Palisadian., 1925-04-24
Village Gossip

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Lakewood. N. j.. Sunday.
Nelson Wicks, Thomas Fredericks
and Leo De Bar motored to Lake Ho-
patcong Sunday last.
Last Saturday afternoon the girls of
the Alpha Club attended a perform
ance of "The Fool"
Mrs. Mayhew Lake is spending a
few days in Philadelphia visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Magee attended
a performance of Rose Marie" on
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Kilcarr has been i'll with
la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Elkan went
trout fishing on Wednesday.
Mr.. Sam Hoke left Wednesday for
Chicago to meet his sister. Mrs Hoke
will join them Saturday and they will
all go to Asheville, N. c., for few
weeks visit.
Miss Bette Wright will be delegate
of the u. G. T. and will attend the
convention In Atlantic City, May s.
The Limenfelds' beautiful young po-
lice dog was killed by taxi on An
derson avenue Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Bradshaw attended the spe-
cial performance of rs Eat So?" on
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Miles Mcfarland will have the
cast removed from her leg next week,
after which will follow weeks of spe-
cial treatments before she can walk
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kilcarr attended the
Ninth Regiment review on Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane celebrat-
ed their wedding anniversary Tuesday
last.
"A number of Palisadians attended
the "Own Your Home" show Thurs
day evening.
The u. C. T. will hold fun meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Mcdonald in Grantwood on Fri
day, May l.
Miss Bette Wright was guest OF
Mrs Wallace Mcdonald at the alu-
minum luncheon held at the home of
Mrs. Vosburgh on Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Hunter are busy
in their preparations for leaving June
for China.
On Friday evening the Alpha Girls
will attend the performance of "Mi-
kado" at the Forty-fourth Street The
atre.
The Community Players will pre-
sent The Famous Mrs. Fair" on May
6 In Carney Hall, Grantwood.
Last Sunday Mrs Ernest Sibley,
Miss Mabel Boswick and Miss Eleanor
Pennell attended the Sunday School
Institute at haywood.
Edith Mistarka was in the cast of
the Fort Lee High School Junior play,
which was given Thursday and Friday.
The Campfire Girls held a meeting
at Abagail Pennelrs home on Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. James Speyer will give party
on the 9th OF May for the Church
League. The proceeds are to be given
to the Orphans Home drive.
Miss Josephine Bliss entertained
party of friends from Buffalo over last
week end.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles Littwin had as
their house guest last week Mrs. Lift
wins cousin, Newton r. Levey of
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles p. Berkey was the
guest of honor at the meeting of the
Louisiana Club in the home of Mrs.
Patrick White in New York last Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Berkey is pres
ident of the Minnesota of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner e. Kaelin en-
tertained at their home, 1869 Cumber-
mede road Palisade, recently, compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. e. Holmdale,
Mr.. Holmdale being the guest of hon
or as the architect of the new home
of the Kaelins, into which they re-
Gently moved. Other guests were Mr..
and Mrs A. Becker, Miss Eva Becker
and Lewis Becker, also of Palisade.
Mrs. Kaelin entertained on Thurs
day with an afternoon tea. The guests
were ladies from Grantwood and Pali-
sade, including Mrs. p. B. Schomber,
Mrs. Gustav Dopslaff, Mrs. G. Zell-
weger Of Grantwood, and Mrs. p.
Eberhardt. Mrs. Hans Studerus, Mrs.
Herrey and Mrs. F. Durich of Pali-
sade.
--LastWednesday was Draughtsmens
Day at the Architectural and Allied
Arts Exposition, and Ernest Sibley,
architect of Palisade, closed his Of
fee for that day and took nine of his
office staff as guests to the draught-
mems luncheon at the Hotel Roose-
yelt. They spent the remainder of
the day at the Grand Central Palace
where the Exposition is being held,
and where considerable of Mr.. Sibleys
work is being exhibited.
BE sure and save Friday evening,
May s, for the entertainment to be
given by children and young people
of Palisade for the benefit of the Mel
son Drive Fund. Loot for further de-
tails next week.
II note the following foreign informa-
tion which may be of local interest:
wallace Montgomery, general SUI
perintendent for Warner Sugar Com
pany of Cuba, Miranda, Oriente, has
been proposed for membership in the