Palisadian., 1922-12-16
Village Gossip

Henry Nuts new colonial home at
Dongan Hills on Staten Island has
been completed and he expects to
move into it shortly.
Mrs. A. B. Cosgrave of Mountain
Lakes, N. j., who is spending the win
ter with Mrs. j. A. Marcus, gave
luncheon for Miss Muriel Fitch of
New York on Monday last. The
guests included Mrs. ]. A. Marcus,
Miss Laure Marcus, Mrs. P. j. Cos
grave of Montclair, Miss Loretta Nc
Mahon of Toronto, Canada, and Mrs.
H. P. Fitch of New York.
Lieut.. Lester T. Hunt of the U. S.
Naval Aviation Corps is visiting his
parents on Palisade avenue. Lieut..
Hunt is home on ten.day furlough.
Mrs. H. ]. Greenem and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Sheridan in South
Nyack.
Good Memories
The little boys of Mrs. Valentines
Palisade Sunday School class repeat
ed in concert last Sunday morning en-
tirely from memory, every book of the
Old Testament without flaw
The closing of Bluff road last Sun
day at Palisade avenue was a good
lesson in teaching the autoists that
the new spur along Brook lane is fin.
ished. And how the cars did take
to it! That plaza at Palisade avenue
will hQ hird uhon fpicbod
Among the passengers sailing from
New York on the White Star liner
Homeric December 9 for Cherbourg
and Southampton is Mr.. Fritz Seifert,
of 202 Oak Dean avenue, Grantwood.
The Kiwanis Club of the Palisades
held charity ball last evening in Gel
las Hall, Fort Lee. The proceeds will
be turned over to the Christian Or
phans' Home and st. Michael's Villa
for use in giving the children more
pleasure at Christmas than would be
possible without this help.
Mrs. ]. Koopman is again residing
at 215 Warren avenue after a Euro
pean trip of six months duration
Mrs. Mayely of Cumbermede Road
entertained several guests from Con-
stantinople this week.
The mention in last weeks Palisa-
dian of gift to little Bernard Smolo-
Smolovik of the Palisade Junction
drug store, left out the little tots
parental cognomen. This evidently
was printers mistake, who couldn't
read the editors chirography. Any
how, the gift was very beautiful.
Mr.. James A. Marcus may be seen
at the Capitol Theatre in New York
City this week in the photoplay,
Broken Chains" He is playing the
part of Pat Mulcahey.
Mrs. Nils Paulson and her tiny baby,
Cora Gene, have returned to their
home on Anderson avenue after sew
eral weeks in the hospital. Joan Paul
son, her two-year-old daughter, left
the hospital with her mother and is
now we'll once more after. an attack
of pneumonia.
MIR. Ernest Sibley was called on
Tuesday last to appear against the
young men charged with the theft Of
his auto but due to an important bus
mess engagement in Albany secured
postponement of the case until Tues
day next. Mr.. Sibley Will urge that
the boys be dealt with as Ieniently as
possible.
-Palisadians will be glad to hear that
Mrs. C. Bosworth of Aurora avenue,
Grantwood, who has ben confined to
her bed with lumbago is able to be
up and about the house again.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Sibley will return to the home of
his parents on Thursday to spend the
holidays. He is now attending a pre-
paratory school in Andover, Mass.
The meeting of the Afternoon
Bridge Club was to be held at the
home of Mrs. George Beckman on
Tuesday last has been postponed un-
til next Tuesday afternoon.
The bazaar of the Womans League
of the Union Church was successful
in every detail and netted the neat
sum of $3.50, so reports the commit
tee chairman, Mrs. Charles OF.
Red Cross Drive
The membership drive of the Pali-
sade branch of the American Red
Cross Society was very successful and