Palisadian., 1922-12-09

SlucCo apartment house on Lafayette
avenue near the trolley line. Leo j.
Montondo is the builder, and he states
the dwelling will be completed about
the lst of May DR.. Dennis of Vice.
hawken will occupy the ground floor.
August Deichmann was successful
IN shooting two beautiful pheasants
on his recent trip in New England
He intends to have the birds stuffed.
George Blake, professor in Corn
wall school, has been spending the
Thanksgiving vacation with his par.
ents in Edgewater Heights Park.
Edward Braddon, technical director
of the stock company in Stockbridge,
Mass, was home for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Mrs. George Hall, wife of the Cliff
side Park supervising principal of
schools, spent Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Best, in north
ern New York. Mr.. and Mrs William
Heaton entertained on Thanksgiving
Day Professor George Hall and his
mother and two sons, Lindsay and
Judson.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Benda were en-
tertained at dinner on Thanksgiving
Day at the home of Mrs. Benda's par
ents in Hoboken.
Rev. and Mrs. Marshall Montgom-
cry were dinner guests of friends in
New York on Thanksgiving Day.
Cortlandt Donaldson and a party of
college friends motored to Philadel-
phia on Thanksgiving Day to attend
the CornellPennsylvania game, re-
turning by train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cadien were
hosts to party of friends from Yonk-
ers on Thanksgiving Day.
Major and Mrs. S. Wood McClave
had their usual big family reunion on
Thanksgiving Day, with twenty-eight
family guests.
Miss Josephine Eyrich was hostess
for a party of friends and relatives on
Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. and Mrs. S. c. Gozzo had an
extra guest for Thanksgiving, Ruth
Evelyn, very recent addition to the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Post enter
tanned at dinner on Thanksgiving Mrs.
w. J. Mcdonald, Kennel Mcdonald
and Mrs. Post, Sr.
A family reunion dinner was that
of Mr.. and Mrs. C. Stein, who had as
guests their son, Charles Stein, and
wife and baby and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas of Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald R. Thayer en-
tertained their daughter and husband.
Professor Donaldson, his son and
Miss Vivien attended luncheon and
reunion of the New York and nearby
members of the Huntington family at
the Hotel Commodore.
Mrs. E. G. LeCato had an out of
town Thanksgiving dinner, entertain
ing their married son, his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Smith, and their
daughter and her husband, relatives
from Philadelphia, at the LeCatO sum-
Mo-
motoring there on Wednesday.
A Thanksgiving dinner whose dec
orations were yellow and green Amer
lean place cards, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Clark entertained their usual
family from out of town, Mrs. Clark's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kronenebitter;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Koenenbitter and
little daughter of Leonia, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Moore and son, Jack,
from New York.
Professor and Mrs. Donaldson had
party of relatives and old friends for
Thanksgiving Day. The dinner table
was decorated in yellow and green,
with chrysanthemums in the center,
and with yellow and green place
cards.
Mrs George Donaldson entertained
several friends at an informal lunch
con on Tuesday, the table decorations
being chrysanthemuTns and the place
cards hand painted Japanese figures.
About 900 guests attended the three
days reception at the home of Mr..
Charles Niehaus to inspect his latest
group of statuary, the Soldiers Memo
rial.
This is Education Week, and par
ents and other friends visited the To-
cal schools on Wednesday and Thurs
day.