Palisadian., 1925-09-04
Village Gossip

Mrs. Charles T. Logan and Mrs. II.
Reynolds attended a card party at
the Brady's Friday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Ochsner of Cumbermede
road attended dinner in New York
City last Friday.
Miss Virginia Oman of Abbott bou-
Ievard, is a guest at the Brady Farm
this week.
-Carmine Richard and family re-
turned from their stay at Long Beach
Monday last.
The Parent Teachers Association of
Palisade in planning to resume ses-
sions early in September under the
leadership of Mrs. A. Oman, president.
Mrs. Geo. Beckman was playing golf
on Wednesday afternoon last. Couldn't
find out the score but some say twas
up in the millions.
---Ar1yu Burton Opitz has been taking
a number of friends to the swimming
pool in Teachers College.
DIR. Burton Opitz entertained DR..
Greisher of Bendigo, Australia, during
the past week. He brought cordial
greetings of DIR. Optics cousins, de-
scendants of their grandfather who
settled in this country of the Bush
men in 1897 in quest of gold.
Miss Sophie Wolpert and Master
Ralph Wolpert of Palisade are spend
ing vacation at Mountain Dale, Sui
iivan County, New York. Miss Jean
Wolpert and her father Joe Wolpert
returned this week.
The Rice sisters have resigned as
editresses of the V. G. column because
of insufficient remuneration and delay
in pay checks. If those who owe sub
scription money will please pay up
We can again get some assistance in
securing Village Gossip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar SPOTS and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bennett are
among local people who are vacation.
ing at Ocean Grove this week.
Warner Anderson, 1909 Kingsland
lane. the young actor, fell from log
last week and broke both bones In his
right forearm. Warner was giving a
demonstration of how the circus aero
bats did their stuff'' at the time the
accident occurred. He lost his balance
on the rapidly turning log and fell in
right forearm snapped. He has had
two settings, the last one under the
X-ray with lethal gas administered.
DR.. Litwin of Palisade Is in attend
ance.
Fort Lee High School opens We'd
nesday, Sept. 9th. Principal Arthur
e. Stukey will be in his Office Monday.
Sept. Z, from to 8 o'clock to confer
with new students and their parents
concerning the courses of study to be
pursued.
Dyer of Englewood lane ran
into an auto while riding his bike"
on Thursday morning and received
cuts about the head, arms and legs.
DIR. Schmidt attended him.
On Monday, Sept Ia the Woman's
Republican Club will meet at p m.
at the home of Mrs. James Stewart
Ou EuB6WOOu Lau6.
MIR. A. Speckels of West New York
will shortly be resident of Palisade.
He is having the brick home ON Alb
bott boulevard and Bluff road built for
his family.
MIR. and Mrs. r. A. Carleton Of
Pafisade will spend next weekend
and Labor Day at Greenwood Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mapes are going
to Pittston, Pennsylvania, over Labor
Day.
MIR. and Mrs. Jack Corcoran are
now residents of Palisade. They oc.
cupy the new home on Abbott boule-
ward built by Leegen and company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ruehmann and
son. Louis Leon. were dinner guests
on last Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Ruehmann's In the City.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Silbey. Miss
Elsie Resor, Ernest, Jr.,. and Miss
Helen Boswick motored to the w. r.
Goodman cottage at Greenwood Lake
last Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine
and son, Otis, spent the weekend
there.
MIR. and Mrs. Nils Paulson and fam
lily left Palisade on Thursday morning
to spend a week at the Goodman cot
tage Miss Helen Is convalescing from
a recent operation.
"A correspondent asks:
Q. Please print the symbolism OF
the colors.
A. Whether displayed in dresses,