Palisadian., 1924-11-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Kronenbitter are the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. William
Gark Clark. for the past couple O.
weeks.
1t will be interesting to many resi-
dents in our town to hear that Rev
A. c. Church, former pastor of the
Grantwood Congregational Church
has accepted call to Andover, Mass.
and with his wife will leave his pres
ent charge as assistant in Brooklyn
Congregational Church on January /
The Bridge Club of Grantwood had
a very jolly time attending the matt
nee of pigs" in New York. including
in their party Mrs. Benda, Mrs. Drew
and Mrs. Sears.
Mrs. George Hall has returned from
short visit with Mrs. Was, formerly
of the local high school faculty, now
living in Hammonton.
One of the most enjoyable events
of the early social season in Cliffside
Park was the reception given by the
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Floyds Leach in
their home on Thursday evening of
last week, which was attended not
only by members of their own parish
but by the other friends whom they
have made since their residence in
the town through their interest and
cooperation In It's social and com
munity affairs.
The evening was a real get-together
of old aud new friends and residents
in simple informal way, both young
and old.
Mrs. r. n. Mutt presided at the tea
table and the young people assisted
at the punch bowl and In serving the
many guests.
A large card party was given by
Mr.. Charles Haage and Miss Helen
Haage last week to raise their quota
in the Talent Campaign" for the Con.
gregational Church.
Forty-five attended and at eleven
tables bridge, euchre, 800" or pinochle
were played. Refreshments were
served and prizes awarded, the lucky
winners being Mrs. Vosburgh, Mrs.
Dana, Mrs. Paris, Mrs. Hitz, Mrs.
Ahearn, Mr.. Thayer, Mrs. Suttey,
Mrs. Metzler, Mrs. Beatty. Mr.. Clark,
Kenneth Clark and for non-players,
Miss Winterburn.
The Hilltop Choral Society held a
very successful rehearsal at Madame
Wheeler's home recently. Several
new male voices were added to the
chorus.
1t was decided that an extension of
time be given for the reception of
new members who will now be admit
ted on Monday, November "a.
There are no dues charged members
of the society.
Everyone Is glad to see the CHEEKY
smile Of Mrs. Henry Muck again after
her siege of illness. Mrs. Muck was
operated on in the Englewood Hos
pital several weeks ago. She says
her friends were lovely to her and she
received twenty-seven floral gifts.
Mrs. Robert Burns was very Ill the
early part of this past week, but she
is much improved now, though not
completely we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Reichel, of
Knox avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. AL
Singer, of West Hoboken, celebrated
their tenth and eleventh annivers-
aries respectively, on November 12,
by attending a performance, 1.-THE
Grab Bag" with Ed Wynn and en-
joyed a supper at the Strand Roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ritter of Hudson
street, Hoboken, were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Kaelin of Lawton
avenue Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Meyers of Lawton Court
apartment is confined to her home
with an attack of pneumonia.
DR.. and Mrs. William P. Ahearn
and daughter Mary of Grant avenue
sailed on Saturday for Bermuda
where it is hoped that Dr.. Ahearn will
be benefited in health by an extended
stay.
The Ferncliff Social Club will hold
a social in the Epiphany Church Hall
on Knox avenue Saturday evening.
Ruby Moquist of Grantwood spent
the weekend in Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Mcdonald, of
avenue, are spending sew
eral weeks in Chicago, Ill.
The second annual intercollegiate
dance of Grantwood will be held De-
cember 26 in the Cliffside Park High
School gym. A Vincent Lopez orches.
ira will furnish continuous music
from 9 to 1. The committee in charge
consists of A. A. Scullion, chairman !;
w. ], Macdonald, Jr, F. D. Kirmayer,
j. Whelan, o. w. Leuders.
Mr.. Peter Johnson of Palisade ave
nue. returned home Monday from q
weeks trip to Kentucky.
News has been received in town o
the death of Frank j. Bergen of New
York City. Mr.. Bergen was at ONT