday against the
New York Firemen. He made fine
showing but lost because of the miser-
able support he got. He could not win
a game single-handed. The score was
to 1.
Lydia Lipkowska, the beautiful Rus.
sian soprano, who has made her debut
in comic opera in the revival of "The
Merry Widow" gave box party to
the following pueStS last week Nine
Albert Capellani and her two daugh-
tiers, Simonne and Odette; Miss Fau
chon Thompson; her niece, Miss Sta
de Mandel; Mrs. Thomas Fredericks
and daughter, Christine, who enjoyed
the opera immensely and appreciated
being guests of the beautiful and gifted
singer.