Palisadian., 1925-07-10
Village Gossip


and have made brilliant start this
week. You can talk faster now when
giving news over the phone, for Peg
CIV listens and repeats the news while
Kay writes it down in shorthand.
Some system. incidentally, the new
"repomresses" are very pretty and
capable.
walter H. Robbins of Jassamine
way, Ed Welters, Fred Fox and Bill
Scharlow of West New York left
Monday morning, July 6, for Califor-
MIA in walters Ford. If the Ford
stands up and all goes well the boys
hope to be back the latter part OF
September. Wish them luck.
Miss Betty Beans visited for day
or two at Blairstown this past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Averill, formerly OF
Newark, have moved to Palisade, nav
ing taken a house on Anderson ave-
nue..
Members of Phi Delta Epsilon ira
ternity. Zeta chapter, held the last
of their dinner-dances at Braunstelns
on Friday evening Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Buttolph ana
Miss clarice Blake of Grantwood,
Miss Calm Hoke of Paiisade' hooele
McDearman of North Carolina anu
cenhas Brainerd of Leonia made UP
a nicnic party by motor to Mountain
View on the Fourth of July.
Thomas Luff, who is at present IN
california. has written to his folks
telling of the recent earthquaAe
shock. He says the family were eat
ing breakfast when the nrst shooh
oo1na and he describes the rocking
sonaation as being like sudden at
taclx of vertigo. Mr. Luff is employed
Inv the Metro Company in Los An
geles
Mrs. Decker and family of Cumper-
mede road are spending severai DAYS
in Atlantic City. They left yesterday
morning.
Mrs. John Sharp of Edgewood lane
entertained a party of friends from
Ridgefeld Park, and also her mother
and sister from New York, over the
Fourth of July.
Dr and Mrs. Charles Littwin are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. l.. strauss
of New York for the weekend.
Mice Eleanor Pennell and Miss
Mabel Boswick will return home TO-
day after spending two weeks at
Blairstown, N. ].
Mrs. Caroline Schmidt and her son
Wesley motored to Elmira this week
They will be gone several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Knipping
and family of Anderson avenue spent
last weekend with some friends at
Spring Valley, N. Y.
IT. Fredericks received calldoWh
last Sunday night for driving along
country road with one llght anu one
arm. Careful, Tommy!
Mrs Carl Holthausen is expecteo
home from Connecticut next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mistarka OIL
Bluff road spent the weekend OF tne
Fourth at the Catskills.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Bernett OF Ander-
son avenue are having their home re-
modelled.
DIR. and Mrs Russell Burton-opltz'
daughter and Dorothea Knipping spent
last Sunday at Irvington-on-the-Huo-
son with friends.
Miss Josephine Bliss of Edgewood
lane leaves Sunday morning to spend
three weeks in Buffalo, visiting rela-
tives.
The Misses Kay and Peggy Rice OF
Anderson avenue attended dance at
the White Beeches Country Club TINS
week.
"A special meeting of the Women S
League was held at the home OF Mrs
James Stewart on Wednesday at
o'clock.
Miss Marie Knipping Of Anderson
avenue entertained number OF
friends last Friday.
Mr.. H. d. Schall and family mo-
tored to Asbury Park last Monday to
spend the day.
Miss Arlyn Burton-Opitz of Abbott
boulevard leaves Saturday for Seagirt,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Binner return
from their honeymoon tomorrow after
touring New Hampshire and Massa-
chusetts for two weeks.
Charlie Lane carried cane for
few days, due to sprained hip,
though some don't believe it.
Mr. and Mrs. Peiser spent last week
end at Asbury Park, N. j.
Jack Bowe of Edgewood lane spent
last weekend with his mother and
brother at Roscoe, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs Hodgins, father and
mother OF Mr.. John Hodgins, were
guests of the latter in Palisade over
July weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davidson and
three children of Montclair, spent
July with their aunt, Mrs. Charles
II. Logan of Dundee Cables" Mrs.
Reynolds had decorated the dining
table in patriotic colors, and it was
really beautiful. Everything was sug-
gestiye of the day. red, white and blue
predominating. In the center OF the
table was Mr.. Logan's 10th birthday
cup in which was a cluster of small
American flags.
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