Palisadian., 1925-08-28
Village Gossip


bury Park.
Miss Eleanor Pennell and Miss Ag-
mes Brady are visiting Miss Clarice
Blake in Portland, Me.
MIR. Milton Elkan will visit at the
Elkan home. on Bridal Way, this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Elkan will en-
tertain some friends at a party this
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley and
Ernest, Jr, visited Massapequa, l.. l.,
last Monday, where Mr.. Sibley was
awarding contracts on an elementary
school building.
Miss Elsie Resor of BrooKilne'
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and MRS
Ernest Sibley.
The Lake family were the guests OF
the Ernest Sibleys last Sunday for
dinner and motor trip.
Mr.. Wolpert and his daughter
Jean, are spending vacation IN
Mountaindale.
Postmaster and Mrs. Gustav Meyn
will spend the weekend on Long Is
land We don't know where.
"A baby boy was born at the Engle-
wood Hospital on Thursday last to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Malay OF Edge
wood Lane. The little fellow ana
mother are doing fine. He will be
known as John Paul.
Mrs. l.. A. Mapes OF Pallsaue en-
joyed a trip to Middletown ana spent
Thursday of this week at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. King in En-
glewood.
Mrs. Mary Torrey has returned
from Pocono Manor, Mount Pocono,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Smolovit ana
family returned from vacation at
Kenoza Lake, N. Y.
DR.. Nelson, Mrs. Nelson and pret-
ty Baby Nelson will go to Virginia IN
September, where DR.. Nelson mas
some handsome property near the
James River. And that little baby
with it's lovely auburn hair! Well, TO
see her is to love her. Eyes like moth
ing you have ever seen, so light-blue
they are.
The Valentines have now brought
their pretty home up to state OF
perfection that makes 1t adorable to
those who have seen it. They are
Just beginning rock garden in the
rear which will add much. The front
lawn is very pretty and the walks ar
tistic. Mrs. Valentines taste is un-
deniable.
Well, everybody will be glad to see
the Hollingers back in another week
or so from California.
Paul Brady has stopped travelling
up New York State and is now operat-
ing in the big city selling bonds.
The Palisade Union Church will
soon be open again-next week, in
fact-that is, the second Sunday in
September Some good friend plant
ed some pretty flowers around the
church near the walls-marigolds-
and they look very pretty and at
tractive.
The George Fl. Frews have spent
several weeks in the Catskills.
Miss Dorothy Lillienthal of Cumber-
mede road returned last Sunday
from a stay in Middlesex County. She
is looking as sweet as pink and as
fresh as a daisy.
Arthur Brady says that in a few
years the Nash will be the most popu-
lar car in America.
Mrs. Morecrafts sunken garden is
a treat to look at.
The east front is growing so fast 1t
has lost its primeval appearance. 1t
is now thoroughly modern and is al
together lovely. 1t is, quite naturally,
the choice spot of Palisade.
The Carmine Richard family of Alb
bott boulevard will return to Palisade
from Long Beach on September s.
MFR. and Mrs. Phil Smith of War
rem avenue had as their guests on
Sunday evening last Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hooper of New York. The
Smiths gave a party in their honor
on Sunday evening prior to their de-
parture on Monday on a trans-conti-
mental motor trip to sunny California.
They expect to be gone about year.
Mrs. James Stewart is spending
several weeks at Asbury Park.
Among recent hostesses was Mrs.
William Glandorf, who entertained at
luncheon and bridge at her home in
Edgew0od lane.
Miss Calm Hoke, who is touring
the continent ON her return from at
tending the convention of the Amer
lean Chemical Society, in Los Ange-
les, is now at Glacial Park. She will
arrive home early in September.
Virginia Oman is home from Camp
Onika, on Lake Cohasset, where she
spent month.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Weigman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Elsie. to Fred Christensen
of Fairview.
Mrs. Studerus and Olga Studerus
are home from motor trip with Mr.
and Mrs. Gustav Zellwager of Grant