Palisadian., 1925-02-20
Village Gossip

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Little Lois Scott entertained her lit
tie friends at party on Thursday aft
ernoon from until 6.
Walter Barklage is appearing again
in Seven Keys to Baldpate" in New
York on February 20.
Mrs Anton Grulich entertained at
bridge on Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Magee enter
tanned a few friends at a Valentine
party last Saturday evening.
Mrs. carl Holthausen will entertain
at bridge on February "a.
Professor Berkey leaves this Satur-
day for trip to Mongolia. A week
will be spent in the Hawaiian Islands
en- route.
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt has been
quite i'll with very severe cold.
Mrs. Royce Bulge has just returned
from a two weeks trip to Miami, Fla.
Tom Middleton is home for a
weeks vacation. His credits in the
mid-year examinations at Dartmouth
were so excellent that he was given
a new Buick car and have built an at
tractive new garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Schaeffer have
this short vacation as a special re-
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Burdett en-
tertained large number of friends at
a Valentine party on last Saturday
evening. About twenty-four guests
were present. The party was charm
ing in every way.
Miss Nanny Bradshaw will arrive
home today for the weekend.
Professor BerKey has been in bed
for several days from the effects OF
the innoculations necessary before
taking his Asiatic trip.
Mrs. Joseph Breckley enjoyed a
short visit with her chum, Carmelita
flying trip from Hollywood.
Mr.. ]. F. Pennell and Miss El:nor
Pennell entertained at dinner Tues
day evening, complimentary to Mr.
Huang. the Chinese secretary to the
Methodist board of foreign missions.
Members of the cast of the Church
League play were entertained after
the performance by Mrs. John Sharp
and Mrs. d. H. Valentine at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine on Edge
wood Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Elkan attended
a dance on Wednesday evening held
at the N. Y. A. C. in New York
Mr. and Mrs. William l.. King have
as their house guests Mr.. Joseph
Boucher of Schenectady, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Loescke have as
their guests Mrs. Meyer and Miss
Meyer of Chicago.
Captain Frank Burgess of St. Louis
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lane this past week.
II
day be a Broadway star, we predict.
Mrs. Talmann has secured the serv-
ices of Mr.. Alden Alley to speak on
the World Court at the next Bergen
County Civic Forum meeting, to be
held February "a at the court house
at Hackensack, N. j.
The last of a series of Sunday aft
ernoon receptions was given by DR..
and Mrs. Charles p Berkey in their
home on Cumbermede road on Sun
day last. DR.. Berkey will sail from
Los Angeles on FEBRUARY % for China
where in the company of number
of other men of science he will ex-
plore the great Cobb Desert. Among
the out of town guests at Sunday
afternoons affair were; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick X. Norris of New
York City and Mr. and Mrs. c. Nook
of Metuchen, formerly of Palisade.
Mrs. Berkey was assisted at the tea
table by Mrs. Nook.
Former Mayor Edsall of Palisade
Park visited Palisade Lincoln's
Birthday, as guest of M. Wickware of
Edgewood Lane.
Mrs. Grulich Entertains
Mrs. Anton Grulich. of Edgewood
lane, gave a charming card affair at
her home on Thursday afternoon, one
of the most attractive of the season
and which was greatly enjoyed by
those present. Mrs. Henrietta ID.
Reynolds won first prize, Mrs. Otto
Boschen, second; Mrs. Lester Bur
dett, third; Mrs. McGee, fourth.
The other guests present were;
Mrs. Carl Holthausen, Mrs. Ernest
Holthausen, Mrs. III. Holthausen,
Mrs. Meyn, Mrs. Dunbar SPOTS, Mrs.
Hauser, Mrs. Andrew SPOTS, Miss
Focht, Mrs, George Beckmann, Mrs.
Eypper. Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr.,
Mrs Oswald, Mrs. Hayes and others.
Lovely refreshments were served.
Mr.. Blandin, father of Mrs. DR.. H. T.
Beans, who has been i'll for several
weeks. is slowly improving