Palisadian., 1923-09-21

Qifside Notes

The Citizens Club of Cliffside Park
held their regular meeting at the of
flee of H. B. Joyce, Monday night.
The Womans Club held it's regular
monthly meeting Thursday. Four new
members were voted for. They are !:
Mrs. Baird, Mrs. Josephson, Mrs. War
rem and Mrs. Dillon. Mrs Banville
spoke on the bridge which may be
built across the Hudson. Mrs Ban
vile had the honor of being the only
woman present from the territory at
the bridge hearing and banquet given
in the designers honor. Mrs Thayer
then read the "Story of the Constitu-
ton" in observance of Constitution
week.
A well known building operator will
construct about twenty-five one and
two-family houses, of varied and pleas
ing design, with all modern convent
ences and Improvements, provided
negotiations for certain tract of
property are completed.
Frank Marsden of Cliffside and
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Borelli of Grantwood are
spending a week with Mayor Robert
Grimm of Sunkspoint, Lake George.
The Pioneer Field Club of Cliffside
will change from an athletic to a SO.
cial club. The first meeting was held
Thursday, September 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weis, of 291
John street spent Thursday night at
Coney Island, where they attended the
Mardi Gras.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Rouan was baptized Marie
Elizabeth Sunday last, at St. Johns
Church, Walker street, Cliffside.
| Mrs. L. Spalthof of New York was
the guest of Mrs. S. Nagel on Sunday
The Cliffside Park Board Of Educa
tion held an adjourned meeting Fri
day night in order to complete the
work which has accumulated during
the summer.
Miss Jessie Merritt of Palisade ave
nue. leaves today for New Jersey Wo
mans College, New Brunswick.
The circulation of books at the
Cliffside Park library has taken its
customary September jump and now
averages over 200 books day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nagel and daugh
ters motored to New Milford on Sun
day, where they were the guests ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rangers. They
were accompanied on the trip by Mrs
e. Bracket.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Greiner of North
Hackensack, formerly of Cliffside
were the weekend guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Greiner, Srs.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davidson and sor
took trip by auto to Central Valley
N. Y.
A luncheon was given on Tuesday
September IS, in honor of Miss Alice
K. Thayer at the home of Mrs. H. R
Benda.
Cliffside Park Building and Loar
Association opened it's doors on Mon
day. The association was organized
two weeks ago and will make its col
lections on Thursdays. Its quarters
will be at 349 Palisade avenue, in the
real estate Office of Francis A. Ban
vile, who is secretary of the organi
zation. Other officers are: Justus
Hattemer president; Herman F. Goe
mann, vice president, and William
Frances, Jr., treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Battaglia an
nounce the approaching marriage O.
their daughter, Miss Mary Battaglia
to Herman Ware of West New Yorl
on Sunday at Our Lady of Grace
church, Fairview. A reception will bt
held following the ceremony at thu
home of the bride after 6 p. m.
John ]. Brady, chief of police ant
councilman of Fairview, is endeavor
ing to reorganize the local post of the
American Legion. All Fairview ex
service men are urged to come to
gether and reorganize the legion. Eff
forts will be made to erect soldiers
and sailors monument in the neal
future. Mayor Marmet has pledged
his wholehearted support and coop
Grafton in preserving the activities o1
the world wars veterans.
| The marriage of Miss May Sullivan
Observation-Disclosures