Palisadian., 1924-06-27
Village Gossip


Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Kelsey are
taking charge of the Palisade library
in the school house on Anderson ave-
nue. on Thursdays.
Mrs. w. R. Goodman of Bluff road
recently purchased two very fine
paintings at the exhibition of the AL
lied Artists of America held at the
Art Students League in New York
City.
William Mulligan has returned
from Hamilton college to spend the
summer vacation with his parents.
"Bill" is a member of the staff of the
Hamilton Life, a college publication,
and obtained the appointment to the
staff through competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Eisenberg of War
rem avenue entertained at dinner on
Sunday evening last in honor of their
niece Miss Ruth Cowan of New York
and Mr.. Charles Wolf of New York,
whose engagement has been announc-
ed recently. Over twenty-five guests
were present, all from out of town, to
enjoy the truly delightful dinner pre-
pared by the hostess.
Mrs. Herbert d. Weld of Boston,
Mass, spent two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Goodman at their home on
Bluff road. Mrs. Weld is an old
friend of the Goodmans and stopped
off for visit en- route home after
attending a reunion of her class at
Vassar college.
Mrs. w. P. Kern and her daughter
Barbara are spending several months
at Situate, Mass.
Mrs. Florence L. Thompson will
spend her vacation visiting her par
ents in Albany, N. Y.
Mrs. Bliss of Edgewood Lane is
entertaining her sister Mrs. Cook of
Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Cooks daughter
is also guest at the Bliss home.
Mr.. E. HI. Schroth of Edgewood
Lane is expected home this weekend
from his recent trip to Europe.
The -Palisadian reporter met Mr..
and Mrs. Lockington, formerly of
Palisade, in Lakewood, their present
home, on Sunday last. They are look
ing well and wished to be remem-
bered to all their Palisade friends.
Miss Charlotte Gaylor of Tenn, the
daughter of Bishop Gaylor, spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Hodgins. Many Palisadians
heard Bishop Gaylor over the radio,
when he gave the invocation at the
Democratic Convention in New York
on Wednesday.
Miss Virginia Berkey entertained
Miss Dorothy Miller, a college chum.
at her home in Palisade recently.
There is a movement on foot to
change the name of Edgewood Lane
to Lovers lane. There's reason!
A number of members of the Jap
anese-American Forum of New York
were in Palisade on Wednesday eve
ming and were entertained at dinner
by number of local people. After
dinner a group of 40 or so met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hoke on
Anderson avenue and listened to an
interesting address by Charles P.
Fagnani, who explained the Japanese
problem and made an earnest plea
for loving conduct in religion.
AT the last meeting of the Delta
Sigma of Palisade at the home of
Miss Christine Fredericks plans were
made for lawn and card party in
the Immediate fl1tl1ra
Theodore Kemm, Jr., was gradual
ed from the Chelsea School in New
York City on June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus ]. Anderson
of Kingsland Lane entertained her
brother, Mr.. w. Frank Warner, and
his wife of New Orleans, La, on Sun
day of last week. Mr.. Warner is pay
ing his mother short visit on Grand
avenue in Palisades Park.
Mrs. E. E. Miller and her daughter
Ruth of Edgewood lane are spending
the summer in Greensboro, VT. Mr..
Miller leaves today for a months va
cation with his family in Greensboro.
Wilbur Gaess is planning to spend
month at Boy Scout camp in In
terstate Park in the near future.
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