Palisadian., 1925-10-30

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Fredericks.
Mrs. F. w. Meyer of Jefferson ave
nue., Grantwood, announces the en-
engagement of her son, Mr.. Herbert
w. Meyers, to Miss Alice A. Keopple
of 211 Eighth street, West New York.
George Noffka of Grantwood, who
has been away for over year, will
return today on the Mauretania. He
has been busy in Europe for year
in connection with the filming of
Mare Nostrum," and after a short
visit at his mothers home on Knox
avenue, will return to Europe to help
with another Rex Ingram production.
Reverend and Mrs. A. C. Church,
formerly of Grantwood, were in town
on Tuesday on their way north from
the General Council of Congregational
Churches in Washington, D. c. Mrs.
Church spent the afternoon with Mrs.
Thayer before leaving for her home
in Andover, Mass.
A group of out-of-town friends were
the guests at supper, of Mrs. Geo.
Donaldson and her daughter, Vivien,
on Sunday evening.
ln.a-circIe Card Club
The In-a-Circle evening card club
met on Monday evening for its Octo-
ber meeting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller with practically all the
members present.
In the absence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thayer from its membership for the
coming year, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reeve are invited to become mem
bers.
A committee consisting of Mr.. N. B.
Hartman and Mr.. w. Clark was ap-
pointed to draw up working rules for
the club. Refreshments, as usual,
were served at the close of the eve-
ming.
Bridge Club
The afternoon Bridge Club of Grant
wood enjoyed theatre party last
week, all the members but one at
tending the performance of No, No,
Nannette," in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Hartman spent
last Sunday at the home of Mr.. Carl
Merz, in Newark.
Mrs. George Huntington Donaldson
and Miss Helen Donaldson attended
the Huntington family reunion on Sat
urday at the Madison Square Hotel.
Mrs. S. Boyer arrived home on
Tuesday from a summer spent in the
west, and in other places en- route for
home.
A party of thirty women took the
bus trip to the Brunswick Laundry in
Jersey City on Wednesday afternoon,
under the auspices of the Woman's
Club of Cliffside Park Home Eco
nomics Department, Mrs. Burns, chair
man.
The N. B. Hartmans were enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday eve-
ming by Mrs. Leslie Doremus and Mrs.
Van Buskirk in Hackensack.
Penny-a-Day Card Parry
The Penny-a-Day organization of
Trinity Episcopal Church lin Grant
wood held successful card party on
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. J. Bell, in Grantwood, with six
tables at which games of bridge, pi-
nochle, 900" and dominoes were
played and the sum needed for their
pledge for the organ fund was real
ized.
The Friendly Dozen
A new luncheon and card club has
been formed in Grantwood composed
of local and Woodcliff members. The
initial meeting was held last Friday,
at the home of Mrs. Stevenson, and
the luncheon was Halloween one,
with appropriate place cards, tally
cards, etc.
The prize winners were Mrs. Metz
Ter, Mrs. Maunheomer and Mrs. +.
Lane. The other members are Mrs.
William Clark, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Null
hearn, Mrs. Remi, Mrs. Troppe Mrs.
Boyhan, Mrs. Sperling and Mrs. Pres
ton, and the club numbers twelve
they have named it the Friendly
Dozen.
Mrs. Warren Sammls was hostess to
small theatre party on Tuesday eve
ming. She and her guests attended
"The School for Scandal" performance
in New York City.
Farewell Luncheon
Mrs. Bruno De Paoli of Grant ave-
nue., Grantwood, gave farewell
luncheon on Monday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Don Lanning, her cou-
sin, who left Wednesday for Coral
Gables, Miami, Florida, for her win
ter home, on the steamship Robert e.
Lee.
Mrs. Lanning has been visiting her
mother Mrs. e. E. Bracket of West
New York, for the past six weeks.
Those present at the luncheon were
Mrs. S. Nagel, Mrs. o. Greiner, Jr.,
Mrs. o. Greiner, Sr., Mrs. Val Stellar,
Mrs. E. Bracket, Mrs. R. Weis.
Miss Katherine Elmendorf of 80
Crescent avenue entertained over the
weekend Miss Yvonne Cole, her
cousin, of Esopus, N. Y.