Palisadian., 1925-12-18
Village Gossip


Dartmouth on Friday.
Mrs. Fredericks and Christine were
luncheon guests at the Commodore
on Wednesday afternoon.
The Campfire Girls will sing Christ
mas carols early on Christmas Eve.
Professor and Mrs. Berkey anc
Professor and Mrs. Beans attended
dinner at the Columbia Faculty Clut
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt entertained q
number of friends on Sunday evening
Miss Fanny Bradshaw arrived home
on Friday afternoon from Briarcllf
to enjoy the holidays at home.
The opohomer-freshman debate
was held at the Fort Lee High Schoo
on Thursday
Miss Elizabeth Flagge will spend
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Beckmann.
THE Alpha girls will sing Christ
mas carols late in the evening or
Christmas Eve.
Mrs. T. Fredericks and Christine
were guests of Mrs. L. May, formerly
of Palisade, at Beechurst, Long Island
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Beckmann
spent last weekend in Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rice Of Anderson
avenue will entertain at cards on Sat
urday evening.
Alfred Pennell arrived home from
Yale college on Tuesday. Alfred ha;
made the freshman basketball team
The Community Players of Grant
wood will present play on Saturday
evening at the home of DR.. and Mrs
John White.
The devotional meeting Of the Sun
day school teachers and officers OF the
Union Church was held on Thursday
evening at the home of Miss Mabel
Boswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rice are the
owners of new Nash sedan.
Ruth Miller arrived home for the
holidays, on Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Focht will
entertain a number of relatives fol
Z
Stanley Richardson of upper New
York state, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William Drummond of Edgewood lane
The Christmas entertainment of the
Union Church will be held on Tues
day evening at o'clock.
Jack Miller and two college friends
Carleton Abbott and Whitley Doane
will be home from Vermont on Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Harry Clark, Jr., of Edgewoot
lane, Palisade, entertained at lunch
con and bridge on Thursday after
noon.
The Metro Ensemble, of which Mr.
and Mrs. John Loescher of Abbot
boulevard are members. enjoyed al
evening of chamber music Saturda.
last String quartets by Beethoven
Brahms and Tschaikowski and piant
quintets by Schumann and Rheinber
ger were played.
Japanese Girls Success
-Fumiko Mitani of Kyoto Japan, ha
been awarded the cup annually be
slowed upon the perfect girr' in tn
senior class at Mount Holyoke Col
lege. 1t is the first time that an
foreign student has received this high
ly prized>award. The cup Is given t
the member of the graduating clas
on posture, proportion, weight an
general fitness.-Brooklyn Eagle.
This is the young Japanese gir
tutored by Miss Jean Beatty, daughte
of Rev. Lee M. Beatty, the forme
beloved pastor of the Union ChurcI
of Palisade. Miss Beatty is a pup
of Mount Holyoke at South Hadley
Mass. She is very talented youn
lady and much admired.
Golden Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Valentine, o
Dearborn road, attended the goldel
wedding of their great uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel A. Lounsbury
December 12, at Hurleyville, N. Y
hundred guests from radius of on
hundred miles. The happy coupl
have ten living children all married
There are twenty grand children also
There were many useful and valu
able gifts sent for the occasion, includ
ing $3.50 in gold coin. Many old song
were rendered at the anniversary, in
Guiding "Silver Threads Among tn
Cold" a solo by a friend which wa
very touching. Two girl twins, grand
children, sang Home, Sweet Home
very beautifully. 1t was fine event
The happy old couple are plain, lovinl
people with a heart for all out of doors