Palisadian., 1925-11-06
Village Gossip

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bradshaw re-
turned on last Saturday from visit
to st. Louis, Missouri.
Dorothy Carlton was home last
weekend from st. Elizabeth Academy.
-Tegler Clark is up and around again
after his operation.
Mrs Henri Jeltrup entertained at
luncheon on Thursday afternoon, for
the executive committee of the Wo-
mans Club of Palisade.
Rene Bachetti is suffering from
sprained wrist.
Mrs Maud Earle sold her home in
Edgewood lane and left Thursday for
New York, where she will spend the
winter.
DR.. and Mrs. Limenfeld attended
the performance of "The Green Hat"
on Monday evening.
Mrs. f. Knipping and Mrs. J. A.
Rice attended the Trinity Church
luncheon on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Litwin and
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Levy were among
the guests at theatre party in New
York on election night.
George Martens is spending a few
weeks in upper New York state.
-On Saturday, a number of boys and
girls from Palisade will motor to
New Haven, to attend the ale-Mary-
land football game.
THE Campfire Girls held a meeting
on Friday evening at the home of
Mrs H. T. Beans.
Mrs. H. Kraemer of Bluff Road Pal
isade, entertained eighteen ladies at
luncheon on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Focht of Bluff
road, returned last Wednesday from
trip to Virginia
Mrs. A. l.. Ruehman of Edgewood
lane, entertained number of ladies
at luncheon on Friday afternoon. The
luncheon was one of series of
vanishing luncheons.
Mrs. Hauser, of Anderson avenue,
entertained a few friends at bridge
on Friday afternoon.
Ernest Sjbley, Jr., spent last week
end in Palisade, and returned on Mon
day to Pawling, N. Y, where he is
attending school.
Mr.. Miles Mcfarland, although still
confined 20 bed, is improving steadily
from his attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. J. i3. Franks, the photographer
burned by fashlight powder last
week. Moral-Dont play with fire.
THE Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity
held meeting on last Monday, at
the home Of Thomas de V. Fredericks,
on Cumbermede road.
Mrs. Charles Focht, of Bluff Road,
Palisade, entertained at bridge on
Friday afternoon.
MIR. Franklin Lamb, of Caldwell,
New Jersey, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lane on Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Club of Palisade held
meeting on Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. William l.. King, in
Englewood, New Jersey
Don't forget the dance and card
party the julius Zanette Post boys
are giving at the school house on
Tuesday evening, November 10. Ev-
cry effort has been made to make
this a jolly and lively affair.
The Alpha Girls held the first reg
ular meeting of the season, at the
home of Helen Kruger on Thursday
evening.
The chicken dinner given at the
Union Church Wednesday evening,
was the usual successful affair it al
ways is. Almost one hundred and
twenty-five diners were served
Mrs. j. A. Rice of Anderson ave
nue., entertained on Saturday evening
friends from Long Island and New
York
Miss Helen Boswick was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sibley on
Sunday evening.
The Union Church Halloween
party on Saturday evening was a big
success and drew jolly crowd.
The Woman's Club musicale to be
held at the Palisade school house on
November 14th, promises to be a most
delightful affair. The ladies have in.
vited members, their husbands, and
friends, to be present. Refreshments
will be served.
DIR. and Mrs. Limenfeld attended
the wedding of Miss Hilda Klein OF
New York, on Thursday evening.
THE Palisadian will supply mail
boxes to the home-owners of the com
munity for $1.50 each and on this
page will be found a coupon to use
in ordering. Orders will also be re
ceived through the local postmaster
! Those wishing the same installed may