Palisadian., 1925-12-04

SlOt IN the uOoF-
Be ready by the end of this month
so mail delivery can start the first of
the year.
Mrs. Robert Mcclellan (nee Maxine
Sibley) now with her husband in the
heart of Africa, recently shot and
killed a big buck reindeer while on
hunt with a party She stood in the
tall grass as high as her head when
she fired. The details of the adven-
ture were contained in letter to her
mother, Mrs. Ernest Sibley.
Eleanor Ochsner, is selling Christ
mas handkerchiefs from her father
embroidery factory and she's a great
success at it. Last year she sold hfty
dozen and hopes to beat that record
This season. Eleanor is the champion
girl salesman of Palisade.
The Feuerbachs, of Bluff and Cum
bermede roads, autoed last week 10
their Connecticut farm and found IL
quite cold enough up there. They are
home again.
ALI sorts of weather the past week
land plenty of rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Peierano, OF 81
'Cumbermede road, left wednesday
for Europe on the Aquitania. They
are going to visit London and go py
.airplane to Paris, and stop to vislt
with their parents at Genoa.
Automobiles continue to violate the
Bluff road ordinances at will What 5
the usei The only way to stop IL Is
to fine every mothers son of them.
-Earl Pinard was in town Sunday
last. New car, new suit, all improve
ments. He didn't stay long.
-"Shake the hand that shook the
Presidents" says Francois Freder-
icks. It seems that he just took the
President by surprise while he was
stopping in Washington, d. Z. he
was with the boys from the McBurny
school in New York City.
The Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity
Zeta CHAPTER. at recent meeting
completed plans for their winter
dance to be held in the Clihside High
School December rs.
Margaret Schall celebrated her
birthday last week.
Mrs. Harry Elkan is visiting MT.
and Mrs. Milton Elkan in PhiladeF
phia.
Miss Frances Cady, of HUDSON
Heights. visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lane on Wednesday evening.
The Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity
are giving a dinner dance at the fort
Richard on Saturday evening.
Mrs. A. M. Yale visited in Philadel-
phia last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Pellerano sailed
Wednesday for Geneva, Italy, to Vlslt
relatives.
Professor and Mrs. P. T. Berkey anu
Virginia arrived home last Sunday
from China.
Mrs. Arthur Hayes, of Edgewood
lane. entertained at luncheon on FIJI
day afternoon for the benefit OF the
building fund of the Union Church.
While viewing the Congressional
Library in Washington last Frloay'
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt and Wesly
looked around and saw Francois Fred
ricks doing the same thing.
Miss Fanny Bradshaw was home on
Thanksgiving Day but returned TO
Briarclff late that evening
Mr.. Frederick Imoore, of Edgewood
lane. is recuperating from recent
operation.
Mrs. Charles Focht will entertain on
Monday for the Women's Republican
Club.
Mrs. Floyd Schaeffer entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark, of Cum
bermede road. entertained at cards on
last Monday evening.
Mrs. William II. Roberts returned
on Tuesday from two weeks visit
to Lakewood.
Don't forget the Christmas Bazaar
at the church on December 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flandorf
spent Thanksgiving in Farmingdale'
l.. |.
Mrs. ]. II. Bradshaw attended
poetical matinee at the Hampton
Theatre this afternoon. The matinee
was for the benefit of the Cathedral
of st. John the Divine. Mrs, OTIS
skinner was one of the patronesses.
Mrs. Paul Walthers of Abbott
boulevard, entertained large gather
ing of relatives on Thanksgiving.
Miss Christine Fredericks cele-
brated her birthday on November Is,
with a dinner and theatre party in
New York.
The Alpha Club held a meeting
Thursday at the home of Miss Flor
ence Robbins.
MIR and Mrs. Urban and family OF
Abbott boulevard will leave shortly
for California.
The Junior League met on Tues
day at the home of Catherine Hauck
to finish work on articles for the
bazaar.
Theodore Dukeshere OF Annapolis,
was guest at the home of J. F.
Pennell last weekend.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Goodman, Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Sharp, Mrs. A. L.
Ruehmann and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Sibley, attended the exhibition OF
Portrait Sketches and StillI4ife by
the artists. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Willard
Ortlip of Fort Lee, New Jersey. on
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