Palisadian., 1925-09-11

Down Petticoat Lane" will be play
ed Saturday, October 3, for the Camp
fire Girls on the lawn of Mrs. Beans.
Details later.
Mrs. e. d. Butz received word this
past week that her sister, who for
many years resided in Pennsylvania,
had passed away.
DR. and Mrs. Charles Littwin enter
tanned guests from Philadelphia at
their home in Warren avenue during
the holidays.
Mr.. Horace Hammond of Vineland,
N. j., will arrive tomorrow to spend
several days with Charles Lane. Mr..
Hammond was formerly assistant
manager of the Palisadian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Crowley of
Grantwood have moved into their new
home on Cumbermede road, next to
the Fredericks' home. The house was
built by Eypper and Beckmann, and is
Colonial style.
Mrs. Lefty Button spent the week
end at Asbury Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wolpert enter
tanned Mr.. Hopkins of Jersey City and
Mr.. Larence Goldie Kosman of Pater-
son, N. j., on Sunday
Little Minnie Wolpert called one of
the Palisadian reporters down for not
mentioning her vacation. Minnie
spent her vacation at Mountaindale.
"A number of Palisadians attended
the "horse race" or rather the Charles
ton contest at the park Wednesday
evening.
Ernest, Jr., spent last weekend at
Swartswood Lake, Delaware Water
Gap and East Stroudsburg, Pa. Travel
ling with them were Miss Helen Bos-
wick of Palisade, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Searle of Lyndhurst.
The first meeting of the season of
the Woman's Republican Club of Pali-
sade will be held at 2:30 o'clock
sharp on Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. James Stewart on Edge
wood lane.
Miss Grace Campbell of Palisade is
member of the Woman's New York
Symphony Orchestra of 60 pieces,
which has been playing in concert at
Central Park recently. Miss Campbell
plays the oboe.
"A peach festival, under the auspices
of the Woman's League of the Union
Church, will be held at the home of
Mrs. James Stewart on Edgewood
lane Wednesday afternoon, September
16. The charge of 35 cents includes
ice cream, peaches and cake. Try and
get that anywhere else in the world
for that price. You just can't do it,
that's all; so be on hand Wednesday
afternoon next.
Miss Hilda Neinstadt, formerly of
Palisade, has returned to her present
home in Railway after several days
visit with Mrs. e. H. Schroth.
-Thos. Fredericks, Geo. Martens,
Charlie Osmer and Ray Bacchetti
were guests of Charles Lane last week
end at his summer home in Oakland,
N, ]. When are you going to return
the Victrola, boys?
The Hunikes have ring tail mon.
key that was brought to them from
Panama by a friend.
Mr. and Mrs. James Crowley of
1882 Anderson avenue, are the proud
parents of brand new baby boy,
Kevin, weighing just six pounds. The
newcomer was born on August 81 in
Farr's Sanitarium in Hoboken. The
mother is at home and both she and
the child are doing nicely.
Mike Okin of Palisade has gone
into the shirt business and contem-
plates offering DR.. Limenfeld the
agency for northern New Jersey, so
Dr. Rosenblum tells us. oh, yes, Max
Klein, Morris Blaustein and Mike
went on motor trip to Port Henry
recently and were royalty entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kraker
They had a peach of time.
Mrs. Florence l.. Thompson is back
to Palisade She has started her class
in piano work and will also give
guitar lessons this year. She can be
reached by mail or telephone Cliff
side II.