Palisadian., 1925-11-13

a
and County News in Brief" This is
written by Mr.. G. II. May of Ridge
field Park and is brim full of interest
nu news stories told accurately and
briefly.
DIR. r. Burton-Opitz has begun a Sc
ries of lectures on anatomy and physl-
ology at the Holy Name Hospital at
Englewood. The doctor is also attend
ing physician in heart diseases at this
hospital.
A Jolly party of As boys and girls
motored to New Haven in nine autos
ON Saturday last and witnessed the
Yale Maryland football game as
guests of Yale University. The guests
included representatives from the Pho
neer Club, the Pathfinder Club, the
Union Club, the Camp Fire and Alpha
Girls and the Junior League. The
young folks not only enjoyed the
game, but few circus stunts enacted
between halves by the college boys.
They were also taken on tour of in
spection through the university build
ings.
A sample of the mail box offered
for sale by the Palisadian is on dis
play in the postoffice. Leave orders
with postmaster or mail coupon print
ed in ad below to the paper.
Mr. II. r. Middleton of Anderson
avenue returned on Friday from a
business trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Tams and Mrs.
Kate Mel are visiting in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. M. Nienstedt, formerly of Pali-
sade, now of Railway, was in town
for a short time last week.
The Women's Church League of
Palisade held a meeting on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Caroline Schmidt, on Edgewood lane.
Alan Carson was in town last
week, looking fine. Alan gave an ex-
cellent performance in "Kempy" at
Carnegie Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lane and Mr..
Thomas Fredricks attended a per-
1OTHlduce Oh buuuleS Oh lueSudy
evening.
Friday, 13; hope no one had any
bad luck, or saw any black cats.
The concert held on Monday eve-
ming at the Orphans Home turned
out fine and over three hundred dol
lars was realized from the free-will
Offering
Mrs. James Stewart of Edgewood
lane arrived home Tuesday after an
eventful trip to Washington. The
bus that runs from New York to Phil
adelphia ran into a culvert just out
side of Philadelphia, throwing Mrs.
Stewart down and bruising and cut
ting her face badly enough to make
it necessary for her to stay in Phila-
deIphia over night. She continued
on her way to Washington, where she
visited all points of interest and saw
President and Mrs. Coolidge at
church. On Sunday she dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. McCord, formerly of
Palisade.
Mrs. Walter Kirns of Edgewood
lane is confined to her home with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Harry Flagge was in town for
a short time this week.
Mrs. Holt of Edgewod lane is suf-
fering from most severe cold.
The Campfire Girls and the new
members and members mothers met
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
H. T. Beans. The meeting was both
a business and social affair.
The boys of the Union Club of Pali-
sade gave motion picture show in
the basement of the Union Church
on Friday evening.
Miss Irene Lane of Brooklyn was a
of Anderson avenue.
Miss Betty st. John spent last week
visiting friends in Belleport, Long
Island.
Miss Grace Campbell is busy these
days playing in AN orchestra COM
posed of sixty girls.
Mrs George Beckmann of Edge
wood lane was bruised and shaken up
when she was thrown from her horse
some time ago.
Miss Peggy Rice started on last
Monday to attend the Ballard School
in New York.
Francois Fredricks is visiting
Washington, d. c., together with a
teacher and some schoolmates from
the MacBurney School.
Mrs. Charles Litwin of Warren ave-
nue. is spending the week end with
her parents in Philadelphia.
The Misses Kay and Peggy Rice