Palisadian., 1925-01-30
Village Gossip

MI. sam Hoke, OIL ANDERSON avenue,
left Sunday for a business trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. Mcfarland, of Edgewood
lane, is slightly recovered from ILL
ness caused by fractured leg. Mrs.
Mcfarland hurt herself by falling on
the icy pavement several weeks ago.
Mrs. Mayhem Lake has been under
the weather for several days.
Miss Bette Wright, of Anderson
avenue, attended a meeting of the
U. c. T. Club last Friday.
"A meeting of the Community Play
ers was held at Carney Hall on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Harry Elkan was one of the
judges at the races held at the
Armory Friday evening. The famous
Nurmi was one of the racers.
Mr.. William Drummond. of Abbott
Boulevard, left Monday for Hammond,
~ Y, for an indefinite stay with his
brother, who is seriously ILL.,
Mrs. Gertrude Posley is giving a
musicale at Carnegie Hall this Satur-
day afternoon. A number of her
Palisade pupils are to play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elkan will at
tend the Old Guard Ball, to be held
at the Waldorf on February g.
Mr.. Walter Barklage, of Edgewood
lane, is taking part in the Church
League Play to be held at Carney
Hall on the seventeenth OF February.
Bruce, the beloved collie dog of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ackerman, had TO be
chloroformed because he did not re-
cover from an illness.
Mrs. Harry Clark, ST., entertained
at a luncheon and bridge on Thurs
day afternoon.
A number of ladies of the Womens
League plowed through the deep snow
on Wednesday afternoon to reach the
home of Mrs. Boswick, where they
accomplished great work in sewing
| for the Christian Orphans Home.
Freddie st. John has been quite i'll
| for a few days with a very severe
| cold.
On Thursday evening Miss Calm
Hoke spoke before the meeting of the
| "A
At nine O'Clock every Sunday eve
ming the Brooklyn Strand broadcasts,
and practically all the compositions
are those of our gifted townsman,
Mr.. Mayhem Lake, of Edgewood lane.
Mrs. Lewis, of Anderson avenue, is
recovering from severe illness.
Miss Jane Thompson, one of the
Misses Thompson, formerly of Alb
bott Boulevard, has been taken to the
Hackensack Hospital.
/. Miss Grace Barton and Mrs. Nit
chell were luncheon guests of Mrs.
John Sharp Saturday afternoon.
Mrs j c. Vosburgh robbed well
fed dog of huge chicken carcass
the other day. The carcass later ap-
peared in the kitchen scene of the
Community Players sketch at Car
ney Hall.
Miss Minnie Meyn entertained at
500 last week.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. r.
H. Schroth entertained fourteen
ladies at a party in honor of her
birthday
Miss Calm Hoke found what was
evidently a pet. kitten the other day.
1t is snow white, has blue eyes and
Is quite deaf 1t is being sheltered at
the Hoke home until someone claims
it,.
Harry Dorhman returned from Lib
erty, N Y, yesterday.
Phi Grandin is up and about after
having been in bed for a week with
the grip.
George Martens recently underwent
an operation on his nose. He is now
able to breathe with ease again. He
said he had been holding his breath
for a year and since his operation IS
able to breathe freely.
Mrs. Charles LittWin left on Friday
last for visit with relatives at her
former home in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard c. Felser en-
tertained a party of ladies from Pali-
SADIE at the Metropolitan Opera House
recently. The guests included: Mrs.
William II. Archibald, Mrs. Seabeck,
Mrs. George E. Clark Mrs. Henri Jelt-
rup, Mrs. H. T. Beans, Mrs. Harry
Flemming, Mrs. E. e. PEBBLES, Mrs.
whitman and Mrs. Christie.
Miss Calm Hoke attended the coun-
try dance in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Noyes, in Hillside avenue, Leonia, on
Friday evening of last week. The
members of the group who call them
selves country dancers are composed
of residents of Leonia and vicinity,
who are interesting themselves in
country folk dances.
Miss Josephine Bliss of Edgewood
Lane entertained number OF her
former school chums at skating par
ty on the lake near Woodcliff last Sun
day afternoon. The guests after skat-
ing for several hours enjoyed supper
at the Bliss home and social hour
following.