Palisadian., 1922-11-25
Village Gossip
The Hoebel Conservatives

green house made necessary by their
large and growing business. Their
present season of chrysanthemums is
one of the richest in Eastern Bergen
County. They were threatened by an
invading insect that destroys chrysan-
themums, but careful watching era
dicated most of the pests. A visit at
this time to the Hoebel conservator-
les will repay any one, for they are
certainly beautiful with the show of
chrysanthemums.
Those who were out on Sunday
last along the Passaic River on the
road leading from the Essex High
way, going south from the iron
bridge, witnessed wonderful pic
ture. The river was so still from the
perfect calm that trees and houses
and moving automobiles were reflect
ed as in a perfect mirror. 1t looked
odd to see automobiles sailing along
upside-down. The picture was re-
garded by many who saw it as truly
wonderful and beautiful beyond COM
pare.
OTIS Boy!"
Had the census been taken in Pali-
sade this past week it would have
shown at least an increase in one in
habitant over the former figure, for
no other reason that this: Sunday
afternoon, at 1:45 o'clock, twelve
pound boy was born to Mr.. sand Mrs.
Lester Burdett, of Anderson avenue.
The mother is doing nicely, and Mr..
Burdett most naturally is wearing
the proverbial proud father" Smile.
We welcome the newcomer to Pali-
sade Its name is Paul Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cosgrave, of Noun
tain Lake, N. j., are now residing at
1103 Abbott Boulevard. Mr.. Cos
grave is the second cousin of the
Hon. William T. Cosgrave, President
of Ireland.
Mrs. Frank S. Baker, of Utica,
N. Y, has returned to her home, af-
ter spending ten days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert L. Burns, of Palisade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Burns, of
Palisade, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Friedrich Hesse, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Buh-
Ter, of Brooklyn, at dinner on Tues
day.
Mrs. Robert L. Burns, of Palisade,
entertained Mrs. Greenleaf, of East
Orange, at luncheon on Saturday,
complimentary to Mrs. Frank Baker,
of Utica, N. Y.
Hacker-Lane
Mrs. Jane Ann Lane of Bluff road,
Palisade, has sent out announcements
this week of the marriage of her
daughter, Jennie, to Mr.. Glenn Hack
er, nephew of Mrs. Ernest Sibley, on
Monday evening, November 20, at her
home. The wedding was attended by
about fifty friends and relatives of
the contracting parties, and delight
full evening was spent by those pres
ent. The bride is the only daughter
of Mrs. Lane and has lived many
years of her young girlhood in Pail
sade. She has most agreeable per-
sonality, is very pretty and has scores
of admiring friends, who wish her
every form of happiness. The groom
is a native of Iowa, his parents now
residing in Montana. He has lived
with his aunt in Palisade for many
years and is an accomplished archi-
tect and artisan by profession, being
associated with Ernest Sibley in his
Palisade architects Office. He is a
young man of exceptional talents and
is possessed of a quiet, unobtrusive
disposition. He was one of the earliest
to enlist in the world war, in which he
served on the battle front in France
as a member of the famous old ywen-
ty-second New York Regiment in. the
engineers division. He is member
of the Palisade Tennis Club and was
active, in securing the present fine
equipment and grounds of that organ
ization. He is possessed OF fine tai
ent in his architectural work, his artis-
tic ability ranking him among the best
of the country. Mr.. Hacker is grad
uate of Columbia University in archi-
lecture He will continue to reside
in Palisade, continuing his connection.
with the Sibley architectural forces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hacker have gone to
Buckhill Falls, Pa, on their honey
moon and will reside in Woodcliff on
their return.
John Eisele, father of John Eisele,
Jr., Anderson avenue, Grantwood, is
in the Stelmeck Hospital, Grantwood,
where he recently went for an opera
tion. He is reported doing nicely
the whole Hilltop section
is all fused up over the Moose Club
November II picture show. And
rightfully SO.
The Woman's Church League
met at Mrs. MacKenzie's home on
Wednesday evening. The ladies
busted themselves sewing for the
coming bazaar. Mrs. Mackenzie
served light refreshments.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Neal Paulson of Anderson ave-
nue. on last Tuesday night.
Palisade Bazaar
Tho WOman'S League of the