Palisadian., 1925-02-20
CIHside and
FairuielU Notes

Members of Our Lady of Grace
| Lyceum held meeting on Thursday
evening at the Moose Hall, in Grant
wood, where they organized a bowl.
ing team.
C. Leeger & Co. are planning to
erect several one-family colonial
dwellings from designs by Architect
Harry Lucht.
The Fairview Civic Club held a
meeting in the clubhouse on McKin-
ley street, Thursday evening and
four new members were admitted.
Mr.. George Sterr will erect a two
family residence at Bergen Boulevard
and Edgewater Road from plans by
Architect Harry Lucht of 242 Fulton
Terrace
]. Vosters of 460 Anderson avenue,
who has been confined to his home
weeks, is reported on the road to
recovery.
Mrs. Hans Heidorn of 291 John
street is confined to her home by
severe attack of la grippe
A social evening was enjoyed al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Smith on Sunday evening. A pleas
ant time was enjoyed with music,
singing and dancing as entertain
ment and midnight supper was
centerpiece of cut flowels and favors
at each place card. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ludwig of
Grandview, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mil
Ter of Grantwood, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Schultz of Fairview
The children of the st, Johns
parochial school are busy preparing
for the play to be staged by each
class on March II in st. Johns Hall
The Catholic Girl Scouts of ST.
Johns Church held a hat party on
Tuesday evening in the st. Johns
Hall. Prizes were awarded.
The younger set of Cliffside Park
had joyous Valentine party at the
home of Miss Grace Voight of 61
Cortland avenue, Clffside. The
rooms were tastefully decorated in
the Valentine colors. Talent was
shown by Miss Florence Nagel and
Stella Winternick, who played the
violin, and Doris Franklin at the
piano. Dramatic art was shown by
Grace Voight and Edward Miranglo
in an imitation of Rudolph Valentino
in the "Sainted Devil" Harry Allen
and the above gave a two-act comedy
of Married Life" Bert Capstaff and
Harry Allen gave an act of "Ten
Nights in Barroom." Norman
Hyett was the "Silent Watcher"
Dainty refreshments were served
on prettily decorated table with a
large heart as it's centerpiece Favors
were tiny hearts with cupids. The
guests included Doris Franklin, Flo
renee Nagel, Frances Freed, Stella
Winternick, Roma Lyon, of Weehawk
en-, Masters Norman Hyett, Harry AL
len, Bert Capstaff and Edward
Miranglo
Miss Dorothy Harring and Edna
Winter. former graduates of Dumont
High School, are out practising teach
ing in Englewood. They have just
completed their work at Montclair
Normal School.
The Catholic Girl Scouts of St
Johns Church held meeting ON
Wednesday evening in the church
auditorium after which a hat party
was held. Next week the girls will
take trip to Loew's American
Theatre, New York
Architect Harry Lucht expects to
award the contract for the erection of
his new apartment Office and studio
building at 234 Palisade avenue SO
that construction can proceed short
ly.
The Women's Guild of Trinity Re-
formed chapel. held cake and coffee
social at the chapel on Tuesday under
the direction of the vice-president.
Mrs. E. Van Keuren. The entertain
ment in charge of Mrs. Merten was
greatly enjoyed by all. Mrs. E. Wolff,
a talented elocutionist headed the
program followed by several vocal
selections by Mrs. Sonderguard and
a duet by Mrs. Sonderguard and Mrs.
Deall Master James Cairn rendered
several piano selections and Master
Lloyd Hanrahan recited. The next