Palisadian., 1925-05-01
Village Gossip


Mrs. Carrie Zoebisch, cousin of Mrs.
Caroline Schmidt, left Wednesday for
her home in Elmira, for a six weeks
visit, after which she will return to
Palisade.
The Womens Republican Club will,
hold meeting on May II, at the
home of Miss Campbell All ladies'
are cordially invited.
Mrs. Arthur Tams has been i'll with
La grippe, but is better now.
Miss Minnie Meyn and a party of
friends attended the Giants opening
game last week.
Mrs. Miles Mcfarland is at the home
of her father in New York where she
will undergo treatments for her frac-
tured limb
Mrs. ]. Peiser was a guest at a din
ner party on Tuesday evening, and
afterwards attended a performance of
Louis IA.
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt has just pur-
chased Dodge Sedan, and will soon
be an accomplished driver.
Miss Minnie Meyn entertained at
cards on Tuesday evening. Eight
guests were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elkan were
guests at a bridge party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Bruno De PaoH on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Mayhem Lake returned ON
Wednesday from visit to her parents
in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacknowitz were guests
at theatre party on Wednesday eve
ming.
Mrs. Hector LAM will leave Satur-
day for months stay in Lakewood.
During the Pershing dinner on Sat
urday evening they called Mr.. Mayhem
Lake at his home and told him to tune
in and listen to the famous Washing
ton band playing his own compost
ton.
Little Leonore Beckmann is up and
around now, swathed in bandages.
Miss Beta Wright will attend theS
u. c. Y. Luncheon on Friday.
Miss Calm Hoke attended theatre
party on Thursday evening.
MRS. George Clark will drive
party of ladies to Atlantic City on
Wednesday morning. Among those
going are Mrs. Jeltrup, Mrs. Beans,
Mrs. Butt and Miss Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Kilcarr attended a
dinner given at Terrace Gardens on
Thursday evening.
Miss Claire Connell of New Lork,
will be the weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. j. Kilcarr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacknowitz
will spend Sunday with friends in
Brooklyn.
The benefit cake and food sale, held
at the home of Mrs. Steinmeyer on
Wednesday afternoon, was a great
success.
On last Saturday evening Mrs
Glandorf entertained informally for
Mrs. Hector Lang. Ten young people
were present, coming from Weehawk-
en- and Woodclif.
THE Palisadian would like to find
good home for gentle, cute and in
telligent male kitten, half angora.
Apply to C. Lane, the manager.
Mrs. VIM. Steinmeyer of Edgewood
Lane, Palisade, opened her home on
last Wednesday afternoon from to
O'Clock for Food Sale, for the
purpose of raising the funds neces-
sary to carry on the Nelson Drive in
Palisade. Every detail was beauti-
fully arranged and most appetizing
array of pie, cake, bread, jelly, salted
nuts and candies swiftly disappeared
with the guests. The hostess with
her assistants served coffee, cake, ice
cream and sandwiches, and altogether
more than $4,000 was realized. A
delightful social feeling prevailed and
the forthcoming Nelson Drive in all
its interesting details caused much
enthusiasm
The question today is What Are
YOU Doing in the Nelson Driver
In Palisade the Woman's Club, .Wom-
ans League Union Church, Sunday
School, Firemen, American Legion,
Pioneers, Junior League, Camp Fire
Girls, and the Pathfinders, are all
talking and working for the success
of the Nelson Drive for the Christian
Orphan Home. Watch for the ther-
mometer at the Palisade Junction
which will register the contributions
from day to day
The Nelson drive for the Christian
Orphans Home is going over big be-
yond question. Don't fail to do your
share.
Mrs. DR.. N. T. Beans is en- route
home again from Nebraska, where she
went several weeks ago to bury her
mother. Visiting relatives in Des
Moines, Ia she writes: "Visiting cous-
ms in this perfectly beautiful city.
All the old homes and most of the new
have grounds full block in depth, and