Palisadian., 1925-09-25
Village Gossip

"A typographical error appeared in
this column last week. In the an
nouncement of the wedding of Mrs.
Rosentiel and Mr.. Heidenfelder the
date was given as Sept. 16, 1915, it
should have been Sept. 16, 1925.
Mr.. w. e. Kaelin of Cumbermede
road and his sister who recently ar
rived from Switzerland are spending
several days in Boston.
Prof. Hal T. Beans of Cumbermede
road recently returned from months
stay in Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmuth Gaess of
Edgewood lane recently entertained
several brothers of Mr.. Gaess.
The Phi Delta Epsilon fraternity,
Zeta chapter, will hold an informal
dance in the Palisade school house on
the evening of October 10. The fra
ternity Is planning to have a party in
Oakland tomorrow evening. Dinner
at the "frat" house there will preeede
an evening of dancing at the Lilac
Manor nearby.
This Sunday is Rally Day at the
Union Sunday School. Fourteen new
members were added to the role last
Sunday and Superintendent Clark Is
delighted.
If anyone says to you, it will be too
cold for an outdoor performance on
October third, ask him whether he
ever went to a football game on
Thanksgiving Day Signed, Camp
Fire Girls.
Mrs. Geo. Steffens and son we're re-
cent visitors in the village.
The Walther's family of Edgewood
lane will move soon into the Stulp-
nagel home on Abbott boulevard.
DIR. and Mrs. Chas. Jacknowitz will
entertain over this weekend Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Norris of New York city and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Weidberg of Holyoke,
Mass. DR.. and Mrs. Jacknowitz at
tended performance of "Capt. Jinks"
In N. Y. G. on Wednesday evening
last
Mrs. Worth, mother of Mrs. l.. w.
Magee of Edgewood lane, has returned
from Brielle.
been overhauled recently, in search
of quaint old costumes and accessor-
les for the Period Fashion Review to
be given for the benefit of the Camp
Fire Girls, on the lawn of the Beans
home, Saturday evening, October 3.
One of the treasures Is Leghorn
bonnet, belonging to Mrs. Logan. 1t
tv. hA OF
shipment of such bonnets to be re-
ceived here, and was worn by Mrs.
Logan's grandmother. There is
wedding gown of twenty years ago,
and everything right down to the
latest fiapper clothes. You'll see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Mcfarland of
Mdgewood lane celebrated their tenth
wedding anniversary with an elabor-
ate party on last Saturday evening.
About sixty guests were present from
all parts of this and New York state.
Music was provided for dancing by
the radio and a ukelele. Everybody
had a dandy time.
Elizabeth Flagge was in town this
past week, so was Allan Carson.
--ADtgall F6nu6ll lb running IOI ScC-
retary of the Student Government
Council at the Ft. Lee High School.
Mrs. f. st. John and the Misses
Eleanor Penneli and Agnes Brady at
tended a performance of .Oh. Mama"
at the Playhouse in New York this
past week. Alice Brady Is the star in
the play. No relation to Agnes.
The bellies of the village are de-
lighted with the new chewing gum
machine at the Junction plaza-not
because the chewing gum is any bet
ter but because of the large mirror
which Is utilized for "primping" pur-
poses. Those seen making use of the
new mirror recently include Christine
Fredericks, the Boswick sisters, Peggy
Rice, Mrs. Chas. Lane, the Wolpert
girls and very attractive widow.
Mrs. Charles T. Logan returned on
Wednesday evening from short bust
ness trip to New Bedford, Mass.
Mrs. Charles w. b. Lane returned
from Hollywood, California, on Satur-