Palisadian., 1924-10-24
Village Gossip

Friends of Mrs. Mary w. Torrey will
be sorry to learn that her brother-in-
law, Mr.. e. A. Gregory, is still critical
ly i'll in New York city hospital.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Tanner, newlyweds,
of Grandview, N. Y, are recent new
comers to Palisade. They are resid
ing at I'LL Edgewood lane
Eight Sunday School workers from
Palisade attended the evening ses-
sion of the Bergen County Sunday
School Association al Hackensack.
They report an attendance of 447,
and a most enjoyable occasion. An
organ recital and general singing pre-
ceded the talk by DR.. Hamilton of
Newark, who spoke on Religious
Education.
Mr.. w. R. Goodman was reappoint-
ed to serve on the Executive Board
of the Association.
An eyewitness can remember de-
tails of the crime for six months If
there is a good lawyer to prompt him.
Miss Mildred Johnson of Philadel-
phia, was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Clark, Jr, over Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Nelson, director of the Christian
Orphans Home, visited the Palisade
! Sunday School last Sunday, bringing
with him a group of the children. who
contributed some excellent singing to
the mornings program.
Mr. and Mrs. Suter have sold their
home on Kingsland lane, and are
moving to Grantwood.
Mrs Henri Jiltrup was the guest of
friends at the Hotel Belleclaire in
New York Monday.
-Grandmother's bobbed hair may
seem funny, but the world snickered
when great-grandfather shaved off hi;
beard
Miss Calm Hoke attended the an
nual reunion and luncheon of her
class, of Hunter College, on Thurs
| day.
In response to requests from friends
to give dancing lessons to their chill
dren, Mrs. Charles Levey has con-
sented to form two classes in folk and
interpretive dancing, one for girls and
boys from four to seven years old;
and one for girls of ten to fourteen.
Mrs. Levey (nee Elsa Kisch) was as
sociated with the apartments of ply
sical education at Teachers College
and Barnard, where she did notable
work in dancing and pageantry. The
classes are to convene in her home
on the afternoon of Wednesday, Nov
ember 10.
-Palisadians are interested in the
production next Tuesday evening of
"The Rehearsal" a one-act play by
Christopher Morley, at the home of
Mrs. Aiken. in Grantwood, under the
management of Mrs George Beck
mann. Mrs. D. H. Valentine is men,
ber of the cast The performance is
the first to be given by the Communi-
ty Players, and is for members.
Our estimate is that the energy
used in applying tonic to bald heads
is equal to 22.465 horsepower.
The Logans returned on Friday last
from Atlantic City. Mr.. Logan Is
somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. Herbert Carey is responsible
for the attractive posters announcing
the Peddlers' Carnival.
Mrs William Bliss of Edgewood
lane Entertained the Women's League
on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp and Stan
ley motored to Glen Cove, Long Is
land, Sunday, to visit Mrs. Sharp's
brother.
The Sunday School of the Union
Church has acquired two new teach
ers. Mrs. Binner is taking a class OF
girls, and Mr.. Lewis class of boys
Mrs. A. F. Ruehmann entertained
four tables at Nah Jong on Thursday
afternoon, as a means of earning her
quota for the Music Studio fund.
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt entertained
two tables at bridge on Tuesday eve
ming.
Mrs. David Kisch entertained q
party at dinner Wednesday in cele
bration of her seventy-fourth birthday
The newly organized Republican
Club of Palisade will meet in the
home of Mrs. James Stewart at 2;3O
p. M, next Thursday. The speaker
will be Mrs. Charles w. Conklin OF
Hackensack. All women of the com,
munity are invited.