Palisadian., 1925-07-10
Personal and Social
Grantwood


splendid program in the morning
Congregational church.
Joseph Coughlin and Walter Mad
den motored to Lake George over the
holidays.
With her son and a host of friends
to bid them bon voyage" Mrs. Frank
| Marini and her two daughters, Elvira
and Mrs. Starace, sailed on the julius
Caesar for three months visit to
Italy and the Holy Land. France and
Switzerland will also be toured.
| Greenwood Lake is where Miss Ha-
| eel Elmendorf, popular member of
! Grantwood's young social circle, left
for Saturday for her two weeks va
| cation.
| Daniel McGrath, Jr., of Columbia
avenue visited his parents at their
summer home at Amagansett, Long
| Island, over the Fourth.
The Lady Foresters, Royal Oak Cir
! Gle, No. 3S, have decided to hold only
| one meeting during the month of July
| and one in August. The July meet
| ing will be held this Friday evening.
An adjourned meeting will be held
at the clubrooms of the Democratic
! Club of Cliffside Park tonight. Their
| headquarters are situated on Grant
avenue and the Palsade Trolley Line.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Clark and Ken
meth are motoring to Budd Lake for
| the weekend.
With a party of friends as guests,
| Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnson and son,
Gerard, of Franklin avenue motored
| to the Catskills for camping trip
| over the holidays.
To Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bruley of JEFF
| ferson avenue congratulations on the
birth of a daughter Mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
The "Areo" Bartletts, vaudeville ac-
| robats, who have been recent guests
| of the Corristons, are motoring back
| to their home in Los Angeles.
| Josephine Kett of Lincoln avenue
| and Francis Conway of New York
city were quietly married by Father
| Ferretti on Sunday afternoon.
| The Hall family have arrived at Sa-
| bael, N. Y, where they will spend the
| summer.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Berls had as
holiday guest Joseph Decker of
Great Kills, Long Island.
Miss Jane Collins, principal of the
! Grantwood school, is making prepara-
tions to leave on July Is for Cooks
tour of Europe.
| The Abrams family and Mrs. N.
| Bastien, all of Lawton avenue, re-
| turned from Beechwood last Sunday.
Two Grantwood boys played with
! the Leonia Police and Fire Depart
| ment Band when that organization
entertained at the Fourth Of July Gel
! ebration in Leonia. The young men
| were Marcel Bogsthal and Lawrence
! Becker
| Mrs. P. Power and her daughters
!, of Grove avenue are enjoying them
selves immensely at their Long Beach
home, where they will spend the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Kenny and
their niece and nephew, Ruth and
James Linkletter, left for several
| months tour of Europe when they
sailed on the Lapland Tuesday.
Among the chief places of interest
which will be visited will be the Vat
ican, where Mrs. Kenny will have an
audience with the Pope.
Other people travelling abroad are
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Melville of Washing
ton avenue. They are sojourning
with relatives in Scotland.
The regular monthly business meet
ing of the Exempt Firemen of the
borough was held during the week.
|. Paterson police have notified the
Cliffside Park police to be on the
lookout for a Franklin sedan which
was stolen in Paterson Monday eve
ming. The license plates are L-215.
Saturday, July II, will be the time
for the annual Eastern Star conven-
tion. which is held at Asbury Park.
Many members and friends of the
Guiding Star Chapter, No. 36, Order
of Eastern Star, of Knox avenue con-
template making the trip to the sea-
shore convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wissel and daugh-
ters, Marion and Elvira, are on mo-
tor trip in southern Jersey and Penn
sylvania.
Kenneth w. Clark of Palisade ave
nue. spent the Fourth holidays with
friends in Albany, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Seton left
Saturday for Maine, where they will
tour that state for two weeks.
The Danas are motoring to Colora
do, where they will camp for the sum
mer.
Mary Peterson is spending her va
cation at Camp Wopowog, East Hamp
ton, Conn.
Carmine Richard and family and
their guest, Edward Mirangelo, OF
Edgewater Heights are at Long
Beach. where they intend to stay for
six weeks.
Eleanor Ruth has returned to he1
home in Haddon Heights after being
a guest of Irene Whelan for week.
Mrs. NJ. Hopkins and daughter
Marian, and Mary Ahearn are spend
ing several weeks with friends and
relatives in Susquehanna, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Won Dohren
and daughter Lucille, of Grant ave
nue. and Miss Minnie Steinbacher, of
Humboldt street, Union Hill, motored
to the Catskill Mountains for the
Fourth of July holidays. They re-