Palisadian., 1922-05-27

the hostess. They then took drive
around the island, enjoying its beau
ties.
Those who thus spent the day were
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. H. r. Benda, Mrs.
w. j. Mcdonald, Mrs. J. Mileham, Miss
Edith Foringer and Mrs. r. Burns.
A very pretty little party was given
by Mrs. George Blake and her daugh
ters in honor of the seventh birthday
of Mignon, the beautiful niece of the
household.
Five little guests were beautifully
entertained with games, delicious
supper with pretty favors for each
and Jack Horner pie, all the decora-
tions being in pink
The dental clinic in the high school
is now in readiness for use. Metzler
painted up the room and it looks good.
Lind & Holmdale, local builders,
have sold the fine one-family home
they have just completed on Nelson
avenue to Edward Kurzins of West
New York The house is an attractive
one and has all conveniences. The
builders are to erect several similar
ones in this section.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Abrams and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Abrams are to
motor to Atlantic City tomorrow,
where they will stay for the week.
Local women formed a circle of the
Lady Foresters of America on Thurs
day. The new court is named Royal
Oak. Officers are to be instituted soon.
The S-A girls won their second base
ball game when they defeated 7-B on
Tuesday Next they play the fresh
man girls.
The Grantwood Fire Department put
out brush fire on Lafayette avenue
when summoned Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Wordin, junior high school
during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Pressler entertained
number of friends at their Nelson
avenue home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Fox, ST., are to
spend the holidays at Franklin, n. ].
The Get-together Card Club held
dancing party at the Park Thursday
evening.
Edna Eisberg, Marie Standenburg
and William KahrS were members of
cast that presented 'Benjamin, Ben
ny and Ben at Union Hill last even
ing. A number of young people of
Trinity Lutheran Church went to see
the play.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Englemann, of Ma
rian avenue, a daughter last Thurs
day.
The annual school picnic is to be
held on June % Arrangements were
made with Nicholas Schenck on Tues
day evening by the governing commit
tee, of which r. j. Fox, Jr., is chair
man.
Memorial Day exercises were held
at the high school on Thursday morn
ing. The program was lengthy one,
consisting of mainly musical numbers.
The work of the orchestra was very
well rendered and great applause
marked the students appreciation.
The recently organized Democratic
Club held highly enthusiastic meet
ing at the GrantWoOd Theater last Fri
day evening. a record attendance TO
date was present, even exceeding the
number at the organization meeting.
The officers surely appreciated the
turnout.
Plans were discussed for a motion
picture show and dance to be held at
the GrantwOOd Theater before the
summer really sets in.
Joseph NJ. Scott is at RoXboro n Y,
where he is recuperating from his re
cent illness of pneumonia.
Mrs. Scott has recovered from the
grippe and is about town again.
Helen Manning was home over the
week lend.
Last weeks Palisadan made quite
hit, the feature story being the his
tory of the West Grantwood sewer.
This was an exclusive story Again
the PaliSadian was first.
A Surprise Shock
Miss Jessie FiaIa was treated to
quite a shock in the form Of surprise
shower last Saturday evening. 1t was
in honor of her wedding, which is to