Palisadian., 1924-07-25

| was held Thursday evening at the
church on Hamilton avenue. All
money was collected for the tickets
for the play they presented at Leonia
about a month ago.
Kathleen McKenna, Anna Spence
and Anna Knause left Sunday for
the Catskill Mountains, where they
will spend two weeks.
Mr. Harry Lucht and son Allan
spent a week at Green Hen Farm,
West Ashokan, Catskills, and Mrs.
Lucht spent the week at Long Beach.
Margaret Dunn of Palisade avenue
has returned from the Catskill Noun
tains, where she spent two weeks.
| Miss Lillian Faber of Oakdene ave-
nue. rendered surprise party to her
cousin, Alfred Young. The invited
guests were all sitting in the living
room when Alfred entered and was
greeted with a loud Surprise" Sing
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At late hour the guests journeyed
to the dining room, where delicious
feast was partaken of. The inclusives
were: Estelle Brown, Eleanor Shae-
daner, May Sponseller, Lillian Faber,
Lillian Nagel, Elise Evelyn, Buster
Sergeant, Harold Shaedaner, Vincent
Hopper, Joe Peckorick, Alfred Young.
Mrs. Mary Starace and daughter
Myra of Day avenue have returned
after spending the week with DR.. F..
Marini of Passaic.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Ware of An
derson avenue had as their weekend
guests Mrs. Drigert and daughter OF
Brooklyn.
Edward Osterman. and Ellwood
Tinsky of Broad avenue left Saturday
for a two weeks stay at Niagara
Falls.
Robert Cadien had his Ford stolen
recently while it was standing outside
his home at Fuller terrace and An
derson avenue.
Mrs. William Lassimore of 126 Full
! ton avenue entertained several
friends at birthday party at her
home recently.
Mrs. Hugh Traynor of Mckinley
street is spending weeks vacation
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bochman at
| Perth Amboy.
F. Spaeth of Fifth street, Fairview,
is constructing a building at Henry
street and Anderson avenue.
Miss Anna McCaskey and Nick Mil
ler of Anderson avenue spent the
weekend at New Haven, Conn.
Miss Margaret Wallace returned
Saturday after spending two weeks at
Asbury Park.
Two one-family brick dwellings are
bein built on Prospect avenue by F..
Alloca, North Bergen contractor.
Mrs. Daniel La Morte and children
of Shaler avenue are spending two
months in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kreugener of 22S
Fulton terrace motored on Saturday
to Long Branch. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. Kreugener's parents.
Members of Our Lady of Grace
Church held a picnic at Palisades
Amusement Park on Thursday.
Mrs. S. Labston Cobb and children,
Harry and Betty, of 14o Anderson ave-
nue., are spending several weeks at
Bantum Lake, Conn.
George Ernn, formerly of Prospect
avenue, has left for his summer vaca-
tion at his grandparents farm in the
| Catskills.
A regular meeting of Bellman
Council No. 295, Jr. o. U. A. M, was
held Tuesday evening at their meet
ing rooms in the United Presbyterian
Church on Anderson avenue and
Henry street.
A party of motorists motored to
Westwood on Sunday and dined at
the Venetian Gardens on the Old
Hook road, Westwood. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Da Paoli
and son Bruno, Mr. and Mrs. Bachetti
and son Raymond, and Mr. and Mrs.
| De Paoli, Sr., all of Grantwood.
Angelo Regona and family of An
derson avenue will take up their new
residence shortly at 119 Fulton ave-
nue..
Miss Ernestine West of Fairview
avenue is SPEEDING short time with
relatives in Brooklyn.
James Entwistle of Probst avenue
had as his guest recently Jack Mayes
of Poughkeepsie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dasch of Riverview
place were the guests on Wednesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Kline of Bogota.