Palisadian., 1923-06-22
Village Gossip

looking bit thinner, but very, very
pretty.
Chldren's Luncheon
The Misses Rosemary and Ruth
Judd gave luncheon to eight of their
little friends at their home in West
Palisade on Saturday, June 16.
The guests were the Misses Mary
and Joan Burdett, Nettchen and Irene
Unger, Ellen Richard, Mary and Flor
ence Wood and Royce Badge.
The decorations were pink baskets
and notices, with syringa as a center
decoration. The favors were butter
fly pendants.
Games were played and prizes dis
tributed after the luncheon.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Sibley and
Miss Maxine returned last week from
a trip to Andover, Mass, where Ernest
Jr., is in school They attended the
AndoverEXeter baseball game and
saw Andover win with a score of 10
to 5.
Mr.. Sibley and Miss Maxine motored
home and Mrs. Sibley and Ernest, Jr.,
returned two days later by boat from
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley attended
the Yale-Princeton baseball game last
Saturday.
Annual Outing
The annual outing of the Sunday
School of the Union Church of Pali-
SADIE will take place next Saturday,
June 23rd.
All planning to attend will meet at
the Church promptly at / o'clock,
where automobiles will be waiting to
transport them to the Interstate Park
grounds just north of Dyckman Street
Ferry, where the afternoon will be
spent.
Everyone is requested to take a pic
mic supper sufficient for themselves.
Lemonade will be provided for all.
There will be races, games and con-
tests-with prizes for the winners.
Parents and friends are cordially in
vited. All young children, should be
accompanied by someone who will be
responsible for them
Business men can come from New
York by subway to Dyckman Street
Ferry and find their families and
friends near the recreation piers on
the New Jersey side
The closing services of the season
Will be held in the Union Church of
Palisade on next Sunday. The regu-
lar Cnrvipnc bo
September.
Special exercises will be held during
the Sunday School hour next Sunday
and the Reverend Mr. Patterson of
New York City will preach at II
o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. Lockington of Edge
wood lane are preparing to leave
shortly for a month at Seaside Park
-Boody Sibley was chosen to accom-
pany the president of Andover to rep
resent the school at Blairstown this
coming week.
The Theodore Kemms of Cumber-
mede road were much surprised We'd
nesday morning to see a tiny fawn
grazing on their lawn. At the slight
est sound it turned and vanished into
the woods.
Miss Mein of Palisade, who just
lately returned from Bermuda, will
spend the Fourth at Asbury Park.
Mr.. Robert Moore has returned
from short business trip to Wash
ington.
Mrs. E. E. Miller leaves shortly to
spend the summer in Greensborough,
VT.
Mr.. Wesley Schmidt of Edgewood
lane leaves next week for a summer
in Elmira.
Mrs. E. Schroth of Edgewood lane
will give a bridge on June 81 for the
Beethoven Society of New York
Miss Agnes Brady will leave Cali
fornia about the I'd of July and will
reach Palisade about the goth.
Right after church last Sunday
jolly party of four cars left for a pic
mic at Bear Mountain. Returning at
s p. M, they were served with a de-
licious supper by Mrs. Harry Clark
on her porch. The party included
Mr.. and Mrs. King, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. Mapes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cory, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Jr.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Sr, also a
few kiddies.
The Library closes during the day
for July and August 1t is open eve
nings, however.
Miss Calm Hoke of Anderson ave-
nue. leaves shortly for a few weeks
at Virginia Beach, near Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Charles of
Grantwood dined Friday night with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lane of Abbott
boulevard.
Mrs. Holthausen, Miss Brady and
Miss Foepell were shown through
Hollywood film studios by Mr. James
A. Marcus.
The lawn party and sale held at the
Christian Orphans Home last Satur-
day was huge success, over 5000
being realized