Palisadian., 1922-12-30

The Grantwod A. c. met Tuesday
evening.
Christmas was we'll celebrated in
the borough. Large numbers attend
ed the services at the churches. Kid
dies with many of the joy-givers
which they received from Santa were
out on the beautiful day.
The Ferncliff Players are planning
another play for the near future.
A Valentine dance is to be given
by the Halcyon Girls at Epiphany
Church on Valentines eve.
Many Of the town families enjoyed
reunions on the holiday.
Among the collegians home for the
holiday season are: Martin Stein,
Union; Wallace Macdonald, Arthur
Sculion and Thomas Carroll, Dart
mouth; Orion Carpenter, Marriott
Vaughn and Albert Eyrich, Rutgers;
James McCloskey, Frank Weiksner,
Georgetown; James Whelan, Notre
Dame; Jessie Merritt, Edith Carpen-
ter, Teachers College, New Bruins
wick; Cecilia and Catherine Nc
Carthy, Trenton Normal Martha An
derson, Helen Manning, Mary Cop
poletta, Anna Nelson, Newark Nor
NAL There are number of those at
tending the New York colleges who
are also enjoying rest for the holi-
days.
Lieutenant James v. Carroll is
home for the holiday season from
Camp Meade, Maryland.
Walter Weigele has returned from
successful business trip through
New England
Too bad that Thursdays fall of
snow did not arrive in time for
Christmas.
Benedict XIV Council, Knights of
Columbus, met at Epiphany Hall
Tuesday evening. There was a good
attendance, considering the meeting
was held the night after Christmas.
The local council is planning a men,
bership drive shortly after the holi-
aay"season. The cou- III will hold d
smoker" in the near Nture.
Mrs. Charles Noll and her week-old
son are doing nicely.
The members of the Millionaires
Club held Xmas party at their meet
ing last Friday evening.
The Epiphany Circle will not meet
Monday evening.
There will be a meeting of the
Grantwood fire company Tuesday
evening.
A Xmas party was held at the Con-
gregational Church for the Sunday
school children last Friday night C.
]. Leeger played Santa Claus to per-
fection. There are few who can fill
this character as well as the amiable
Charlie" The kiddies received can
dies and other goodies as well as
other presents.
The Ladies' Star Bowling Club en-
joyed Xmas party at their Thurs
day meeting.
Nicholas Mahoney has resigned as
president of the Little Club"
The supplement of "The Palisa-
dian" Christmas number was appre-
ciated by many of the readers.
Major and Mrs. S. Wood McClave
entertained their large family of chill
dren and grandchildren at dinner on
Christmas Day, most of them local
residents.
An epidemic of mumps has broken
out in the borough and rather handi-
capped some of the Christmas pro-
grams and festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Clark and son,
Kenneth. spent Christmas Day at a
family party in New York with Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond Moore, Mrs.
Clark's sister and her husband
Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Cliffside Park
will hold its January meeting on
Thursday afternoon, January 4, at 3
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Post. Mrs. Helen Ameisen, state fed
Grafton chairman of education, will be
the guest and speaker of the day, and
large attendance is urged to hear
this interesting woman.
Orphan Home
The regular meeting OF the Helping
Hand Society of the Christian Orphan
Home will be held on Tuesday after