Palisadian., 1925-11-06
Personal and Social
Grantwood

Mrs. Boyer were entertained at din
ner on Saturday evening by, Senator
Edmund w. Wakelee, at his home in
Hackensack.
Mrs. Boswick, Mrs. Manning and
their families attended the twenty
fifth anniversary of their church in
Jersey City on Tuesday, at which
$1,100 was contributed to the Chris
tian Orphan Home.
Miss Belle Shattuck of Hague, New
York has been house guest of Miss
Helen Donaldson at her home for the
past week.
Mr.. c. and Miss Laura Thallman
and Mr.. Charles Daggett of New York
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs William Clark enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Metzler at dinner
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. Manahan, Mrs. George Dick
inson and Miss Kraut attended the
County convention of the Parents
Teacher Associations, in Bogota, last
week.
Mrs. Manahan is attending the
State Convention of Parent-Teacher
Association this week, as delegate
from the local organization.
Mrs. G. Siegrist, Mrs. Margaret
Ahearn and Mrs. Anna Glynn, at
tended the Council Auxiliary meeting
of the Holy Name Hospital in Trinity
Lyceum in Hackensack last week.
Miss Lillian Ostrom, talented young
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Os-
from, of Lawton Avenue, played sew
eral violin selections at concert in
the Swedish Methodist Church in
Brooklyn, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Andrew Hakanson is ill at her
home on Palisade Avenue. DR.. Jack
Erwin is the attending doctor.
Miss Helen Leeger, of Lawton Ave-
nue., spent the weekend at her home
from the New Jersey State College
at New Brunswick. Miss Leeger
holds the distinction of being the
best kicker ON the soccer team of the
college.
Miss Grace Zeberani, of Lawton
Court, spent the weekend with
friends in Long Island
Miss Elvera Wissel, of Franklin
Avenue, attended a Halloween party
given by the Girl Scout troop, of the
Grove Church, Union Hill, Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Emil LIE Clerq, of
Knox Avenue, returned home Satur-
day, from a several months stay in
Europe.
Miss Dorothy Odenwaller enter
tanned few friends at her home on
Wayne Avenue, Friday evening.
Miss Florence McAvoy, of West
Grantwood recently witnessed a per-
formance at the Criterion Theatre,
New York City, with some friends.
Mrs. John Killip has returned to
her home in Oswego, after spending
a week with her daughter, Mrs. Ger
aid McInerny, of Roselind apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bailey, of Cald-
well, recently moved into their new
home on Grant Avenue.
''Vic" and Katherine Bait and Wal
ter Anderson all of Franklin Avenue,
attended a performance of the Gold
Rush" at the Grant Lee, Tuesday.
MlSS I1tieu OHdy, VI GTduCWOOu,
has resumed her teaching in the
Grantwood school, after an absence
of several days due to illness.
The Busy Bee Club of the Grant
wood Congregational Church, held a
meeting recently at the home of Miss
Lillian Weiss of Grant Avenue.
Games were played during the eve
inn i,,f1r ol,.~
served. Those present included: FL
len Nelson, Eleanor Holcombe, Louise
Goelz, Dorothy Comstock, Dorthea
Slater, Helen Kaelin, Eleanor LIE
Match, Muriel Hearn, Dorothy Vogeli
Mrs. Gretchen Comstock, of Law
ton Avenue, spent Tuesday with
friends in East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Young, of
Washington avenue, entertained a few
out-of-town guests on Tuesday eve
ming.
Oscar Lenders, of Palisade Avenue,
was home from Rutgers College for
the weekend.
Mrs. Carl Johnson and son, Gerard,
of Franklin Avenue, were recent din
Ostrom, of Lawton Avenue.
Mrs. Gerald McInerny, of Lawton
Avenue, was the guest of friends in
West New York, Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. Thompson, of Anderson
Avenue, is convalescing lat, her home
from her recent illness.
Professor and Mrs. Franz Boas, of
Franklin Avenue, are home from
Europe, where they spent several
months.
Miss Kathleen Hourigan had as
weekend guest, Miss Helen Burr,
classmate at Barnard.
Holy Name Hospital Auxiliary
The Grantwood Auxiliary of the
Teaneck Holy Name Hospital has re-
ceived a check for two hundred dol
lars for the hospital from Mrs. Adiel
Vandeweghe, of Edgewater Heights
Park, to make the last payment on it's
eight hundred dollars pledged for the
three bed private room in the hos
pital.
In thefuture, whatever sum the
auxiliary raises, will now be for the
baby delivery room and the steriliz-
ing room equipment which amounts
to one thousand dollars.
Bridge Club