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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-11-26
Committees Named for
Musical Tea

Mira Tom Jones Parry. president
o, tho Junior Mothers club. has
appoiated tho committees for the
second annual silver musical tea OF
tho Club 20 be given Tuesday after
noon. December s. at tho Gamma
Phi Beta Chapter house. A6s9 nth
ave, n. T.
The Junior Mothers ls an organl.
sation or youug matrons ia the
Queen Ammo and University di6.
trtetA and tho tea u the annual
Christmas tree benefit for the Me.
dina Homo Tor Bablez
Mrs Earl V, Martin i in charge
% the program 10 which prominent
artists OF tho city win contribute
some splendid numbers.
In the receiving limo with Mrs
Roy T. Taylor chairman OF the
reception committed. viii DO MIRA
harl v Martin. Mrs. Ford EividEc.
Mrs. Roy l. Maryatt ana Mrs. Tom
Jones Parry.
MIRA Richard r. Mitchell. Aira
Arthur wlchman. Mira r. Albert
Osborne, Mrs, Charles Lincoln Hall
and Mrs Thomas c. Johnson viii
assist In tho drawing room
Presiding over tho tea service
win be Mrs Arthur HagEett, Mrs
John Lincoln Hall. ArrA Henry
X, Owens. Mrs, John ~. Booth
and Mrs win II Parry. assisted By
Mrs Allan +. Lacy. Mrs Russell
Callow. Mira Edward l.. Rosling
Mrs, Darwin Melaucat and Mrs. Al.
bert KAlln.
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Dinner Parties IFiU Fete Families and
Friends, Tea assistants Named

rUHIs evening ln various homes
L and clubs thruout tho city,
hosts ANA h1st1sses win entertain
mly groups and additional
friends
Ameus them will ho Judsc and
Mrs. W. H. Uogle, Mr and Mira
Frederick =. Fischer Mr.. and Mira
Gerald Fgink. Mr. and Mrs Man
son r. Raekus Mr. and Mrs Carl
lIuiskamp Mr. and Mrs Frederick
charles tombstone Mr.. and Mrs
John r, RYAN Mrs Charles y,
Nyhlgucsey Mrs William r. Gsff-
ney. Mr, and Mrs T. T. Rhodes
Mr. ana Mrs 4. = Eitridge, Mr..
and Mrs i. S. Fo.hsFingham, Mr.,
pnd Mrs George Iarroun, Mt and
Mrs Ben L. Moore, Mr. and Mrs
a. u. Fisher, Mr., and Mira A. &
iGasklns. Mr.. and Mrs, clyde Had
Iey. Mr. and Mrs. G + NJ Pratt
Mr.. ana MIA Alexander Prlnglc.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Hyatt Mr.. and
Ntrs. W. 5. pulmagc, Mrs Frederic
Hall White. Mr., and Mira r. 4.
Wilson and Mr and Mrs Stanley
Gritfjths
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Bishop O'Dea Back
From Trip to Rome

Aie' az Tho Union depot by cath.
ollie dlgnI'arira Bishop Edward J.
o'pta. Of the Seattle diocese. re-.
turned home wcdHs day evening
from q trip 20 Rome during which
he bad a private audience with the
Pope He said that the pope was in
excellent health aud had expressed
qualification because the Seattle
diamond jubilee campaign had been
successfully conducted
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Orthopedic Lunch Room

Mrs. n r. James win b. hostesa
for East Madison Guild AZ the Ortho.
pedic lunch room Friday. assisted hy
Mra. $. Anderson. Mrs.. G. G. Chr.
ringtou. Mrs. J + Rhodes. sirs. a. T..
Ellsworth, Mrs. =. Forrest, Mrn H.
II. HRnion. Mr.. David Peacock. Mrs.
Peter Person. Mrt, H. c. Stern. Mrs.
Joscph Robinson. Mrs @. W. Tyler.
Mrs. o, @. white. Mrs. H. 4 Wash.
lugton and Mrs. G.. Roam
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Thrifty Scot Wears
3 Suits, Foils Tax

LONDON. Nov. 2s.- A Scotch
passenger on an Imperial Airways
air liner was perspiring abnormaliy
when tho ship landed Investigation
showed he had worn three suits Of
clothes 70 avoid paying the extra
charge Of a shilling a pound levied
on haREnge IN excess OF 30 pounds
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All You Buy as Real
Scotch Is but Water

LONDON. Nov. 2G.-sco,tish farm
ers have protested TO the government
that the only Scotch IN Scotch
whisky Is the water They asked a
high import duty on barley. which
AZ present is imported at n lower
cost than they can raise u.
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Prize Hunters Have
Many Winning WAYS

LONDON, NOV 2Gs-Tho opening
Of the winter season Of fancy dress
balls and carHiyuls brings out the
''pothunters." Women who own one
striking costume make the rounds OF
parties, going 20 a different one each
night They usually success In bag.
ging one Of tho many prizes al each
OffIr.
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Assisting at Tea

Mrs. 80, Lyle Spencer IS & neral
chairman OF the committee arranging
the tea a. the women's University
Club Friday afternoon. AZ o'clock.
Miss Jessie Keith and Mlsa Jo-
sephlne Taber will pour. assisted b.
Mrs. Hobart r Cave. Mrs. Curtis
Williams, Mrs Darwin Msiauest. STR.
Paul ". Cone. Mrs c. r. Hughes and
Mlas Helen I. SanlYe.
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Entertains for Visitor

Mrs J. r. Nicholson entertained
with q luncheon or sixteen covers
and bridge at her home last Friday
IN honor % Mrs Frank
Wiener q san Diego. who has
been visiting tn town FOR several
months. Mr. and Mrs. Wiener will
leave next week FOR Enid. Okla.
where they win make thcir home.
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Professional Women'6 Club. eY.
pressed tho hope that tho women's
clubs n the city might Join m Tho
erection of a w6mau'H club building
in se7'ile. IN which each club mlght
bo "a shareholder.
Entertainment WIS furnished by
Mr Red Corc0ran. banjo artist. ana
hr Harry IicsslsIn. venirloqulst.
both members Of tho University OF
Washington Cleo club. and by Mr
Wayne boty, Of the Western I'm.
craving company who gave q
"rhalk talk,
Mr G. H. lewis announced % re-.
hearEal for Tho Beauty Shop" n
musical comedy 10 Do presented IN
der his direction by the Seattle Bue.
now and Professional Women's club
M the metropolitan iheatcr Decem
Der D and ] e. The cast win be- com.
posed or prominent members af
mems and womeuH clubs of tho city.
Miss Susan Holman i8 general
chairman for "Tbc Beauty shop"
and MIla Edna CmnFls has charge
~ tho ticket sale. Miss CungIe VIII
be- assisted by tho following temp.
tlns Margaret Sweeney. Fac Holt.
Irene Johnson. Susan Childs. Viola
Page. Adlie Carleton. Ada Zoru
Vera iuusc Ona r. gIonu and Pearl
Aud 4 prize Of $50 viii be given
~ The club which sells tho most tick.
cts. and q prize Of $40 each 20 tho
man ma woman IN tho cast who
sells tho largest number
The Seattle Business and PROBES.
Tlouni womcn's Club win mako q
visit 20 Tie Campfire Girls head.
quarters the Camaraderie. on Sun.
day. November %. a. $3.50 O'Clock.
Members are directed 10 take No.
l6 car 10 Caller a. The trip viii b.
Ia charge Of MISS Margaret Sweeney.
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Assisting at
Mrs. HuteSOR'S Tea

AZ Mrs. II J, Tntfert, Huteson's
feA on saturday afternoon. az her
home. 'Hltop Lodge" az Tho High.
'andA assisting win - Mu. VII
tam IL. Bliss, Mrs. Josiah Collins,
zlrs. Henry e. Colycr. Mrs, Peter
Trlmble Rowe. Mrs William Pitt
Trlmble. Mrs. James c. Huteson
and Mrs Herbert Il Gowen.
Tho affair will honor Mrs Hua-
ION. wife ~ the RI Rev Arthur
j.. Huston. Bishop Of Olympia, and
Mrs. Alexander Baillie. who return.
a a short time ago nom a trip
East.
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Mrs. Merrill TO
GiUe Luncheon

Mrs r. y, Merrill has cards out
for n luncheon on Tuesday after
noon az the Sunset Club
The affair viii honor Mrs Ros-
well Parish o. Boston. who with
Mr. Parish will arrive In town to-
nlEht. and VIII be guests az Tho
olympic until after Christmas
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BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
woHEN's CLUB

WOMEN 81 CLUB
Tho Seattle Business and Prorcs.
sianal Womsnr club had dinner
ON Tue day evening November q. ~
the Dixie tea room FOR tho presidents
% mems business cluta o. tho city.
pr Florence 81 Morse president OK
the club called upon nr Frank y,
Wood. president of the Young Mems
business Club. who told Of tho or.
Fnnizatlon ~ that club as a luncheon
club. and traced ~ development 20
tho present time. when IL maintains
an office in tho Alaska building with
Is paid executive secretary ana "a
rtcnographcr.
br " r Waldo. pas, president of
Seattle Rotary club was called upon
a. tell something ~ tho work ~ that
club Th6 Seattle club. no stated.
N i6r fourth club organized In
this country 1,s members euacayor
30 carry each 90 his own profession
or unc ~ businca. the ethics and
ideals fosiercd by the club.
Committeeman Bertha x. Ganarz
hostess for tho Seattle Bupinos ana
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Tea Win Welcome
Mrs. Ruhm

Ia welcome 20 her daughter. Mrs
Thomas Kuhn. who win return Fri.
day from an extended trip abroad.
Mrs John Collins viii entertain at
her homo az tea on sunday after
noon, December 6, from until :
o'clock.
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SPECIAL MEETING

ST. Vincent Auxiliary 10 s' Vim
cents Home for tho Aged viii meet
in special session iriday afternoon.
November e.. at $50 O'Clock. az the
homo q the president Mrs Ray
moud AuElns Sc Turcnne. 1906 Pros.
peci ~
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Informal Sunday
Ninht Sumner

Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Dempsey viii
entertain informally ct supper Sun.
day evening at their home In honor
az Mrs. Frances Everett Mitchell OF
chicago. who is the house guest Of
2ir and Mrs. Henry Broderick for
several weeks.
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ORDER OF RAINBOW
FOR GIRLS

Seattle Assembly order Of the
Rainbow for Girls. win meet Friday,
November 81. at 7.s0 o'clock, in the
Masonic temple. a class VIII be
Initiated and there will also be a
shower for tho Washington Chill
drens Home.
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WEST SEATTLE CLUB
TO GIVE DANCE

W Seattle Community Club
will give a dance Saturday even
Ig November IS. ~ tho clubhouse.
Mr and Mrs y u Cole and Mr.
and Aiw Charles r. pcrryman will
he the hostess.
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LUNCHEON FoR SEATTLE
CHAPTER. y. a. H.

NIrs u q Wright vlil entertain
the members Or Seattle Chapter. p.
s. r a. luncheon. November 80.
A. ! o'clock NJ her home ls4 Aie
Guw at Assistant hostesea will
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Thrift Shop Service

Medina Guild viii he In charge at
the orthopcd!c Thrift shop all day
Friday. Assisting viii 10 Mrs. a.
J Shaw, and Mrs J II Feather
stnrn
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Mrs. Barnes to Be
Hnllnr Guest

Miss Mary Trlmble will entertain
with a small supper NJ her home
sunday evening IN honor OF Mrs
Donald Barnes,
Invitations Include a few o. Mrs.
Barnes friends
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Postpones Series
of Dances

This 81. Cecilia Dancing Club has
indefinitely postponed in series os
dances for this winter.
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Mothers Club Sponsors
Baznnr and Card PdrtH

Members Ok the zeia Tau Mothers
.tuh who are sponsoring q bazaar
and card party on December s. at
me Olympic. are being assisted by
both The active and alumnac chap
fers.
sfrs. James a. Carson has charge
~ the bridge party In the afternoon
and Miss Helen Williams IS in
charge Of the evening affair.
The sale o. gifts IL under the su,
psrvslon OF Mrs. Louis II. simon and
alrs. Waldo y. Staples will be in
charge Of the dellcaiessen booth dur
ing the afternoon. II the evening
these booths viii be in charge Of
ars. Lulu Y. Hayes and Mrs How.
nrtl
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WASHINGTON BLVD
~ q n II

washington Boulevard w c. r U.
win meet az the Chapel. 3lst and
Madison. Friday. November "a. from
II 10 $50 o'clock The meeting 10
open 10 the public
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
AK SOCIAL CLUE

ARK SOCIAL CLUB
Ark Social Club o. u. s, viii moot
IT the Masonic Temple. 1915 Rainier
ave, on "wednesday. December 2. at
o'clock. An interesting program
has been arranged. All Eastern
Stars invited.
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CONCERT AT WELSH
CHURCH

Under Tie auspices u the Ladies
Aid Society OF the welsh Presbyter
ian church. concert viii 30 etY'
en- on Friday evening, November
81. az o'clock. at the church a
gypsy cncampmeut scene viii 30
feature o. TITO program which will
include numbers hy Miss Enid carl.
son. soprano. Sir Vaughn Jones.
tenor. Atr. T. u Audrc~E. bari
tone. Miss Ethel webb lyssley.
slocuiloaat. Alis Faith Knppp.
harplst. Miss Edith Fou,kes, violin.
TT and Mru. Anna Hughes. rraHer
Miss Frances williams VIII b. the
accompanies,
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GUARANTEE CLUB

Tho Quarnntc Club win meet with
Mrs. Sarah Edmunds md Mrs. Caro-.
limo Humphrey. Tuesday evening,
December !. at O'Clock, az ABA
chilberg ave.
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GuMMAGE BALE

John b. MILLER. vs. q G.. wlll hold
a rlmmaEe salo saturday, November
2s. uf the Pliuy Alien garage, COS
ullte ID Members arc uslied 20 take
their donations 10 the place Of sale
GA Friday afternoon
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BALLARD W c T. U.

Ballard w. e. r. L. will meet
wish Mrs. l. saucr. 24iO W. 6srd
81 on Friday. November 81, NJ :
o'clock
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InNlA SOCIAL cIun

laHt1 Social Club w.ll meet 20 the
Masonic Temple. Wednesday. Dc.
stmbrr g. az 9 u'Clgtf al Eastern
stars and friends invited
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Personal

Mm Reginald Gayuor and chi.
dfsn vii. lr8Yo Friday FOR Miami,
ria, whore they VIII join ST. Gay.
nor ana remain for che winter
Mr Prescott oaky7 lrft thI1 morn.
ing for Victoria. H O.. whore Do
VIII spend Thanksgiving with Mr1
cakes and their children
MH Claude So sreIuy viii leave
today Tor California. 10 l0lu Mr Sec.
ley They win return iu about three
weeks
Alias Adelaide Eickels lsft Wedner
day night for New York and B11s
ton. 90 Do away until after tho
Christmas holidays,
Alim Catherine Niulock % going
10 Aberdeen on Saturday. 20 spend
the weekend with her hruthorin-nw
and sister Mr ana Mrs Frederick
Joseph swalwcll Sir and Mrs
lt'ti H NNiuh AFr hu'hAlHE hhAhs WIN
The swalwela IA Aberdeen,
Mrs Andrew 81. Gillespie De- oz
pecicd home today from q Tow days
yiait ia Vancouver. g. G.
Mr. and Mts. Herbert a Srh0rn-
field have returned from "a twu weeks
Visit ia san Francisco They went
South 90 attend the Warrington.
California and tho Callfouiasfau.
ford football gaines.
Mrs Harry O, penlck VIII leave
December 2 Tor Srw Orleans whore
she VIII visit Tor several months
Mr and Sir ", Vaughn Arthur
have gH their guests over Thanks
giving, Mr and MfH H. IT. Ellis OF
iirliluEhBm
Nr ana Mn Russell y Horton OF
Victoria. - C., and children are the
guests or Mr and Mr. Louis c.
Horton.
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PILGRIM CHURCH TO

HAVE BNNNAN MD DINNER
Pilgrim Congregational church viii
have n bnznnr on tho afternoon and
evening OF Friday, December 4. At
$50 o'clock n chicken dinner will
DO served under tho auspices OF the
Womnns League, with Mrs u. r.
Clark. az chairman.
a feature OF tho evening VIII bo
play FOR Distinguished Service, 4"
which VIII bo presented under the
direction Of Mrs. Robert =. Sandal
Miss Goncvloyo Olson VIII take tho
leading role.
Mra. Donald Stewart ia chairman
Of tho bnznnr.
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CENTRAL MISSION

The Central Mission Study Club
will meet in The Bible room o. the
Y. ". c. A., Friday. November e..
az 10 o'clock
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MISS MARGARET TWO
HIG is the youngest coed in
the University Of Wisconsin.
She's only IA, but she's en-
rolled in the school Of music,
having completed her grade
education in five years
and her high school work in
three.
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Rridae "a

Miss Gcrtruae Woedcotk viii en-.
tertaiu with O bridge tea on satur'
DAY afternoon AZ the Womra's Uni.
Nersity CiuG
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WOmen's Clubs

ivu additional features Mra y. 4.
Miller wiI be m charge ~ the dinner
20 be- served Wednesday evening
from $50 10 $50 o'clock. with bridge
and whist following
Mrh Z. o. iarto Is general chair.
man ~ Tho bazaar
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pAr.M CIRCLE J-vENfLEs

Palm Circle Juveniles Will have
business meeting Friday, November
q. at tho home Of Mrs. Steele. 2lo5
Eorthlnke.
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REGULAR MEETING

The ladies Auxiliary Go Tic
Brotherhood Of Railroad Tpinmgu
wii hold im regular meeting FRI
day. November 81. At $50 o'clock
Initiation Is drill team
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Del MrV Roy Case, Srs. " r Dale.
Mrs Thomas Giyan. MrH A. H.
Jones and Ntm. y. v. Williams.
Mrs J. H. Ltilc, chairman Of
the Ameriraniation Bureau IN So,
attic, viii give "a talk on the good
accomplished hy tho bureau since
its organization Mrs X H. Upton.
a member ot Seattle Chapter. wnn
chairman n tho recent huocesalul
card party given by The bureau
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nAzAAn ANn nINNnn

Tho women OF Falkland Commun.
ity club viii hold their annual
b0znar Tuesday and "wednesday, De.
ccmbor and 2, ne tho clubhouse.
Tho usual booths will contain attract
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yyoMANs AUXILIARY

TO ~ NJ a
The WomRUs Auxiliary 20 tho u.
So a. wIIi hold meeting 10 the
banquet room os the cafeteria ai
Tho olympic, on wednesday pccem-
her
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CLUBS FOR FRIDAY

COLONEL ELLSWORTH
CIRCLE
Colonel Ellsworth Circle. Ladies Of
ths @ A. r. VIII serve q home,
cooked luncheon ga Veterans han.
Arnory, Friday November 81. ut
neon A business meeting win fnl
low tho luncheon
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Music
Violin Recital
at Cornish
Nl.w Elizabeth Choatr. H0Iulrt
WIN Do presented On recital by tho
Cornish school Saturday evening.
November 2s. at tho Cornish theaisr
Her program follows.
sonata" fop. aD....r...... Br-fHgysn
Allegro
Adurio motto expressive
EIHrfF8
ITHag
II
aTmpHuHir TrpsEu1IrH ........... Lsl5
AHHfn ron trHHry
AuI.r
NuHUTFaHIn
Nar.urHa Op. Q. no =. Ch1pla-HETassts
~ 'Hh''H. Hrrfss--... ba1uin Maurn
'1Hmh8ur'H rhiHsis' ...... rsr't- TtrsIrl.r
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Alr ana Mn Russell n. Horton Of
Victoria. u C., ana children are the
guests OF Mr and Mr. Louis c..
Horton
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Mrs. Claude so steluy VIII leave
today FOR California, 10 l0iu Mr Sec.
ley They win return Boa about three
weeks.
Palisadian., 1925-08-21
Early Opening of
Bank In Grantwood
Practically Assured

Members of the organization COM
mittee of the new Cliffside Park Title
Guarantee and Trust Company, gave
assurance this past week that plans
have been made for opening of the
institution in the near future Stock
holders have been requested to make
payment of the first capital stock in
stallment by September l.
The new banking house, formed by
a merger with the present title COM
pany, will be capitalized at 100000,
with surplus of $4,000. Shares of
stock numbering 1000 at S100 par
value, will be offered to holders of
the 1000 shares of the existing title
company.
Headquarters of the new company
will be in Grantwood and it is ex-
pected that operations will begin i'm
mediately after the capital stock is
fully subscribed.
Members of the organization COM
mittee include: DR.. E. C. Hellstern,
chairman; A. C. Reichel, treasurer;
Joseph Preston, secretary; D. j. Ma
honey, Eric E. Lehsten, Ahrend Ma
gel, Theodore Vogt, Charles Bischoff
Palisadian., 1925-08-21
Tennis Tournament

There remains but one more week
left to get your shtry in for the invi-
tation tennis tournament which the
Grantwood Tennis Club is staging the
initial week of September. Entries
will close on Saturday, August 20.
Not as many have signified their in
tentions of competing as had been ex-
pected The club members trust that
more tennis players will take advan-
tage of this tournament. which is the
first of it's kind in Grantwood for
many a moon. Unfortunately the play
will be limited to Grantwood people
only, for it is the wish of the club
that a home player should win.
Plans call for junior and senior
mems singles. Excellent competition
will be given in the last group, for
Holzinger, Rice and Wally Mcdonald
will be among those to serve them
up. As in tournaments OF this kind
a small fee of a dollar is charged for
each entry. The money derived from
this source will go towards the de-
frayal of the prize expenses. Phone
Carlson, Cliffside 1S4, or see members
at the court, which is located on
Knox and Palisade avenues.
Palisadian., 1925-08-21
Councilman F. Weis
Opens Electric Shop

Councilman Fred Weis of Cliffside
Park, after many years of work in
this section as an electrical contrac-
tor, has opened very fine electrical
fixture store at 306 Palisade avenue in
Cliffside, called the Cliffside Park
Electric Shop.
Mr. Weis has been in the electrical
business since 1907 and has been an
electrical contractor in Cliffside since
1918. He was one of the early settlers
in Cliffside, having established his
residence there in 1897. He has been
prominent not only in business cir
cles but in the civic and political life
of the community. He was fire chief
at one time and is at present on the
board of council.
Few stores make sales before they
open their doors to the public but
Friend Weis has done just this and
reports the sale of many fine lighting
fixtures to persons who admired his
offerings even before he was ready to
open.
That he will have success in the
new undertaking is beyond question,
for he has legion of friends and he
has the right kind of goods.
Palisadian., 1925-08-21
Fort Lee Borough
Fathers Discuss
Number of Things

At the meeting of the Fort Lee
mayor and council on Wednesday
night the much delayed hearing on the
Linwood avenue improvement assess
ment was postponed again. The OBJ
jectors are to meet, together with the
assessment commissioners and the
mayor and council in the borough hall
on next Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock
P. ]. Carney, Grantwood realtor, in
letter asked about the present status
of the old Palisade avenue. Council
man Kerwein said it still belongs to
the borough and suggested the coun-
cilmen look it over and decide what
to do about it. They agreed to do this
J. Spiker having sold the property
on Bergen boulevard and Route No. 10
where he wanted to put up a gas sta
ton, applied for a permit to erect a
station on the northwest corner of
Anderson avenue and Route No. 10.
Matter referred to building inspector.
The ordinance regulating the open
ing and closing hours of barber shops
and providing for no work on Sunday
was introduced and given it's first
reading. A hearing will be held at the
next regular meeting.
Councilman Carney said most of the
fellows" were against the ordinance.
but he didn't know about the girls.
Councilman Cook said he thought it
was unfair to other union labor for
the BARRIERS to expect the borough to
enforce their rules at the borough's
expense and said other unions enforce
their own laws.
Councilman Carney wished to know
what the "Bolshevicks" had done
about the "Tommie Dalton case and
asked the attorney if it was possible
to do away with the present police
ordinance altogether and get up a new
one. He was advised that it could
be repealed.
After few minor details were
taken care of the meeting adjourned.