Palisadian., 1923-10-12

VII w lOu avenue on MO0-
day
Henry Lueders of Palisade avenue
purchased 1924 model Buick, during
he week
Mrs. F. Hyatt of Lawton avenue be.
came the bride of Mr.. A. Levy of New
York City on Thursday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Macdonald of Lin
coin avenue is vacationing at Della
ware Water Gap.
Mrs. Gerald Thayer of Lafayette
avenue held a novelty sale at her
home on Monday afternoon.
To Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Gemme of
Franklin a baby girl on Saturday.
Both mother and daughter are doing
splendid
Fred Christen, junior at Princeton
was the guest of Joseph
Moreng, Jr., over the weekend.
William Woods of Edgewater
returned Saturday after a sue
cessful hunting trip at Oak Ridge,
New Jersey.
The members of the Grantwood Fire
bn,
tongs to raise a sum of money for the
new building and fire house. On Sat
urday and Sunday they realized four
dollars through donations by
collections. All automobiles were
stopped and very few failed to con-
tribute at least few coppers, when
they saw and heard the firemen, who
were out in full regalia.
Some traffic on the new road on
Sunday! From five o'clock in the
afternoon until midnight five special
policemen and five regulars were kept
busy policing the long line of automo-
biles which stretched from Edgewater
Ferry House to Palisade avenue, Pali-
SADIE.
Warren B. Eyrich of Englewood, for
merly of Columbia avenue, was mar
ried Sunday morning to Miss Edith
Cobberly of Trenton, New Jersey Fol
lowing the ceremony the couple left
On an automobile tour through the
states.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Steffensen and sons
and Robert of Dyker Heights,
Brooklyn, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. S. Carlson of Franklin avenue on
The Knights of Columbus of Epiph-
any Church held meeting Tuesday
evening and made final preparations
for their dance on the eleventh.
Strands Melody Jazz Band will play.
Don't forget the Initial Sport Dance
of the Royal Ten on Saturday evening,
October 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark and son
Kenneth of Palisade avenue attended
the christening of the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kronenbitter of LIE
Cnia, Sunday afternoon. The services
were held in the All Saints Episcopal
Church of Leonia with DR.. C. Derby
of Leonia officiating. The baby boy
was christened Robert Paige Kronen-
bitter in the presence of the immedi-
ate families. Mrs. William Clark OF
Grantwood was named as the god
mother with Mr. Raymond Moore of
New York City as godfather.
Mrs. Charles Reeves of Grant ave-
nue. entertained friends at a card par
ty at her home on Friday. The early
part of the afternoon passed quickly
with five hundred, following which
dainty refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mrs. Jo-
seph Moreng, Mrs. ]. F. Henry, Mrs.
l.. M. Langston, Mrs. M. Schuler and
Mrs. G. Yaeger Mrs. Yaeger carried
off first prize.
Among the Grantwood politicians to
attend the meeting Of the Republicans
at Hackensack Monday evening, were
Mrs ]. Winters, Mrs w. Woods, Mrs.
r. Berks, Mr. J. Marini, Mr.. d. Nc
Clave and Mr.. j. P Carney.
Mrs. Elizabeth Macdonald of Lin
coin avenue will entertain the men,
bers of the Clark Court, Order of ANA
ranth, at an informal reception in her
home.
In a hard fought game Saturday,
Manager Bill Days Fort Lee Juniors
defeated the Anderson Athletic Club
of Grantwood by the close score of
SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Day and son
Frank of Port Jervis, N. j., spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. Days
mother at Edgewater Heights.
Warren Sammis of Edgewater
Heights has purchased small buck
BOARD automobile with a Smith motor
attachment.
Miss Ann Doberin secretary in the
oalisade Park School was married to