Palisadian., 1924-10-31
Village Gossip


November 8 for a ten-day trip to
Bermuda, in the company of friend
from Philadelphia.
The Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a
hike to Englewood Cliffs last Satur-
day. Several of the girls are now
familiar with thirty-five native trees,
which they can identify in summer
or winter. On Friday evening they
will be entertained at a Hallowe' en-
party by Marjorie Reid, their presi-
dent. On Monday evening they are
to have lesson in folk dancing.
The Friday Afternoon Card Club
Miss Grace Campbell took first prize,
and Mrs. Reynolds, for the sixth time
in succession, took second prize. AS
Mrs. Reynolds now finds herself well
supplied with all the articles suitable
for second prize. she suggested that
this be abolished, and BOBBY prize
given instead. This suggestion was
uHdHlinouSly adopted.
Mrs. David Kisch entertained at
dinner on Sunday, number of
guests from New York. The evening
was spent in dancing and singing.
On the evening of Sunday, Novem-
ber 8, which is Red Cross Sunday and
also Armistice Day, there will be a
community gathering at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley. A pro-
gram full of interest is being ar
ranged in observance of the occasion.
A feature will be the singing of the
national hymns of various countries
by citizens of those countries.
Mrs. Arthur Hayes has had as her
house guest, her sister, Miss Van
Loon, from Wilkesbarre.
The Alpha Club, which now num-
bers fourteen members, met with
their leader, Mrs. Mapes, on Monday
evening. They decided at this meet
ing to bring to the community musi-
cal treat which was enjoyed by sew
eral local people at Blairstown last
summer 1t will be a lecture recital
by Mrs. Hamilton, of Newark, on
Tuesday evening. November IS. The
price of the tickets has been kept
down to so cents, in order that no
child or young person need miss an
occasion promising much pleasure
and profit.
Mrs. Rosetta Gomprecht, of Alb
bott boulevard was given surprise
party on Friday in honor of her
birthday by her sisters of the East
ern Star Chapter of Fort Lee.
Mrs. Oman and Mrs. Binner enter
tanned four tables at bridge on
Friday, as means of earning their
quota for the music studio fund of.
the Woman's Club.
DR. and Mrs. Littwin and a party
of friends are motoring up to New
Haven to see the Yale-Navy game
tomorrow.
1t is easy to pick out the good and
the bad if the good do the picking.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
julius Zanette Post will hold it's
mOutHly uocllHS Oh MOHudy, NOVeHl-
ber 3, in the form of a bridge, at the
home of Mrs. Charles Levey, in Brook
Lane. All members and those eligible
for membership are urged to come.
"A letter, requiring five weeks to
come from Johannesburg, South
Africa. has reached Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest Sibley, telling of the landing
there of their daughter and her hus-
band, Mrs. and Mr. Robert Mcclellan
They have taken an apartment in a
house set in gardens on hill top,
with their easement windows giving
in one direction a view of the noun
tains, in another. of the charming
gardens. and in third, the red roofs
of the town below. They found the
American Consul to be an Andover
and Yale man, thus establishing at
once a bond between them and Mr..
Mcclellan.
At the meeting of the boys of the
Pioneer Club in the Church on Fri