Palisadian., 1923-02-16
Village Gossip

The Palisade Dancing Club met at
the home of Mrs. Omen on Abbott blvd
last Monday evening. All the guests
report very delightful evening
Walter Aus, whose face is familiar
to those who patronize the Palisade
Drug Store, and Albert Herse, of Pali-
sade, were initiated into the Elks at
Union Hill recently. Mr.. Aus says he
| is glad to be an Elk, but the only
comment he will make about the ini-
tiation is. "Oh, boy!" Guess they
handled Walter none too gently.
Miss Agnes Brady attended the
kitchen shower given by Mrs. Alfred
Mutt, of Edgewater Heights, in honor
of Miss Dorothy Blake, also of. Edge
water Heights.
Robert G. Moore, the young son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Moore, of Bluff
road, has recovered from a recent ill
spell resulting from some trouble with
his ear This will be welcome news
to many Palisadians who are fond of
the youngster.
The Alpha girls will attend the after
noon performance of Merton of the
Movies" in New York City tomorrow
afternoon.
Mrs. George H. Frew entertained
number of her friends at box party
at the Metropolitan Opera House in
New York on Thursday of last week.
Her guests were Mrs. John Bradshaw,
Mrs. G. e. Clark, Mrs. r. r. Brown,
Mrs H. T. Middleton, Mrs H. d. Rey-
nolds.
Mr.. Theodore Kemm is confined to
his bed with the grippe. Mrs Kemm's
mother is also afflicted with the
grippe.
The basketball team of the $3.50
Club was defeated by the team of the
Morningside A. c. last Tuesday. The
local boys kept the score tie during
the first half, and claim professional
player was used by their opponents in
the second half, who won the game
for them.
Miss Alta Kells reports having had
delightful time at dance given in
the Leonia High School last Saturday
evening
-Sita de Mandle Thompson is pos
sessed of much talent for sketching.
Some of her pictures are quite wonder
full, considering her age. Her work
shows imaginative and creative in
stinct
a party for their school friends on
the evening of February 81.
Mr.. w. r. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Pennell and Misses E. Pennell
and Josephine Bliss journed by auto
to Ridgefield Park last Sunday and at
tended meeting of the Institute of
the Bergen County Sunday School
Association.
Mrs. George Gordon, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. G. Mac
kenzie, returned on Thursday to Mani
,toba, Canada.
"A new food project is being intro
duced to the women of New Jersey
this month by DR.. Florence Pender-
maker, specialist. in nutrition, State
College of Agriculture. The project
THE Young Mothers Project" is pri-
maf1ly for young women, prospective
mothers and all mothers interested in
the welfare of their own children as
we'll as those in the community The
care, food and training of the child up
to five years of age will be the subject
of this work.
Bergen county women are to have
this project presented to them by DR..
Pendermaker on Saturday afternoon,
February IL, at 2:30 o'clock in the
Court House at Hackensack.
Everyone is welcome at this meeting.
Union Church of Palisade, Sunday,
February IS: Morning at H. Rev.
c. g. Mackenzie, subject, Sweetness
in Unexpected Places" Evening at
the Junior Order of American Me-
chanics will be addressed by Mr.
Mackenzie, and Mr.. H. Gaess will sing
The first debate advertised for Fri
day, February 23, will be held on Mon
day, February 26, instead, in the Pali-
sade School at o'clock. The subject:
Resolved that capital punishment
should be abolished" will be debated
by Raymond Bocchetti and Peter Metz
for the affirmative and William Multi
gan and Harry Dohrmann for the mega
tive. No admission fee will be charged
but an Offering to defray expenses will |
be asked.