Palisadian., 1923-05-18

SATURDAY dlleIuOOD III fdl1SdQe. Inc
Women's League entertained the chill
dren.
Some shingles have been stoler
from Mr.. Bergkamp's new houses be
ing built in Palisade and also some
tools. Some one must be trying tc
build home
Every one should read the home pa
per. The Palisadian Subscription Con
test is on in full swing. Many of the
young boys are about getting sub
scriptions.
The Palisade Theatre Corp has its
new office in the Theatre building al
the junction.
by Mrs. James A. Marcus at her home
on Abbott boulevard Saturday eve
ming last for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w. B. Lane, who were married sew
eral weeks ago. Mrs. Lane was for
merly Miss Laure Marcus, the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A
Marcus. The home was decorated
tastefully with white and lavender
lilacs, which delicately perfumed the
air. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening, consisting of fruit
punch, chicken salad, ice, cream
layer cake and coffee. Many guests
from Palisade and out of town were
present Those present from Pali-
sade were MIR. and Mrs. James Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Lockington, DR.. and
Mrs. Burton OpitZ, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II
Schroth, Mr.. and Mrs. Este Flag, Nh
and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Gingras, Mr.. and
Mrs Rheuman, Mr. T. Fredericks
Misses Calm Hoke and Agnes Brady;
from New York City, Mr.. and Mrs
Moneuse, Mr. John Birch, Mr.. Phillips;
from Crawford, n J., Mrs Grace
Montenecourt, Miss Edna Montene
court, Messrs. Jean and Edouard Mon
Hudson Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cady, Miss c. and Miss Frances
Cady; from Vineland, N J., Mrs. A
M. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Lamb. Miss Helen Bray.
Wood of Edgewood lane
showed his mettle last Tuesday eve
ming when he stopped a tough OF
Hoboken from abusing a young girl
who from appearances resented the
mans attention. The story goes thus
A car halted on Palsade avenue neal
Bluff road and two girls jumped out
and ran down Bluff road, pursued by
one of the two men in the car When
Wood appeared on the scene one girl
about seventeen years old, was Cry
ing and resisting the mans effort tC
force her to return to the car. Wood
interfered and the two girls ran down
Cumbermede road and disappeared
The two men, after few words, drove
off. Their names are Joseph Trulac
and iPaul Delettano, both of Hoboken
Mrs. -Holthausen and Miss Agnes
Brady left on Tuesday afternoon al
6 80 o'clock for a six weeks visit in
San Diego, Cal, with Mrs. Clara Toep
pei Those at the station to bid the
two popular ladies goodbye were Mr.
and Mrs. P Brady, Mr.. and Mrs. B
Brady, Mrs. Brady, Mrs. ST. John
Mrs. c. W. B. Lane. Mr.. A. Brady
and Mrs. Holthausen's two daughters
and her son.
Mrs. Rheuman and Mrs. Hays will
entertain the Helping Hand Society at
the home of the former. May %, in
the afternoon. All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boswick drove to Bear
Mountain Monday to attend church
About 200 people also
went in autos.
Gertrude and Helen Boswick
Conn.
Some of the boys of the Pioneers
Club are planning to go to Camp Har
lem this summer. Very soon there
will be a parents meeting for the
boys, at which the director of the
camp will speak,
Does your new straw hat feel out of
place? Don't worry, they all feel that
way at first.
and Sta Mandel Thompson
who are staying at the Fredericks
home, We're guests of the Universal
Studio in Fort Lee Wednesday, the
9th. Mrs Barthelmess and her son
the two children, taking
them about the studio and showing
them the new scenery of Richard Bar
thelmess' new picture, The Fighting
Blade Mr. Barthelmess brought the
children home. Rudy and Sita will be
in the picture. Miss Thompson is tai
ented as writer of poetry also This
poem was written for a play in the
Palisade school,
Mine is the land of the vineyards,
OF Alpine peaks so high,
OF green and fertile valleys,
And larks singing in the sky
My home is covered with clinging
vines,
And into my window the warm sur
shines,
And leaning on my window sill
| see lambs playing on distant hill.
/ go to school with dark skinned boys
and girls,
Quite different you see from this new
world;
Oh, friend. could you not visit me
In my home in sunny Italy?
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