Palisadian., 1925-02-06
Personal and Social
Grantwood

Mrs. George Vaughn, of Staten Is
land, formerly residing in Grantwood,
was in town last Tuesday for the day.
Mr.. George Donaldson spent the
weekend in Belvidere, filing the pull
pit of the church there for morning
service and for the union evening
service of all the churches. He spoke
on the League of Nations.
| Mrs. William Clark entertained at
luncheon on Thursday in her home in
honor of her mothers birthday.
There were twelve guests including
Mrs. Kronenbitter, the guest of honor.
The decorations were all in pink with
a big Jack Horner pie as a center
piece, in the shape of a rose, and fill
ed with little favors for each guest.
After the luncheon cards were enjoy
ed with prizes for the winners.
Mrs. Kronenbitter was the recipient
of many beautiful gifts from friends
and relatives.
Miss Catherine Berls, a popular
member of Grantwoods younger SET
was the guest of honor ON Wednesday
evening at a surprise party at the
home Of the Misses Ruth and Ethel
Sears, who, with the aid of Miss Helen
Leeger and Miss Mary Voegelei, ar
ranged Shower" which was a com
plete surprise to the recipient.
Miss Berls is leaving for Trenton
Normal School and is the only mem
ber of the Christian Endeavor Societ,
of the Grantwood Congregations
Church who is leaving town. Th,
shower was given in appreciation O
her services to the society.
She was invited to attend rehear
sal of the society at the Sears home
and when she entered was showerec
with many useful things, little gifts
that will be of use in life at the
school. Each guest brought contribu
tions also for a supper and dancing
was enjoyed till the close of the happy
evening.
Miss Clarice Blake was hostess al
an informal dance on Saturday eve
ming in her home in Edgewatel
Heights Park.
About twenty young people were
present, from Palisade, Cliffside Park
and New York City. Some games
were also enjoyed and the evening
| do1iuhtf,,I ono for oil
Tickets are on sale at Mrs. Com
stocks store, for the coming play tC
be given by members of the Woman's
League of Union Church, Palisade
Tickets are rs cents and the date is
February II at Carney Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Benda entertain
ed at dinner on Sunday, Miss Rutl
Greener, Miss Elizabeth Lauer of tn,
School of Hygiene and Physical Edu
cation, New York, and the Misse
Ruth and Ethel Sears, of Grantwood
A pleasant and profitable meetin
of the neighbors in the Edgewate
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day evening at the homdWof Mr. an
Mrs. George Donaldson.
- The neighborhood was invited Ga
so many new residents have recent
. moved into the many new home
| erected) to become acquainted wit
the borough and discuss local que'
tions as we'll as topics of wider intel
/ est.
Sixteen were present, some bein
prevented from attending by Hines
or by their house lights which sue
denly went out. in the homes on tn
south side of the streets. The guest
embraced representatives of Corr
landt place and it's extension, Summl
terrace.
Roads, garbage collection Cor nor
collection), and various Improvement
were discussed around the open fire
Another such meeting will be he'll
in February, Mr.. and Mrs. Scherf OF
fering their home for the event
Mr.. Cortlandt Donaldson was tn
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mont
gomery, of New York, in party o
young people in their box at the oper
last Friday evening.
The date of the Community Player
subscribers evening has been change,
from February 20, and will probabl
be February "a, to accommodate SOM
of it's members who are in Epiphan,
Church entertainment.
Mrs. George Hall and Mrs. G.. R
Thayer attended the Sixth Distric
Conference of Women's Clubs, Il
Ridgefield Park on Wednesday.
Professor Donaldson attended tn
dinner of the League for Law En-
forcement in Newark on Tuesday.
Miss Winterburn and Mr.. and Mrs
Dana with David Dana inst arrived