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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

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a to k6zepen az elkesett halasz-
cs6nak olyan volt homalyos kon-
! talrjaival, melyek szinte atmenet
nelkiil folytak belle a s0tetl6 viz
be, mint egy melt6sagosan usz6
mesebeli galya.
Az asszony konnyii, attetsz6 M
haban, karbafont kezzel ALT a
park vasracsos kapujaban. A kas-
tely terraszarol poharcsorompoles,
dnhai mnlatozas hallatszott le
! hozza.
Megborzongott, mintha fazott
volna, pedig csak a ziirzavaros
larma markolt belle csend es nyr.
galom utan vagyakozo idegeibe.
Szerette a tarsasagot, raiongott
a halk, szordin6s muzsika6rt, de
megszokott mindjart, miheIyt a i6
kedv tombolassa fault. A csap-
zott, kuszalt hajak, veresen ere
zett S e m e k latasa val6-
sagos fizikai fajdalommal t0lt0tte
ell, melyet csak fokozott csipos.
ketertelmii trefak nyoman fell
hangz6 borizii nevetes. Pedig mem
volt nagykepiiskod6, vagy alszent,
de 0szton0sen irtozott minden dur
vasagtol es egy er6szakos mozdu-
lattal bark leronthatta nala mind
AIT, amt hetek, ITALIAN honapok IA
radsaga aran felepitett. Szotlenul..
feltiines nelkiil tavozott a feric
mellol, inert latta, hogy ielenlete-
vel csak feszelyezi bort6l feline
wilt, mamoros tarsasagot. A ka-
nyargos, galagonyaval szegelye-
zctt nton lesetalt a tohoz es null
takon merengve szemlelte a csen-
desen szunnyado vizet.
Homalyos, maid mindinkabb tes
tet otto arnyek imbolygott az
uton; egy ferfi jart parkban te-
tova celtalansaggal, de mikor az
asszonyt megpillantotta, egyene-
sen oda tartott hozza. A lepesel1
neszet elnyelte porhany6 ho-
mok ICY k0nnyeden, eszreyetle- /
null az asszony moge keriilt. Ne
hany pillanatig gyonyorkodott q
karcsn, limos, szabalyos termc-
teben, azutan megszolalt meleg,
barsonyos hangon, mintha az asz-
SONY gondolatait fuzne tovabb.
Igen, nagyon sep ez viz,
olyan, mint egy sapadt, regi til
k0r. ITALIAN mesek 6riasa eithet
te lie ide. Latja, amott Tihany fe-
le XII is csorbult kisse, vagy meg
kopott a foncsor?
Az asszony meglep6dve fordult
hatra.
Maga lit, Tarnay.
Leplezetlen orom csillogott a
fexinteteben.
Ugy megijesztett! En- AIT hit
Fem, hogy maga is egyiitt mulat
II urakkal.
A ferfi olyan melyen es olyan
Iisztelettel hajtotta meg magat,
mint valami francia f6nemes XII
'alyne el6tt. Mindig 0r0me telt
oenne, hogy az asszonyt is gyo-
1y6rk0dteti ez finomkod6 ia
Elk.
oh, asszonyom, igazan az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
sTARCZA
Nyari eiszaka iRT1- szncsH7 BnIA

lllaiOll uZOtt Ell ROZtllOk, haIyany
scjtelme nelkiil amak, ,hogy eliza
gyott tarsasagukert ilyen busas
karp6tlast talalok.
Az asszony tagra nyitotta nagy,
csodalkozo fekete szemeit.
- Mem ertem! mondta sze-
rfnykedve, de arcvonasai epp az
ellenkez6jerol tanuskodtak.
A ferfi elnevette magat !.
Pedig meg sokkal viragosab-
ban szeretnem kifejezni afolotti
oromomet, hogy magaval, kedves
Margit, zavartalanul elbeszeloethe
TEX ezen pompas, eyonyorii 6j-
szakan.
A blzalmas megszolitas regi en-
lekek hurjait szolaltatta meg mind
kett6jiik sziv6ben.
Akkor meg jogasz volt Tarnay,
Margit asszony meg szerelmes, ra.
Jongo tizennyolc esztend6s leany.
Sem azel6tt, sem az6ta mem volt
olyan sep nyar, inert akkor az 8
kedviikert dalolt minden madar.
neklk nyilott minden virag a re-
ten. De egyszer jott valaki 6s a
madardal zokogasba fult mind
mind elhervadtak fak6 viragok. :.
Robusztus, k0ver, szederjes arcu
ember vitte ell Margitott, inert
mem abrand az elet, hanem seb-
20, komoly, tovises val6sag 6s a
leanynak menni kell, ha k6rik.
maskiilonben konnyen paratlan
marad.
Azutan mem lattak egymast eve
klg es most, mintegy harom hft,
elott, maid tovabbi talalkozasaik
soran orommel allapitottak meg,
hogy egyikojiik sem vaItozott
semmit. Meg az eeymas iranti,von-
zodasuk is regi szinekben pom
pazott es amikor 0nfeledten cov-
mas szemebe melyedtek. hallea-
tasuk ekesebben beszelt minden
sz6nal.
Szeretem. ezeket a langyos, il
latterhes nyari ejszakakat, mond-
ia balkan, almodozva Tarnay, mi
kor lugasban leiiltek egy padra
= szeretem ezt termekeny, el- !
m sod6 homalyt, valosagga erik es |
a sotetl6 fiscal is maga sely-
mes, ejfekete hajat juttatja eszem- |
be. Es mygis =. megis felek eek
tol a maganyos, kobor ejszakak |
tol, inert ilyenkor mindig latni We !
lem, amint szerelmesen, vagy-
tol remegve belesimul az ura kar-
jaba.
Az asszony vegighuzza homlo-
kan kezet, mintha rossz almot
akarna eluzni magat6l.
- Az uram? - mondta szomo-
'uan es legyintett utana. Bagyadt |
benne sirt minden
boldogtalansaga.
Kedelyes, hanyiveti karomko-
las hallatszott hozzajuk. K0nnyl
cslllant meg az asszOny szeme-
Den, fenylo, nagyon draga gye
nant, melynek fajdalom az ara.
Hallotta ? :. Lassa, ez az en-
lram!
Szegeny kicsi Margit!
A Tarnay csokja forr6n. eget0-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

Mem 1llindeg

Rettenetesen szakadt az esd.
Egy nr, hogy meg ne azzon, csn-
'kott fedelii berkocsiba tilt. Alig
tilt belle, eszreveszi, 'hogy a nyaka-
ba folyik viz.
He kocsisl A fedelen atcsll-
rog a viz. Mindeg ICY szokott az
lenni:
A vilagert sem, nagysagos
uram, csak akkor, ha esik az ESQ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
MEDvE A FALUBAN.
Szokatlan latogatoja volt Fe

SzokatIan IatOgatoJa volt Fegy-
yer Karoly felsocsernatoni lak6s-
max. Amikor kertjebe benyitott,
egy hatalmas medvet pillantott
meg oft, egy ia alatt pihenve. A
medve, a gazda lattara felallt $
morogva elindult. Kiment az utica
ra az erd6 fele vette az utjat. AZ
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
Mulatsagok naptara
JANUAR 8, szoMBAT

JANUAR 8, sZOMBAT
A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet
noi-osztalyanak nagyszabasn
Tancmulatsaga a cantoni Ne
met Hazban.
JANUAR II, vASARNAP
Az east-youngstowni Magyar
Aatleta Klub tancmulatsag-
gal egybekotott Macy Szini-
el0adasa a Roman Hallban.
Bemutatasra keriil a Sci
gany'' nepszinmii.
JANUAR II, sZOMBAT
Nagyszabasu Tancmulatsag
Warren varosaban, a Walnut
St.-i. Roman Hallban, a SIT.
Haromsagr6l elnevczett g0r.
kath. egyhaz javara.
FEBRUAR 81, sZoMBAT.
A Cantoni Iparos Egyesiilet
ferfi- -osztalyanak nagyszaba-
su Maszka Balja a cantoni
Nemet Hazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

HaHuttd Teuetat HauseEeG vereSegeI,
gyors iramban a frontra lovagolt, fell
valtotta a nacionalistakat Is Ssszeznz
ia Eatly-t. Sheridan esen loyaglasat
megor5kitettsk a k5lteszetbsn miive,
azetben es dalban.
okyoBER 10.
cotnwallis nesadja mAgat.---lTsl.ben
~ amerikai gyarmatok mar ot0dik esq
tendeje kGzdottek fuggetlensegikert. A
brit hadsereg parancsnoka, Lord Char
les Cornwallis7t kuldptte egy hadse-
rex ellen New Yofkba. Lord Cornwall
list az egyesilt hadak (amerikai es
francia csapatok) er5sen szorongat-
tax, exert a York foly6n felvonult
Yorktownba, ahol egy magas fensikon
Beger6sitett tabort iit0tt. Lafayette,
az amerikai hadak parancsnoka Nal
vern Hill-en allitotta fel sereget. Corn
rallis tlrelmetlentil varta meger5si-
test mcly azonban nem erkeaett meg.
Egy er6seljes francia haj6had megerke.
,ese fclbatoritotta Washington-t ARA,
hogy elrendelje az egyesiilt hadak q
CORVALLIS elleni tamadast. Lehetetlen.
mex talalvan a menekIlest, brit pa
ranesnok az ellensegeskedes "a 6ras fell
fiiggeszteset kerte, valamint AIT, hogy
mindket oldalon megbizottak valassza.
nak, akik elrendezzek brit hadsereg
megadasanak kerdeset. 1871. okt6ber
l9-en alairtak megdllapitott feltete-
leket. l2,300.at tett XII azoknak a sza-
ma, akik megadtak magukat. Ez volt
hdboru vegs6 iitk0zete. Nyilvanval6va
lett Anglia el6tt, hogy felesleges kiiz-
delmet tovabbra is folytatni; 1892
ben megk0t0ttek beket.
OKT0BER 81.
Ez nap az orszag egy romantikns
esemenyenek evfordul6jat jelzi. III. Ka-
roly angol kiraly nehany amerikai gyar
matnak charactert engedelyezett, t0b
bek k0z0tt Connecticut max is. Azok a
gyarmatok, amelyek ezzel chartered
rendelkeztek, telies szuveren hatalom-
NAL birtak. A t0rvenyhozas es ad6zas
joga, melyeket ezekben gyarmatok
ban gyakoroltak, mem allottak ellen
tetben az anyaorszhg rendelkezeseivel.
Ennelfogva charter vafami nagyra-
bepsiilt dolog volt. RI. Karoly ut6dja,
IT. James egy konszolidalt New Eng
land-r6l almodozott es exert atkiildte
Sir Edmund Andres-t, hogy el6dje al
tai megaaott charter-eket visszavegye.
Zar6s hatarid6n beliil az osszes gyar
matek teljesitettek a kivansagot, XII
we've Connecticut 1857 okt6ber 31-en
Andres megerkezett Hartfordba Is ko-
vetclte a charter atadasat. A gyarma-
ii hivatalos kozegek tiltakoztak, titkos
gyiilest tartottak, melyen napnyugta-
ig folyt vita. Ekkor gyertyakat gyuj-
tottak, Sir Androst meghivtak gyii-
'esre es charter-t behoztak Is az asz-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
OKT0BER 4

Burgoyne megadja magat.-- 1777-ben
Sir John Burgoync, brit csapatok
parancsnoka, Saltwater kozeleben ia
bort iit0tt hadaival. Horatio Gates ve-
zetese mellett amerikai csapatokat rem
deltek ki ARA, hogy az angol parancs-
nok hadait allasaikb6l kikergessek. Az
amerikai csapatok egy kiil0nitmenye Be
nedict Arnold vezenylete alatt megta-
Saratoga Springs-t6l korJlbeliil - mer-
f6llnyire folytattak le, a Hudson foly6
kozeleben. A brit hadsereg kdnytelen
volt meghatralni es csata azzal feje-
z6d0tt be, hogy Burgoyne. hadai vissza-
vonultak Saratogaba. A k0vetSez6 ma
pom, okt6ber Zen, Burgoyne az e,ellense-
geskedes besziinteteset ajanlotta. azon
ban megtagadta Gates azon k0vetelest,
hogy minden feltetel nelkiil ada meg
magat. Az amerikai tabornok ekkor mo-
dositotta a felteteleket, melynek ertel-
meben vegiil is abban allapodtak meg,
hogy britek hadi becsiletiik meg5r-
zesevel elvonulhatnak es hai6ra sail
hatnak Anglia fele azzal feltetellel,
hogy j0v6ben tobbet 2em teljesitenek
szolgalatot az amerikai hadsereggel
szemben. A kengresszus nem hagyta
j6va ezt az egyezmenyt es az 0sszes
csapatokat, kiyeve Burgoyne-t es ne
hany tisztet, a haboru befejezeseig ha-
di-fogolykent fogva tartottak. Burgoy-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
OKT0BER a.
Left Ericsson napia annak emlekt

Left Ericsson napja, annak emlekere,
hogy Left Ericsson l000-hen ratalalt
Amerikara. A agyomanyok szerint az
evfordu6t september utols6 heteben
as okt6bcr elsG hetebcn iinneplik es az
iinnepseg datumat 6pp ugy valtoztatjak,
mint Thanksgiving Day, vagyis ha-
laadas napjanak datumat. Left Ericsson
vezetesc melett a norvegck 1000 ben fe
deztek fel Amerikat es ezt mint t0rte
nemi tenyt, az osszes mervad6 torte-
nemi tudosok elismertek. Left Ericsson,
n "V6r0s Eric greenland Morse
gyarmat f6nokenek fla, egyszcrsmind
az els6 eur6pai, aki atszelte M Allan
ii tengert egy vitorlas haion. A tisz-
teletero tartott emlekiinnepeket gyak-
ran nevezik 'FGrape- Festivals max
(Sz6l6 iinnepe), inert Left Ericsson es
emberei kell6 mennyisegbcn talaltak
vad-sz6l6t az nj f0ld0n es ezeket az
iinnepsegekct az Egyesiilt Allamok sok
helyen minden evben megtartjak. Te-
kintcttel ARA, hogy sz6l6t, novenyzetet
es kitiin6 legel6ket talaltak, Left Eric
son elnevezte az nj orszagot sVinland'
max Ga j6 sz5l6f6ld). A vadembere.
ket Skrellinger ''-eknek ncvezte, vagy
is allatb6r6ket visel5 vadak.'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
AMERIKAI T0RTENELMI DATUMoK.
Information Service kozlemenye.

ne megadasa fordulo pontot iclcntett q
Figgetlensegi hareokbah. Ez meger5si
tctte az aInerikaiakat IS barataikat a
vildg minden reszebcn 6s haboru veg
So kimenctelfnek arnyekat el6revetet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

ben Sheridan 20 msrfoidnyires volt a
s.ata sainhelyet5l, aaonban anikor meg
hallotta a Federal hadsereg yetesegst,
gyors iramban frontra lovagolt, fell
valtotta nacionalistakat es Ssszeznz
ia Eatly-t. Sheridan esen ioyaelasat
megor5kitettkk k6lteszetbsn, miive-
szefben 81 dalhar,-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
OKToBER 6.

Nemet nap.-Ezt a napot Amerika
ban a nemct telepesek egyesiilete tart
jak meg, annak emlekere, hogy az els6
nagyobb szamu nemet esoport meg6r-
kezett az orszagba. l6S3. okt6ber San
egy nemet tarsascsoport er1ezett a phi
ladelphiai partokra a szerencses econ
cord - nevii hajon Is valami 6 merf6ld-
nyire Philadelphiatol telepedtek le. Ok
alapitottak Germantown-t mely Phila-
delphianak o6-ik kerlete. Eek q
telepiil6k Mennonitek voltak Crefeld
varosab6l es foglalkozasukra nezve ta-
kaesok. Vezet6jiik a fatal iigyved, Pas
torius volt, akinck emlekere nehany eve
vel ezel6tt Germantown ban egy sep
cmlekk0vet allitottak.
Palisadian., 1925-09-18
Sword Oil Burner Heats
Palisade Model Home

There is no question now, though,
that oil heating has proved itself a
boon to the householder in abolishing
the filthy coal bin, with it's fire risk,
rust and dirt
Oil heating was decided upon for
the Jersey Observer Model House and
the type chosen was the Sword Oil
Burner, distributed by the Silent Oil
Burner Company, of Jersey City and
North Bergen. The Sword Oil Burn
er was developed particularly by two
men, Duncan Selfridge and Fletcher
Coleman Starr. Both of these men
are graduates of the United States
Naval Academy, and Mr.. Selfridge
had fifteen years of experience on oil
burning boats of the United States
navy
The points that distinguish the
Sword type are as follows: Absolute
silence of operation, perfect cleanli-
ness, high efficiency and a thermo-
static control that keeps the tenn
perature of the house uniform. 1t is
simple apparatus, needing very lit
tie care, and according to the builders
gives better firing service in the fur
mace than coal and operates at a much
lower cost.
Palisadian., 1925-09-18
News of the Women's
Clubs
Clifside Park
Report of First Meeting

The first meeting for this season, of
the Women's Club of Cliffside Park
was held on Thursday afternoon. at
the home of the president, Mrs.
George Hall.
The president opened the session
with a brief prayer for bereaved
member and for the success of the
club work for the coming season.
The club is in a very prosperous
condition, according to the treasurer's
reports, having an unusually large
sum in the club treasury, with an adj
ditional amount for the Soldiers and
Sailors Memorial Fund, for Christmas
cheer fund, and for the club house.
A total of $14058 was received from
the Better Homes Week in May
The Home Economics Department
reported on its annual picnic in June
which was a great success.
Mrs. Banville announced that she
would form an Educational Depart.
ment if the women would desire to
join, the meetings to be held only
on call to study the recommendation
of the State Federation of Women's
Clubs, etc, in order to have the club
then vote upon them intelligently
after due consideration
The meetings and conferences of
club interests were announced as fol-
lows: The Biennial Convention of the
General (NationaD Federation at At
lantic City, May "a to June 5. State
Federation, Ocean Grove, week
earlier.
Fall Conference of State Fedora
ton, October Is, in Upper Montclair,
Sixth District Conference, November
4, at Passaic; Mid-Winter Conference
for Sixth and Ninth Districts, Janu-
ary IA, Jersey City; Spring Confer
ence April 2S, 20 and 80.
The president announced that the
Bergen County Better Home in Ber.
genfields had won the third prize,
S100, in the National contest.
The Christmas Concert was brought
up and the offer of Madame Wheeler
for training the children was received
with thanks, and further considera-
ton deferred until the October meet
Palisadian., 1925-09-18

ing when suggestions for a program
will be in order.
The club house fund was increased
by $50, when Mrs. Yaeger, Mrs. Ban
vile, Mrs. Kraemer, Mrs. Sears and
Mrs. Hattemer brought in their saw
ings for the club house campaign, the
results of baking, selling recipes,
rummage sale, card party and auto
mobile trips.
letter of sympathy was moved to
be sent to Mrs. Thayer who recently
lost her oldest daughter.
Mrs. Yaeger read the annual re-
port which she had been unable to
give at the June meeting, of which
many of the clubs activities have
been reported in addition to which
1t has contributed to the Mary Fisher
Home in Tenaf1y to the State Fed.
GRAFTON Endowment Fund, to the
Christmas Tree at Cradell Hospital
to the club protegee at the old folks
home, to Near East Relief, to Allan
Mutt Post, to the Fort Lee Firemen's
Relief, and to the Washington Confer
ence OF Women (InternationaD.
A number of speakers have ad
dressed the club during the past sea
son on local and Federation topics, on
peace subjects and on the Tubercu
losis campaign
Palisadian., 1925-09-18
Clifside and Fairview
Notes

Mr.. and Mrs Justus Hatterner of
Clark Terrace entertained over the
weekend Miss H. Meyer of Finderne.
Miss Anna Talamini of Fairview
avenue and Joseph Castel of De Soto
Place motored to Budd Lake, where
they will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orth of Hudson Heights, who are
spending the summer in the bungalow
at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edie of Little
Neck, Long Island, spent several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Krude-
ner of 230 Fulton Terrace.
y Miss Catherine buddy of $50 Broad
street has returned from a tour of
Europe. Miss buddy is principal of
School No. ia, New York city, and
is a sister to Mrs. Arthur Hoffman,
whose husband Is captain of the Fair
view police department.
Miss Anna Uhouse of Riverview
Place has returned from weeks va
cation in Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Ostermann of 369 Broad street
is confined to his home from the ef-
fects of being run down by an auto
mobile two weeks ago.
Fred Jacoby, Jr., has returned from
a tour of the New England states and
is now at work in the Union City pri-
mary and grammar schools.
Palisadian., 1925-09-18

Herbert Fischer of $40 Broad street
has just returned home after spend
ing month at boys training camp
in Canada.
A euchre and pinochle was held
Wednesday night in Our Lady of
Grace Hall, Anderson avenue.
Mrs. Jeanetta of Keansburg was
the weekend visitor of Mrs. Miccio
of Walker street.
Mrs. Katharine Antisch of New
York city announces the coming mar
riage of her daughter, Katherine, to
Joseph Torone of Ninth street, Fair
view. The wedding will take place
some time in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gaspari of So
Shaler avenue and Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Beke, of 63 Shaler avenue have moved
to Sparkhill, N. Y, where they will
take over the Mountain View Inn.
Mrs. E. F. Manahan of Hudson
Heights is entertaining her sister,
Mrs. Martin of Prescott, Ariz., for
several weeks.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Spindioni
was cnrlStened ID. CreScenZO Erman-
do Sunday afternoon in Our Lady of
Grace church by Father Radaelli
Miss Ruth Shenier has now return.
ed to her home on Lincoln avenue
after spending several days at AS
bury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Vosburg have
returned to their home after spending
the month of August motoring to diff
| ferent places of interest throughout
the south and west.
Miss Minnie Winterburn and Mrs
William S. B. Danna of Hudson
Heights have just returned after
spending several weeks at their sum
mer cottage at Beechwood.
Announce Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas West of 80!
Fairview avenue announce the en-
gagement of her daughter, Elsie, tc
Edward Arebill of Jersey City The
couple will be married about the frs
of the year. Mr. West, father of the
bride to be, is commissioner of public
works in Fairview.
Palisadian., 1925-09-18
John McEwen Expert
On Plastering Work

OF all the good work that has been
done in the Eypper and Beekmann
Model home in Palisade that of John
A. McEwen of Coytesville is outstand-
ing. He is an expert in this line, and
his work can be seen in many of the
new houses that are being built now
in Bergen County. The way that Mr..
McEwen does his work and the mater
ials used assures the plaster work of
the longest life, and houses plastered
by him now will look just as new many
years hence.
Palisadian., 1925-09-18

Miss Irene Carr of Morningside
avenue returned home after spending
a month at Quonocontang, R. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Betz are the par.
ents of baby boy, born September g.
Mrs. Andrew Yuhas spent several
days last week visiting with friends
in Pennsylvania
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Franklin of Clark
Terrace entertained at dinner on Wed
nesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Jerome of Nantucket, Mass.
Mr.. Michael Gerebasi of Crescent
Lane has returned from a ten day
stay at Duck Harbor.
Joseph Bivoni announces the en-.
gagement of his daughter, Marie, to
Sebastian Cernigliaro of Palisade ave-
nue.. The nuptials will take place on
September 27.
Mr. and Mrs. Powers of New York
avenue have moved to 58 Fulton ave.
nue., Hudson Heights.
Edward Klein of Anderson avenue
has returned to his home after spend.
ing five months touring Europe on a
business and pleasure trip combined
He visited France, Hungaria, Eng
land, Germany, Switzerland and Italy
Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Hudson
Heights have returned after motor
trip to Long Branch.
David Young of Hamilton avenue
has returned after spending a week
in Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur T. Gowen and
family have returned to their home
after spending the Nsummer at theil
cottage at Asbury Park.
Miss Anna Spence of Roosevelt
street is now on her vacation and is
making daily trips to the seashore.
Miss Madeline Rose of Cliff street
is spending a two weeks vacation al
Briarcliff Manor.
Miss Ruth Weinstein of Fort Lee