Palisadian., 1924-10-10
Village Gossip

w
hours in Palisade last week.
DR.. Charles P. Berkey lectured on
Thursday evening at the Brooklyn
Academy of Sciences. His subject
was: "My Experience in the Cobb
Desert"
The Church League held a meeting
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Hayes. The ladies are
planning most interesting event for
the latter part of October
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley return
ed on Tuesday from a trip to New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp of Edge
wood lane had as their guests for a
few days Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mick
mes of Pompton Lakes.
Mrs. Nils Paulson entertained at
luncheon for Mrs. James Stewart last
Friday afternoon. Several ladies came
in later to play nah jong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno De Paoli were
entertained last Saturday evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elkan.
Mrs. Joseph Kilcarr and children
motored to Newburg last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Logan and
Mrs. H. Reynolds left the early part
of this week for a ten-day visit to At
lantic City.
"A number of Palisadians went on
Tuesday evening to visit the Herald
Tribune building in New York City.
Professor and Mrs. Charles p. Ber-
key are spending this weekend at
Wellesley College with their daughter
Virginia, who is this year village
senior, which is a great honor, as a
village senior lives in a cottage with
the freshmen.
Mr.. Fred Collins was the weekend
guest of Mr.. Paul Brady.
Mrs. Fred Bull, her son Fred, and
her mother, Mrs. Newcomb, left last
week to spend the winter in Georgia.
Miss Betty st. John celebrated her
twelfth birthday on Wednesday after.
noon with party. Twelve young
guests were present and enjoyed a
delightful afternoon.
Mr.. Franklin Lamp of Vine1and
N. j., spent Wednesday evening visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane.
The first meeting of the Minnesota
Club in the East will be held on Sat.
urday afternoon at the Waldorf, in
New York City. Mrs. Charles P
Berkey of Palisade is president again
this year.
! The Womens League are planning
to give a peddlers' carnival at the
schoolhouse on Saturday evening, Oc
tober 25, at o'clock. Admission will
be fifteen cents and tickets are for
sale by members of the Women's
League. Children are cordially in
vited. Keep this date open.
The Community Players held their
second meeting on Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. w. E. Sammis in
Edgewater Heights.
George Johnson left London on the
4th and is due here any day.
Eddie Ebell, a student at the N. Y
u, spent last weekend with his par
ents in Palisade.
Miss Florence Brady has as her
guest a girl friend who has just re-
turned from Paris.
An invitation is extended to all the
women voters to meet at the home of
Mrs ]. Stewart, 1000 Edgewood lane,
on Monday. Oct. 20, at 2:30 p. m. to
meet Mrs Francisco, the vice chair
man of the Bergen County Republi-
can Committee who will enlighten all
on the principles of the Republican
party and will give talk on the Re-
publican candidates seeking office this
coming election.
Rev. Allen Hunter, of the Union
Church, is planning a series of in
formal group meetings to be held on
Sunday evenings in the church. Sub
jects of present interest and impor-
tance will be considered, somewhat
in the nature of an open forum.
Speakers will be provided for the oc-
casion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd G. Schaefer
have returned to their home on Ber-
gen boulevard after several weeks
vacation spent in Maine.
The marriage of Miss Agusta Ries-
enberger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Riesenberger, of 1882 Abbott
boulevard, to Mr.. Alfred B. Dayton,
son of the late Judge A. B. Dayton, of
Jersey City, will take place at the
rectory of the Reverend Collins
Cation of the First Reformed Church
in West Hoboken on Saturday, Octo-
Der II. Miss Riesenberger was given
silk stocking shower by her girl
friends recently.
Mrs. Louise Kerby, of Anderson
avenue, has returned home from Bos-
ton, where she visited her sister, Mrs
BeltZung.
RuJer's Treosryre Eoyrnd