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

Mrs. N. B. Hartman has returned
from weeks visit with friends on
Long Island.
Miss Elizabeth Merleham of Wood
cliff was the week end guest of Miss
Edith Carpenter at the New Jersey
State College for Women in New
Brunswick. Miss Merleham gradu-
ated from Cliffside Park High School
last June and is now a student in the
State Normal School in Trenton.
Mrs. Sam Hoke entertained the Dis
cussion Club at her home in Anderson
avenue Monday evening. The topic of
the evening was the civilization of an
cient Egypt and it's contribution to
succeeding civilizations, notably those
of Europe and thence transmitted to
our American civilization of past and
present generations. Herbert Everett
presented the subject and spoke at
length ON certain phases of Egyptian
thought and activity existent at the
period.
Mrs H. r. Benda, Mrs. +. A Ban
vile and Mrs. Yeager will go to Hack
ensack Wednesday afternoon to at
tend a meeting of the Children's Re-
lief Association. This association CO.
operates with the nti-Tuberculosis
League and aims to provide care for
the children of tubercu1ar parents
during their absence from home for
treatment.
Edward Braddon, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ID. Braddon of Grant avenue,
sails Saturday ON the Coronia for Ma
Piles, where he will join Mr.. and Mrs.
Braddon and his brother, Fred, who
have been in Italy for the past several
months. The party plans to extend
their trip to include Egypt and Pales- |
tine and will remain abroad until |
February. j. d. Braddon has been in !
Italy since May experimenting the |
making of picture, the scene of |
which is laid in Rome. Mr.. Braddon
has contracted for the making of an
other picture, part of the action of
which takes place in Palestine.
The political study club Of the edu.
department, Mrs. w. c. Hea-
ton, chairman, of the Woman's Club
Of Cliffside Park will meet on Satur-
day evening, October %, at the home
Of Mrs. George Dickinson in Knox
avenue at s o'clock. The date of the |
meeting has been changed from Sat
lrday, October 30, as was previously |
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Quinn of Morn |
ingside avenue and Mrs. Strauber at |
tended the aviation meet at MineOla |
on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Quinn
was one of the guests on a flight in
five-passenger monoplane.
George H. Shorey is planning for a
private exhibition of his oil paintings |
to be given some time during the COM |
ing winter. The exhibition will be |
given in New York, the place and date |
to be announced later. Mr.. Shorey |
will also exhibit some of his work in
the National Academy and in the Cor
coran gallery in Washington. He re-
Gently returned to his winter resi-
dence In GrantwOOd from his country |
estate near Saratoga.
Postmaster and Mrs. f. A BanviIle |
Of Cliffside returned Sunday night |
from attending the postmasters' con-
vention in Washington last week. |
Mrs. Banville also attended the ma
tional convention of Catholic women,
which was held in the new Willard |
Hotel. They report both conven-
tons to have been memorable occa-
sions and largely attended. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Banville made the trip to Wash
ington and return by motor.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Trim
lty Lutheran Church will hold q cof- |
fee and cake sale in the parlors of the |
church on Saturday afternoon, Octo- |
Der %, from 2 to 5 O'clock.
Floyd McGfiSt of New York and his |
family have come to Grantwood, hav- |
ing taken an apartment in Palisade |
avenue. Mr. McGrist plans to leave |
for Washington in month to be pres |
ent at the disarmament meeting there. |
Mr.. McGrist spent three years in Eu
rope as war correspondent. He was
also with President Harding during
his campaign.
Mrs. L. L. Bailey of Caldwell was
the week end guest of her mother,
Mrs. Louis Stark, in Grant avenue.
Miss Ida Scheffler has been visiting
Miss Ayres of Grant avenue during
the past week Miss Scheffier, who
was formerly teacher in Grantwood,
is now teaching in Irvington.
Miss Emma Hodkinson and S. NJ.
Hodkinson spent Sunday on the links
of the Rye Country Club. The formal