Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-09-03

The seven Sisters who are to teach
in the new parochial school in Cliff
side arrived on Thursday.
Officer Nichols is to attend the
State Policemans Benevolent Associa-
ton Convention at West Orange.
Mrs. Philip Smith and her son Ger
ard returned on Wednesday after
spending several weeks at Rockaway.
James McGrath and Joe Coughlin
returned on Saturday after spending
two weeks at Lake George.
John Solo, LIE Roy, Rudolph and
Walter Heck of Hudson Heights are
enjoying their vacations at Pilot Knob
on Lake George
Miss Miriam Sanford and Edith Alb
bot, both of New York. have lust re-
turned from London after completing
a successful theatrical engagement
and are paying short visit to Mrs.
Mackey of Knox avenue. They have
the highest praise for this pretty little
hamlet. They are thinking seriously
of making it their residence. They
will be connected with the Metropol-
itan opera ballet forces for the coming
season.
Mr.. John O'Brien of Kentucky, who
is staying on Knox avenue, is closing
his business enterprise at Palisade
Park, as he has signed a contract
with new Broadway hit. Good luck
to Jack.
Miss Cecilia Mackay of Grantwood
is spending her two weeks vacation
at Suffern, n. Y.
Miss Ada Maurice. owner of the
| Tasmanian cat (SackleXus), has re-
covered the cat, which was thought to
be lost.
Carl Eklow of Washington avenue
has a new Nash touring car.
Manager Kelley of the Grantwood
Theater has three big features for
his opening days. Tomorrow he has
Jackie COOgan in "Peck's Bad Boy"
and Douglas Fairbanks in the "Three
Musketeers" for Labor Day. These
are both first run pictures and signify
a good start.
Councilman and Mrs. Seigrist spent
the past weekend at Chatham.
The Hugo Stamek family of Lincoln
avenue are at Great Hills, S. /.
| The B. Mannheimer family of Oak
dene avenue are at Round Top Noun
tain in the Catskills for the month
of September. sJx
in Grantwood on Thursday from Our
Lady of Lourdes Camp at Interstate
Park. Miss Rosemary White is to
return with her.
Many of the local boys who are at
Camp Glenwood are expected back in
town next week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Trim
| ity Lutheran Church of Columbia ave-
nue. is to give a supper and entertain
ment in the Sunday school rooms of
that church on Wednesday, September
| %, 1921 Tickets are % cents.
The st. Johns Lyceum team is to
play the Elwoods of Jersey City at
the high school athletic field tomorrow
at 3 30.
Mise HoZier will not play, as he cut
his leg while working last week, and
| it will be several weeks before he can
don a uniform. 1t is expected that
Munley will twirl for the locals.
Miss Laura Downing of Auburn,
Me, who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Dondero of Lincoln avenue
for eight weeks, left for her home on
Monday.
Miss May O'Brien of Ridgefield Park
spent the weekend with the Hecker
family of Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. c. Wirth and Mrs. c. Kauf-
man of Buffalo are visiting the Corris-
tons of Nelson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Goelz and
family of Washington avenue are at
Copague, n. Y.
Mrs. w. Il. Ansel IS summering at
her Weekapaugh, r. l., summer home.
Miss Blanca Trombera is at the Pc
como Mountains for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Martens of
Lafayette avenue are home after
spending several weeks at Bermuda
Islands.