Palisadian., 1924-10-17
Village Gossip

The manager of the Palisadian has
offered the Woman's Club of Palisade
the job of reporting for this column
as one means of earning their quota
for the music studio fund. For the
first three weeks Mrs. Beans will
gather the news. 1t will be appre
ciated if anyone having items of in
terest will hand them to her.
Mrs. William Archibald returned or
Monday after three months vaca
tion spent at her summer home al
Weekapaugh, R. /.
Mrs. Ella Blakeley returned on
Wednesday from her old home at Ho
bart, N. Y, where she spent the sum
mer visiting friends and relatives.
The Helping Hand Society met to
sew bn Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Miss Briefly in Kingsland
Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Schaeffer are
celebrating their wedding anniver.
sary on Saturday with dinner and
theatre party in New York. Mr..
Schaeffer's mother and sister are
their guests.
The Sunday school board met at
the home of Mrs. Mapes on Wednes-
day evening.
The strike of floor nnlsners, which
was responsible for the delay on the
work of the Valentines new home,
has been settled. The polishing is
going forward, and they hope to move
in this week.
IA large number of Sunday school
teachers and workers from Palisade
will attend the convention to be held
in the Reformed church in Hacken-
sack at 7:15 Friday evening.
Mrs. James Wolcott was taken on
Monday to the Fifth Avenue Hospital
in New York, where she will receive
insulin treatment.
The Harry Clark family made the
most of the holiday by driving up the
Storm King Highway in their new
1925 model Buick.
Captain Harry Elkan was present
ed by his company with silver low
ing cup at dinner given in his honor
at the Twenty-second Regiment
Armory last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Felser and fami-
ly have been touring New York state.
They returned Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Flemming
have as their house guests Mr.. Flem-
ming's mother and sister.
Mrs. Charles Levey entertained for
her small son, Jefferson Bayard Le-
vey, last Wednesday afternoon in
honor of his fourth birthday. Six
baby friends, with their mothers,
were the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cuny will
shortly move into their new home on
Cumbermede Road, in the block south
of Bluff Road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Jeltrup and
sons spent the weekend and holiday
at their summer place on Long Island.
They are closing the camp for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hoke motored
to Philadelphia over the weekend.
DR. and Mrs. Charles Littwin and
small son toured Pennsylvania last
week, visiting relatives and friends at
various points.
Mr., and Mrs. Mayhem Lake moved
into their new home on Edgewood
Lane last Friday.
The Peddlers' Carnival, to be given
by the Woman's League at the school
house on the evening of October 25,
promises fun for everyone. Several
members are working up humorous
sketch. There will be food and flow
ers for SALE Tickets are Is cents.
On the evening of his departure for
France Mr.. John Pie was the dinner
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henri Jeltrup.
Miss Calm Hoke was among the
| speakers at meeting of the Progress
sive party in Cliffside High School on
Wednesday evening.
DR.. Floyd Leach spent Saturday
morning in giving practical lesson
and demonstration of photography to
the group of Camp Fire Girls in Pali-
sade. The party took pictures with
various types of cameras and lenses
along the cliff, with careful attention
to lighting, composition and mechani-
cal details. They then went to the
rectory for a lesson in developing.
This is the second of series Of CAM
era talks to the group by Dr. Leach.
The first was an informal lecture on
the construction and adjustment of
the camera at the home of Mrs.
Beans, the guardian. This was Illus
trated by DR.. Leach's excellent and
varied equipment. The next will be
lesson in printing, from the mega
tives made on Saturday
Mrs. Vincent B. Kelley is visiting
with Mrs. Tams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Unger and
daughters motored to Cornwall on
Sunday. Miss HERS and Miss Per-
sons were their guests on the trip.
Mrs. D. c.. Rosenthal, daughter of
Mrs. Kisch, sailed with her husband
for Europe on October on the Brem-
en- Mr.. Rosenthal will study for his
doctorate at Leipzig.
Mr.. George E. Clark is giving much