Palisadian., 1923-06-29
Village Gossip


at Rockaway Point over Saturday.
The Misses Elinor Pennell and Hell
en- Paulson will attend a Sunday
school convention at Asbury Park on
July 5. They will be accompanied by
Mrs. Paulson and Joan.
Miss Augusta Riesenberger held a
party last Thursday. Eight
were present.
Mr.. John A. Sharp is leaving to at
tend a convention in Atlantic City
Miss Maxim leaves this Saturday for
a horseback trip through Yellowstone
Park and the Rockies. She will ac-
company party of friends.
Mrs. A. o. Sasse is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Barcklage Of Edgewood
lane. Mrs. Sasse has an infant son,
born on Decoration Day.
The ex-presidents Of the Six Dis
tricts Club were entertained at lunch
con Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Sammis Of Grantwood.
Bobby Beans has completely recoy-
cred from his recent operation and is
home from his Lake George trip, ON
which he caught three pound bass.
The George Beckmanns expect to go
to Greenport, Long Island, over the
Fourth.
Fred Buchanan and his orchestra,
known as the Knickerbockers, will
play for the radio on Saturday after
noon from to 3, station WOR
Mr. and Mrs. Kilcarr of Edgewood
lane were given surprise party last
Saturday night in honor Of their
eighth anniversary. About sixteen
people attended, bringing a delicious
supper with them, which was served
at midnight. There was an enormous
wedding cake and many pretty gifts.
The Misses Edna and Emily Focht
and Miss Augusta Riesenberger are
being entertained Saturday by Mrs.
Herman of Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Conway wish to
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Helen Marie Conway, to Mr..
Joseph M. 'TiIlien of Illinois. Mr.. Til
lien is a recent graduate Of the Savage
School.
Harry Elkan has just returned from
a two weeks stay at the Peekskill
military camps
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Fink have as
their guest Mr.. and Mrs. Schnass from
Germany.
Nancy Shields was the guest of
the Charles Lanes of Abbott boule-
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Magee of Edge
wood lane will spend the Fourth at
Taunton, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph Breckley, who will be
remembered as pretty Valeska Barch-
lage, will spend the Fourth with her
mother on Edgewood lane
Mr.. Fred Buchanan will spend the
Fourth in Suffern.
Mr.. Lloyd Riesenberger and friends
are motoring to Poughkeepsie to at
tend the intercollegiate boat races.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Conway leave Sat
urday for three weeks stay in Belle
Harbor.
MIR. and Mrs. A. N. Magee were en-
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Negbauer, formerly of Paiisade.
DIR. F. E. Curry, the Junction dentist,
has returned to his office after a few
days visit to the Harvard University
Alumni Association meeting. He re-
ports a large attendance and has
brought back many new ideas in rela-
ton to the treatment and preservation
OF teeth, together with new methods
of restoration and the Strengthening of
children's teeth.
He states that from reports of vari-
GUS investigating committees it ap-
pears that the people are finally real
lzlng the importance of good sound
teeth and impressing on their children
that care and the occasional visit to
their dentist will assure them of
healthy teeth and mouths in later life.
Oh, Well! Just Hopeless
"A young man went into music
store the other day and said to the
clerk:
Have you got song called You
Carry Your Barnacles Hither and
Thither'"
DO you know who wrote it?"
The young man shook his head, says
the Youngstown Telegram.
After search that lasted quarter
of an hour the clerk said:
I'm afraid can't locate it. Do you
know the publisher"
NO. the young man replied. "In
fact, | am not certain there is a song
like that at all. l dreamed about it
the other night, and l just wanted to
find out"
Miss Fannie Bradshaw, of West Pal
isade, has returned from Raleigh, N.
c., where she has been engaged in
teaching dramatic art for several sea-
sons. She has now taken a position
for similar work at Briarcliff, N. Y,
in Miss Dows School. Miss Brad
shaw's services were sought in fine
school for young ladies in Washing
ton, but she chose the Briarcliff en-
gagement because she can return to
Palisade each weekend.
Miss Maxine Sibley expects to have
the time of her life this summer. She
is going to a ranch out west with a
of other girls. She was in
vited by some of the college men. Her
date book must contain as many pages
as the dictionary
The Hodgins family will spend the