Palisadian., 1924-08-01
Village Gossip

t1On with that concern ana is now
with the Brooks Uniform Company,
Broadway and 40th street, New York
Harry is quite happy over his new po-
sition. He said this week:
Eyes, l am more than satisfied.
needed change. 1t was coming to
me- The Brooks concern will give me
broader field for my labors. 1t has
a fine, clean reputation which pleases
me greatly. There is no costume
house in the country with any higher
standing"
Last week was some birthday era
for prominent Palisade ladies. Among
those who celebrated natal days were
Mrs. Sibley, Mrs. Reuhmann, Mrs.
Paulson and Mrs. Reynolds.
Name of a New York lawyer on a
bulletin Board:
ETHELDA M. BLEIBTREE
About as odd name as one ever
saw.
Mr.. Nazeley is repainting his Cadil-
lac car and doing a good job.
-Adolph, Richard and John Fink and
their families motored to Ferndale,
New York, this past week where they
are enjoying a vacation. Benny sent
a postal to the Palisadian saying he
was having wonderful time. He
also asks that we give his regards to
Palisade.
Miss Gertrude Morecroft, of Syra-
cuse, N. Y, is visiting her brother,
Prof. John Morecroft.
Susan Houser had as her guest her
little cousin Louise Houser of Lam
caster, Pa.
Mrs. Milton Elkan and her son Stan
| eral months with her sister-in-laW
Mrs. Harry Elkan of Bridal way.
Mrs. and Mrs Dunbar Spots are on
motor trip through New York State.
Mrs. John w. Fingerlin of Bell Har-
Dor is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Miles
MacFarland of Edgewood lane.
Mrs. Marguerite Horan is enjoying
| sojourn at Larchmont. Mrs. Horan
recently moved from Palisade to
Grantwood and her Palisade friends
miss her being near.
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Flading and
| Eleanor are vacationing at Lake
| Placid.
Mrs. Charles Littwin entertained
Mrs. Harry Elkan, Mrs. Milton Elkan,
Mrs. Geo. Beckmann and Mrs. Robert
Moore at Nah Jongg on last Tuesday
evening.
Yesterday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
George Beckmann and Mr. William
! Eypper left for a motor trip to
Schroon Lake where Mr.. Eypper will
join his wife and children. The Beck
mann's will go on to 'outh Darth-
mouth for short visit with Mr.. Beck
mann's parents.
The mother of Mrs. James Madison,
| Mrs. A. Herben, and her little son,
Jim, will spend the remainder of the
summer in Ocean Grove.
Miss Marjorie Taylor of New Haven
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tay-
lor of Abbott blvd.
Mrs. Charles Taylor entertained at
dinner recently Captain Taylor, Mr..
McCrenlen Of New York, Mr.. Fred
Maple of West New York, Mr.. Tom
Taylor and his daughter Marjorie and
the Gingras family.
Mrs. King entertained on Wednes-
day last in honor of Mrs. Cory.
Little Clark Foster has the whoop-
ing cough.
Leonard Lane left today for Fort
Lake, N. Y. where he will spend his
vacation. Howard Lane returns to-
morrow after pleasant two weeks
vacation in Calacoon.
| Mrs. William A. Lessler of Havre
De Gras is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clark, Sr., of Edge
wood lane.
Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr. will have as
weekend guest her sister, Miss Mil
dred Johnson, of Philadelphia.
-Carmine Richard and family are
having delightful summer at their
cottage in Long Beach.
To Mr.. and Mrs. James V. Wool
colt, Jr. on July "a, baby boy. Rob-
ert Thornton is his name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bennett have
returned from their camping trip.
Mr.. Ernest Sibley has been appoint
ed architect for a new school to be
built in Ridgefield Park. Mr. Sibley
has been the architect for the School
Board of Ridgefield Park since 1907.
Ernest Sibley, Jr. writes from Paris
that he had visit with Miss Helen
Paulsen and also with Miss Elsie
Resor, "Skeet" Resor and his bride.
"Skeet' was married just before sail
ing from New York with his sister to
enjoy journey through Europe.
"A group of the teachers and officers
of the Union Sunday School motored
to Greenwood Lake on Saturday last
where they were entertained by the
w. R. Goodman's.
REV. and Mrs. Allan Hunter left o.
day for weeks vacation in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcclellan
were dinner guests of the Hunters on
Wednesday night. 1t is possible
these two young couples may meet at
some future date in China as the COM
pletion of their present plans will take
them all there there ultimately. 1t
Is Rev. and Mrs. Hunters desire to
sometime be missionaries to China
| and Bob" and Maxine" will visit