Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-12-24

School No. had its. exercises in
the school auditorium on Thursday
evening.
Many of the local boys and girls
who are away to school will be home
for the holidays.
| Francis, Claire and Bud Getzen-
auer, of Washington avenue, who at
| tend private school at Newburgh
are to be home for the holidays
The Cliffside Council is to meet on
Tuesday evening instead of Monday
because of the celebration of Christ
mas on that day.
The Null Secundus are to have
theater party on Friday evening, Jan
uary Is.
The class of 1919 of C. p. II. s. are
to have their annual Christmas re-
union at the home of Miss Auf Der
Heide, of West New York, on Tues
day evening.
The Ladies bowling club met on
Thursday at the Moose Club alleys.
The Cliffside Park Bowling Club use
the same alleys every Friday evening.
Mrs. William Merrill, of Lincoln
avenue, entertained several of her
friends at card party on Tuesday.
Carleton Duffy returned to Grant
wood on last Saturday after spend
ing several months at Lake Placid,
New York.
Many local families are to have
guests at dinner ON Christmas Day.
The Epiphany Circle met at Epi-
phany Hall on Monday evening and
made plans for the Feast of the Holy
Innocents celebration to be held in
December %.
The Nillionaires Club celebrated
their third anniversary on last Sat
urday evening. Twenty-four members
were present and all certainly had
good time.
The mission conducted by the Rev.
Father Reginald of the PaSSiOniSt
Fathers at Epiphany church during
the past two weeks came to a close On
Sunday evening. The largest num-
Der of Pensioners and their non-cath-
Ollie friends that attended the services
for the non-Catholic guests during the
second week of the mission was pres
ent. Father Reginald spoke on Heav-
en- and Happiness, and delivered the
most eloquent of the sermons he
preached during his two weeks stay
in this town. The music of the even
ing was most beautifully rendered
Madame Blanche Arral Wheeler and
Mrs. C. Burdett sang solos. Miss Lii
lian Leclerq played the organ and Miss
Dorothy Donaldson played the accom-
paniments on the violin.
Thomas Lynch of Lafayette avenue
who is well-known in the dog world
was the guest of the Philadelphia Bull
Terrier club in that city over the past
weekend. Mr.. Lynch was rendered
several testimonial dinners and on each
occasion, the great champion All-Fire
Supreme was exhibited by Mr. Lynch.
1t is needless to state that this dog
was pronounced the champion of all
dogs at the big show at Madison
Square Garden last winter.
H. J. Geenan of Grant avenue, is
on a business trip through the south.
Seymour \. Sears is on a business
trip in New England states.
Joseph Giles and L. E. Matteson are
to start a garage business They have
secured the Studebaker agency for
these parts.
The Holy Name Society met at Epi-
phany Hall on Tuesday evening.
Gerard Smith, four-year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Smith of Warren
avenue, celebrated his birthday with
party at his home Wednesday after
noon, with thirteen of his little friends.
Several older friends of the family
also were guests.
The parlor and dining rooms were
attired in the holiday decorations and
were most attractive and appropriate
for the occasion. The little folks
marched to the table where delicacies
were served, to the tunes of the vic
trola. AS each girl took her place
she received a rose paper hat and the
boys were the recipients of green hats.