Palisadian., 1923-06-08

Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Mar
tin Purnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Rhueman
were also present
Mrs. e. Yancy Cohen, formerly of
Palisade, is spending a few weeks
with friends in New York, and is
staying at the Bel Norde Hotel.
turned home from Raleigh, North
Carolina, to enjoy much needed
rest. Miss Bradshaw had the strenu-
Gus task of staging and directing an
enormous pageant for her university.
Once rested, she will spend the sum-
mer visiting her many friends.
Mrs. James Stewart entertained at
luncheon last Tuesday for the ladies
of the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church of New York. Twenty-Five
guests were present, among them the
Rev. Odell, who was perfectly charm
ed with Palisade and strolled over to
the Union Church, which he greatly
admired.
Mrs. Hector Rosenstiel is suffering
with sprained arch which is severe
enough to prevent her from moving
about at all.
Mrs. Laura Bradshaw attended the
final meeting of the Monday Club,
which was held at the home of Mrs.
Hamilton C. Weeks of South Orange
Mrs. Bradshaw was elected president.
Mrs Stewart and Mrs Schrodt at
tended the meeting of the Federation
of Women's Clubs which was held at
the Hotel Astor this week. The Bee
thoven Choral sang as the guests of
Madame Catherine Van Clemmen.
Mrs. Lester Burdette of Anderson
avenue and Lester, Jr., were taking
moving pictures in Central Park
Tuesday afternoon. Other members
of the party were DR.. Fenwick and lit
tie Miss Fenwick of Highwood Park
and Mr.. Tony Pagano of Fort Lee. If
Lester, Jr., keeps on, Tom Mix will
have to look to his laurels.
Mrs. Harry Elkan is looking for
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Roakh who was married few years
ago and has been in Texas all this
time. She will be rememered as one
of Palisades prettiest girls. Lallah
Roakh is a proud mother also, and her
baby and Master Elkan will make a
lovely pair.
Miss Ethel Shelly of Palisade, who
has been appearing in "The Red
Robe was a guest of James Powell
at the Cosmopolitan Club last Thurs
day Miss Shelly left for Los Angeles
last Friday, where she will take part
in a new production, the name of
which has not been announced as yet.
Mr. Sheehy of Palisade who has
been home from the hospital but
few weeks is improving rapidly,
though still confined to the house.
On June 16 the Christian Orphans
Home of Fort Lee will hold a Lawn
Party, sale and supper All are most
cordially invited to attend this worthy
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elkan dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno De Paoli
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. P. T. Berkey of Cumbermede
road has a new Buick sedan.
Mrs. Moredie of Chicago, who was
Mildred Newmark of Palisade, is plan
ming jolly time for her chum, Agnes
Brady, when that young globe-trotter
stops at Chicago on her way home
from Los Angeles.
Miss Edna and Emily Focht and
Miss Augusta Riesinberger of Pail
sade were entertained at tea by Mrs.
Hollopitu of Hoboken.
Mrs. II. Flagge is entertaining her
bridge club at her cottage in Brielle.
The ladies will go down Thursday
and return either Friday or Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Beckmann is entertain
ing her bridge club Wednesday after
noon at her home on Edgewood lane
Elizabeth Flagge is expected home
from boarding school about June II.
Miss Calm Hoke of Anderson ave-
nue. was hostess at tea given by her
class in Hunter College.
Mrs and Miss Reisenberger, on Alb
bott boulevard, entertained at dinner
Wednesday night in honor of Miss
Elsie Reisenberger. Mr.. and Mrs.