Palisadian., 1923-10-05

Happenings of
/ The Week
l Grantwood
MRS. GERTRUDE POLSLEY, resi-
dent pianist and teacher; first
prize graduate Leipsic Conservatory.
N. Y. studio, Carnegie Hall. Box 2S,
Palisade, N. J. r9-14-23.
Mrs. R. Kammerer of West Hamp-
| ton, Long Island, is staying at the
home of her mother, Mrs. G. Dickin-
son of Knox avenue, for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Michaelson and
| family of Grant avenue moved into
their new apartment on Anderson ave-
nue. Monday.
Henry Schwebert of Lafayette ave-
nue. is confined to his home with blood
poisoning in his jaw. DR.. Fessler of
Knox avenue is in attendance.
A social club called the Gazette
Eight" has been formed in Grantwood.
The club is composed of a group Of
the younger social set of the town.
Mr.. Charles Niehaus, the we'll known
sculptor Of Grant avenue, is resting
comfortably after severe operation
on Thursday.
! Kenneth Clark of Palisade avenue
| saw the New York Giants capture
their third consecutive pennant on Fri
day, when they beat their bitter rivals
from across the bridge--namely, the
Brooklyn Robins.
| James Nicholas is in the production
department of Warmers Sugar Fac
tory as clerk.
The Misses Helen Boswich of Au-
rora avenue and Hazel Elmendorf Of
Crescent avenue started their secre-
tarial courses in Packard's Business
Institute, New York, on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Reeves of Grant ave-
nue. was one of the lucky winners at
the recent bazaar held in the Masonic
Temple. Mrs. Reeves won a beautiful
fern Friday evening.
Harry Reynolds of Lafayette avenue
is now engaged by G. Behrmann of
West New York in the painting trade.
Three large dormies are being add
ed to the roof of the Suritskie home
on Lafayette avenue.
Rev. M. Montgomery, former minis
ter of the Episcopal Church on Pail
sade avenue, was in town during the
week visiting friends.
The Smith family of Wayne avenue
motored to West Point Sunday, where
they were taken through the Military
Academy
Mr.. and Mrs. Ched Hoover of Knox
avenue moved from town Monday.
ents in Philadelphia for several weeks,
will join her husband in Indiana
around November 1.
Emil Leclercq of Knox avenue is
confined to his home with badly in
fected hand.
Miss Mabel Spiller of Palisade ave-
nue. returned Monday from an auto
mobile tour which extended through
the White Mountains and to Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McGrath of Colum-
bia avenue returned during the week
from Easthampton, Long Island,
where they spent the summer.
Archie Ruser and friends spent the
week end at the ATLANTIC Highlands.
Keep Saturday evening, October 90,
open for the initial sport dance of the
Royal Ten. The dance, which will be
held in the Masonic Temple, Knox
avenue, Grantwood, will be enlivened
by the strains of Bud Fishers Happy
Players, who recently came out on top
in a large jazz band contest held in
the State Theatre, Union Hill. Tick
cts, which are being sold at the mod
crate price of rs cents, may be pur-
chased from any member of the Royal
Ten.
Michael Gerabasi of Crescent ave-
nue. is home ewith an infected foot,
the result of an accident received
some time ago while at work in War
ners Sugar Refinery.
James Stewart, Jack McGarrigal
and Raymond Eckers, all Grantwood
boys, have taken positions as taxi
drivers for the Take Me Taxi Com
pany of Union HILL
for