Palisadian., 1923-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thurhauf, the
newlyweds of Woodcliff, are resid-
ing in their new home on Twenty
ninth street.
Last Friday they entertained Mr..
and Mrs. A. C.. Fox of Long Island.
Mr.. Frank Drews of Thirty-third
street, president of the Jolly Bowling
Club, made a remarkable score of 125
in third game last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Edward B. Mullaney of 961
Broadway, Woodcliff, has started in
the real estate and insurance business
for himself. His Office is on Park ave-
nue. and Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bergstrom of ia
Thirtieth street, Woodcliff, gave a
party at their home last week in hon
or of the graduation of their daughter,
Miss Anna Bergstrom, from, Montclair
Normal School.
The decorations were in the Mont
clair colors, red and white. Dancing
and games were enjoyed and at mid
night a dinner was served. Those
present were: Miss Elizabeth Kerr,
Miss Claire Merlehan, Miss Ethel
Smith, Miss Mabel Shrieber, Miss
Bess Merlehan, Miss Ruth Lynch,
Miss Madeline Monson, Miss Dorothy
Horton, Miss Gertrude Martens, Miss
Helen Manning Miss Marion Hanni-
gan, Miss Anna Bergstrom, Edwin
Merlehan, William Kerr, Frederick
Jobst, Franklin Varasco. San d y
Drummer, George Cowper. Kenneth
Greenleaf. Henry Gebhardt, Herman
Martens, Peter Hanigan, Joseph Mey-
er, Lawrence Monson, Michael Bean,
and Francis Hanigan.
The Mems Club of the Woodcliff Re-
form Church are planning their an
nual supper this week. The advance
sale of $50 tickets has been made.
The president Charles e. Hammond,
claims this will be the largest attend
ance at any of the mems affairs.
Rev. David Van Strien will officiate
as POSTMASTER and the speakers will
be A. Wellington Taylor. dean of the
Wall street division of N. Y. u, and
John w. Armour, who is associated
with the Metropolitan newspapers.
Guests of honor will include: Rev. |.
Gowen of Grove Church, Rev. E. Ella
son, pastor of Little Church on the
Hill," in Gutenberg, and Rev. e. An
derson of the TRANSPORTATION Church
in Woodcliff.
A very delightful affair was given
last Friday night under the auspices
of the Mems Club of the Transfigura-
ton Church, Woodeliff. The minstrel
was held in the parish hall, which was
followed by dancing. The entire pro-
gram was splendid and much credit is
due to the coach, J. Barry of N. Y.
The end men were Il. Draper, F. w.
Emmerson, f. Cordt, H. Kraemer, J.
Long, and Ralph Short. The inter
locutor, W. A. Hoffman,.
lt ltulIOu anu tNAiSN
given last Saturday night was splen-
did success. The menu was one long
to be remembered from soup to
French ice cream, even including
choice wines. Dancing followed and
a good time was had by all.
The Rainbow Club held a meeting
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Broadway, Woodcliff, last Tuesday
night. After the usual business lit
tie surprise was given to one of the
members, Miss Margaret Huber,
whose birthday was celebrated. A
lovely supper was served, the table, /
decorated in red, carrying out the Val
entine color. The meeting ended |
much like a party
Miss Bessie Reilly of New York I
City spent the week end with her aunt, |
Mrs. C. Huber. of 324 Thirty-tfth
street, Woodcliff
Mrs Sara Heyman of II Thirty !
third street, Weodcliff, celebrated her
Tooth birthday last Wednesday, Mrs.
Heyman danced foxtrot on her last
years birthday and claims she hopes
to do the same next year Mrs. Hey
man is about the most active centen-
arian in the state of New Jersey. De-
spite her age she can cock meals and
care for herself as well as a woman
thirty years her junior.
Mrs. Heyman was born in West
phalia, Germany, and came to this
country in 1862.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewark of 1872 Thirty
first street, Woodcliff, recently enter
tained number of friends at card
party. First prize was won by Mrs.
Pair of Union Hill, the second by Miss
Decker of West New York. "Booby
prizes" were won by Mrs Decker of
w. N. Y and Mrs. Nugent of Morris
town. Among others present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegarty daughters Ma
rie and Elizabeth; Mr.. and Mrs. Boff
and son John, Mr.. and Mrs. Schirmer
and daughter Gertrude of Woodcliff;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Decker of w. N.
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Pair, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kelly of U. H; Mr.. Seillier and Miss
Seillier of w. Hoboken, and Mrs. Nu-